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paulkernan says:
The Regional Cultural Centre, a fabulous new multidisciplinary arts facility developed by Donegal County Council, has opened adjacent to An Grianán Theatre. Described by the Irish Times as a ‘cultural beacon’, the distinctive glass and aluminium structure was designed by the Letterkenny based, …
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Africancrab says:
The Hermitage can be rightly called one of the world’s top ranking Museum because of it’s large collection of European art and masters, of course I would not disagree but I found the Louvre in Paris to be the best of them all including the Prado. To be perfectly honest I don't think any other mu…
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swecha says:
Recently I have been to Shilparamam which is a big relief from busy city life.It resembles village lifestyle,arts,crafts,festivals and our own tradition.Being an art lover and nothing else,I find this place close to my heart.Not only one can buy goods,but also can interact with the artists who are s…
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Sunrise5 says:
In the ordinary guide, la Défense is described as the Parisian business district, which is the biggest of Europe - finito. But there's so much more about it, though.
Let's start with the name, which appears a bit strange in the first moment. Yet it comes from a monument, which is called "La Dé…
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tinapik says:
It is dirty, it is seedy and scummy but it is the place to be for pre-drinks to kickstart a dirt-cheap night out. The only question is, can you handle it?
All you need to do is simply traipse and zig-zag down the little alleyways of Bairro Alto, find a random scungy-looking bar, walk in and order…
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tj1777 says:
KaLuis is a fish restaurant in Puerto Princesa. It has made it to the Authors choice in Lonely Planet 2006, which usually means the quality of the place will drop dramatically. Hence I had decided not to go there. But I heard from many people that they had been and it was really great - and this wer…
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Dolphintrekker says:
The Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival supporting community programs is an annual autumn weekend event. The affair is always festive, crowd pleasing, and family-oriented. This seasonal event certainly attracted a much bigger crowd this year than past years, as well as, a genuine autumn chill. Bu…
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suvulo says:
That's a church 100% designed and sculpted by Aleijadinho, and inside the church there's a museum dedicated to him (you have to pay R$ 3 to see the museum).
Aleijadinho, which means "little cripple", is actually Antônio Francisco Lisbôa (1738-1810), one of the most famous Brazilian sculptors/a…
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pms70 says:
This free boating festival is held every year, normally during late May/early June. Boats come from all over the country but also from the rest of Europe and moor in Meppel city centre. You will find everything from luxury yachts to old barges. There will be an historic fleet dating back as far as t…
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paulkernan says:
EARAGAIL ARTS FESTIVAL 2008 will run from Thursday 10th to Sunday 20th July. This is an annual arts and culture festival that runs every year and spans dozens of venues across the county of Donegal. Each year its programme encompasses theatre and comedy, fun and family events, the spoken word and or…
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CrazyLisa says:
Every 4th Saturday of October the Village of Claremont (The older on on the eastern side of Indian Hill) throws open its arms and welcomes the friends and neighbors of Claremont to the village to celebrate. The Village Venture is the streets of the village blocked off a lined with booths for shoppin…
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The Hermitage
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