Centre Travel

The Basilica of "El Pilar" stands on the right bank of River Ebro  It is one of the most important Sanctuaries in the catholic world, according to an ancient tradition, on the night of January 2nd in the year 40 AC " The Virgin Mary arrived in mortal flesh to Zaragoza in order to comfort Apostle James, as he was preaching the Gospel near River Ebro". This fact confirms the Basilica as the first Marian Temple in the world. This huge urban shrine located in the downtown area of Zaragoza is a mandatory stop for anyone who visits the city. The Towers and Domes that shape the exterior view make the Basilica recognizable anywhere. The basilica is visited by millions of people each year., specially significant and moving is the event of the flower offering that takes place every year on October 12th on that day, hundreds of thousands arrived from all over Spain and many other countries to bring flowers to the image.  All these flowers are placed together forming a big ...

The Sanctuary of Torreciudad is located near the city of barbastro in the Province of Huesca, its privilege location on the top of a mount makes this unique place a perfect natural environment with great panoramic views over " Lake Grado". This modern sanctuary was placed  just a few meters  away from the old shrine (origin of the devotion to Virgin of Torrecciudad around the 11th century). The name of Torreciudad (Turris Civitatis in the old times) comes from an old surveillance tower from the Arabic Times and which remains can be found not far from the mentioned shrine. Torreciudad ids today a meeting and pilgrimage point for thousands of people and it is one of the most visited places in the pyrenees. All the activities that take place are concentrated in the cult and veneration to the virgin, since the beginning, groups and families play a key role in the day to day life of the sanctuary, it is known as the sanctuary of the families. Sanctuary of Torreciudad Vis...

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Glacier 3000 offers you a pure snow experience and breathtaking views onto the most beautiful alpine peaks Jungfrau, Matterhorn and Mont Blanc. Activities, Alpine Coaster (world's highest bobsleigh track), snow bus, dogsled ride, glacier hike, view point. Glacier 3000 Bern T:   +41(0)24 492 09 23 F:   +41(0)24 692 09 24 Email:   info@glacier3000.ch Web:     www.glacier3000.ch

Experience 31 big cats and bears close up, and watch the animals as they are put through their paces in public shows. Jungle cafe' play area and petting corner for younger visitors. New lion and leopard enclosures. Subingen Wildlife Park Bern T:   +41(0)79 421 13 81 Web;   www.raubtier.ch

GAST Travel will takwe you to the Jungfrau region from a number of different pick-up points.  Enjoy the comfortable coach ride to Lauterbrunnen where you will join the Jungfrau railway up to the Jungfraujoch at 3.454m above sea level, in a wonderworld of ice and snow.  Following the ride back down to Grindelwald, GAST Travel will bring you safely back to Bern. GAST Travel Bern GAST AG Utzentorf www.gast.ch T:   +41(0)32 666 40 80

Exhibition:  "From the Mediterranean to the North Sea" A trip back inntime over 50,000 years, from the Renaissance to Neanderthal. MAN Audioguide available in 4 languages (English, French, German and Italian) Council of Europe Museum Prize winner in 2003. Latenium Bern T:   +41(00  32 889 69 17 W:   www.latenium.ch

A varied and interesting rail journey along Lake Geneva to Lausanne via Freiburg, with a visit to the Olympic Museum; the world's largest information center about the Olympic Museum; the world's largest information center about the Olympic Movement and its ideals.   You'll experience the most moving and memorable moments of the Olympic Games in vivid detail here. The Olympic Museum Bern T:   +41(0) 21 621 65 11 Web:   www.olympic.org