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rideouts says:
The Louvre is a massive museum. It is essentially, many museums combined into one, with enough material to keep a visitor busy for months. The size of the Louvre is also one of it's biggest challenges. It is possible to see it all, but not really absorb or enjoy the material.On…
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mahoney says:
If you are looking for a great family oriented fun day, the Ohio Renaissance Festival is just the place to be. My girlfriend Emilia and I were camping in nearby Caesar Creek State Park and we decided to go to the festival on our way home on Labor Day.We had planned to stay for about an hou…
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Miranda-Maas says:
Europe has many terrific museums but to me this is definately one of the best ones. The collection contains paintings of all masters in the European history in painting. So there are not only Italian paintings but also a lot of Spanish, Dutch, Flemisch and German ones. One thing you have to keep in …
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Ann_Hells says:
I agree to go in the afternoon; there was hardly a line when I went. This museum is well worth its entrance fee. There is so much to see.
I would recommend spending some time in the exhibits before the Sistine chapel. I saw many people walking through the exhibits without looking at the pieces jus…
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jennjeff1 says:
We lived on the same bay as the Renaissance Okinawa Resort but just a little further north in Nakadomari Village near Moon Bay Hotel. The Renaissance Okinawa Resort is a Marriott property and has been an Okinawa landmark since its construction. The hotel has an open atrium and several fine-dining …
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jennjeff1 says:
The crystal turquoise-blue waters off Okinawa, especially at sunset, should be viewed from this little traditional Okinawan village. But, you can also see the same stretch of beach from the Renaissance Okinawa Resort and Moon Beach Hotel. Nakadomari Beach is protected by an off-shore shelf about 2…
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Pearl510 says:
The Sukiennice or Cloth Hall is probably the most famous building of Krakow, standing in the middle of the old square. The hall was build in the 15th century and is on the UNESCO list of world inheritance. You simply cannot miss it when in Krakow.
The building itself is long and tall, and mainly …
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jenniescharm says:
For those of you traveling to Lisbon for the first time, I recommend making the Discoveries Monument your first stop. Not only will you be treated to an amazing 360 degree view of the city and the surrounding area, you can also learn a lot about the history of Lisbon all in a single stop - and with …
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Pearl510 says:
Casa Pilatos is located in the Santa Cruz quarter, at Plaza Pilatos. It is a luxurious city palace dating from the 16th century. You'll see many wonderful azulejos (walls covered with the typical tiles), and enjoy the mudejar architecture. There is a nice patio and some little gardens too.
Casa P…
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jteddyb says:
The Residenz ("Residence") is the humble name given to the extravagant palace of the dukes (later kings) of Bavaria. It is full of over-the-top baroque rooms, everything covered in gold and mirrors except for the paintings drawn from German mythology and 19th-century military history. If the Residen…
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Louvre
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Ohio Renaissance Festival
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Nakadomari Beach, Okinawa, Japan
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Residenz (Bavarian royal palace)
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