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Pearl510 says:
Kazimierz is the old Jewish quarter of Krakow. It has a completely different feel from the Rynek Glowny area, but to me it was twice as interesting. The buildings are old, a bit run down but certainly authentic, and so are the streets and squares. There is a bit of a dirty flair to Kazimierz, but th...
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mstank says:
Glorious place... I recently studied abroad in Florence and sadly discovered this place the last couple of days. Most fantastic food and its pretty cheap compared to the rest of the tourist traps... There's also another restaurant I'd like to recommended that had the best Gnocchi but completely forg...
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paulkernan says:
The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum was voted Irish Museum of the Year and illustrates the way of life and the traditions of the people of the north of Ireland.
Set in over 170 acres of rolling countryside, the outdoor Folk Museum tells the story of life in early 20th century Ulster. It includes a...
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acnorth says:
I've visited Paris three times, but my most recent was without doubt the best... We stayed in Montmatre, towards the North West of the city. Around the corner is the fascinatingly seedy and colourful Moulin Rouge. Don't be afraid to venture off the main street to find some amazing places to grab din...
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paulkernan says:
Nestling below Cashel hill overlooking Ballyness Bay, Gortahork is a small busy Gaeltacht (Irish Speaking Region) village in Northwest Donegal (in Gaeilge the town's name means The Field of Oats). It has the typical rural Irish feature of a long main street and a wild scattering of houses dissappear...
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Pearl510 says:
Santa Cruz is the quarter north of the cathedral and the Alcazar. It is definitely worth a visit, because it is the most authentic and typical neighborhood of Sevilla. The streets are really small and old, just like the buildings. In the evenings it is nice to come and sit on a terrace here, to stro...
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perfektewelle says:
Are you hispanic? Or do you just love the culture? Maybe you are just looking for something to do!
Head on downtown to the Hispanic Festival. Revel in south american, mexican, spanish, portugese, and central american culture!
Many vendors are set up, selling all kinds of incredible food.. nach...
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antigonewanders says:
Santiago is a small village located 30 miles north of Los Cabos's airport. It is a sweet town that provides an enjoyable respite from commercial, clubby Cabo San Lucas. When you visit, you feel like you are able to peak at authentic Mexican life.
If you want to stay overnight or get a meal,...
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paulkernan says:
The town of Falcarragh has as many faces as it has names! On some maps it shows up as 'Crossroads' deriving from its Irish language name Na Croisbhealaí but older maps refer to it as Robinson's Town, but its now listed as An Fál Carrach in Gaelic meaning the long or rough hedge. A town of around 1...
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Zoyenka says:
It's been a few years since my visit to Italy, but the experience is still fresh in my mind.
For the cost I chose to rate it as "expensive", due mainly to the weakening of the US dollar when exchanging currencies. This is the most important thing to keep in mind for planning future journeys overs...
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