Saturday, October 5, 2013

October's Rocktober Travel Destinations

October is now upon us. It’s the time of pumpkins, candy, sweaters, Halloween, and the beautiful colors of fall. Everybody is back to work and back to school; travel may not be a part of the plan for October, but it can be. A weekend getaway is all it takes. So let’s talk about the top places to visit this October.

October means Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany. Each year around six million people head to this city to eat brats, drink beer (only if they are of age) and attend the Bavarian Oktoberfest. This modern city that is Germany’s most expensive city is found near the Bavarian Alps and the River Isar. The streets are lined with retail stores and BMWs. October in Munich means sixteen days of Bavarian food, rides, drinks, and parties. A great trip for those who love a good time.

Fall is upon us. This means the leaves changing colors. If you are a nature lover and want to see nature transform right in front of your eyes, head to pretty much any national park, such as Yellowstone. Due to the fact that it is fall and everyone is busy working or going to school, the parks will be less crowded. This allows for more time and freedom to explore, hike, and watch summer transform into fall.

Albuquerque, New Mexico is waiting for you to come and visit. Every fall since 1972, it has been home to the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. This event has become the largest hot air balloon event in the whole world. During the first week of October, many travelers to go see the hundreds of balloons, 1,000 pilots from 28 different countries take off on their flight.

A cheap place to visit is Chicago. This diverse city has much to do and is located near Lake Michigan. Amazing restaurants, shops, and delicious deep dish pizza can be found throughout the city. Museums, zoos, art institutes, parks, shows, can all be found in Chicago. Plus, during the fall the weather is beautiful and the scenery is fantastic.

For those who want to travel out of the country, Tokyo, Jerusalem, and Paris are great choices. Tokyo’s Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden has yellow and orange leaves that flutter of trees and colorful chrysanthemums symbolizing the changing seasons. The Tokyo International Film Festival and Seven-Five-Three Festival also takes place at this time providing more to do. Jerusalem has great hotel rates, small crowds, beautiful sites, and perfect weather for any traveler. Paris, the romantic city, has great weather, less crowds, and cheap flights and hotels. The city has much to do and see; a wonderful place to go to relax and getaway.


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