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mdfehmel says:
I spent 1 day in Hyderabad during my last trip to India. Flew in in the morning and flew back in the evening. As such, my impressions may not represent an accurate review of the city. Perhaps on a return trip I will be able to refine my opinions. Nonetheless, my first impression was favorable. …
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geokid says:
Castillo de San Cristobal sits on a limestone cliff 150 feet above the sea. There are five separate units spread over more than 27 acres. All units are connect by moats and tunnels, however, each unit was self-sufficient in case a portion of the fortress should fall to the enemy. The first fortifica…
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purplejoker says:
Delicious food & beer brewed on location. I definately recommmend! If Chris is there, tell him Nate sent you. You won't get anything extra, but it's nice. :)
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CarrieFB says:
Such a beautiful and cultural place, again highly recommended! Would not recommend going in hight of summer because its extremely busy and v v hot. october would be best time to go. There are lots of lush places to eat and museums, attractions to visit etc. v cheap & gorgeous souvenirs to buy too!
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collettefriend says:
We had a great stay here. Room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful with directions to where we needed to go. They allow pets and it was only 5 dollars for our dog. Would highly recommend this hotel to anyone needing to stay in the Fort Collins are…
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croguide says:
Lovrijenac is the highest fort of Dubrovnik and certainly the most impressive one. In literature known as the "Gibraltar of Dubrovnik", Lovrijenac rises above 37 meters high rock. It changed roles in the course of history. The main purpose of its construction was defense, and the main idea was to p…
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collettefriend says:
Great room for a great price. We stayed in a hot tub suite and it was HUGE. We had our dog with us so they allow pets and they had a great breakfast in the morning. The lobby is really beautiful, it was recently remodeled and the staff was very friendly. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone…
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mskadu says:
If you go to Sinhagad, make sure you visit this spot. This is a small natural spring of water which is ever fresh and is free of charge. The climb, the drive and the walk to it may make you tired, but all it takes is a pot full of water from the tank and you feel rejuvenated!Mahatma Gandhi is said t…
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DHaworth says:
Landguard Fort in Felixstowe England is a place that will give you a more meaningful historical experience. I must confess while i was in Felixstowe the Fort was closed and not opening til May 2007. I decided to climb the walls of the Fort and take my own tour. I have a bad habit of this in my trave…
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jennjeff1 says:
The Casemate Museum on Fort Monroe in Hampton, Virginia is an amazing site of ultra-historic significance. Fort Monroe is surrounded by a tidal-based moat and has several large gun emplacements overlooking the strategic entrance to Chesapeake Bay and the land approach from the west. It is situated…
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ik-ben-10eke says:
(In dutch as well - scroll down).
Gravensteen, the name explains it all: A stone building for the count, in this case the count of Flanders.
A bit of history:
The choice to built the castle on this very spot was because it was a higher sandplate between the Leie’s riverbranches, thus a high…
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ElementsOutdoors says:
If you are the active kind and the pouring rain is keeping you indoors, then do not fret - we have the perfect weekend getaway planned for you - read on...
Where : Peth fort, 2 and half hours by road from Mumbai
How long : 1 day
When : 19th July 2009 / 1st August 2009
Who : Individuals and …
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lilmissmagoo says:
Fort at Number 4 is a living history museum set in the 1740s. It's an excellent learning experience for kids. It isn't very big, and has a small staff, which makes it more personal. There's a guide dressed as each of the original settlers in each area of the museum. They have an apothecary, a ge…
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Emale73 says:
I visited this site on St. Kitts as part of an island tour I was taking. The restoration work on this site is excellent and the views from the cannon bays are fantastic. You can drive to the top, but to get to the citadel portion of the site requires an uphill walk into the fortress that is not whee…
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djinn88 says:
It cost us a few dollars for some tolls to get into St. Pete, but the entrance for the park is just $.35 which seemed like a strange price. I went fishing while my friend took her dog to the beach. I didn't catch anything but it was a very nice place to be anyway. The fort here looked pretty bori…
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Andy99 says:
"Blackbeard's Castle" was originally built in 1679 as a watchtower overlooking Charlotte Amalie harbor and was known as Skytsborg. Today, the historic structure has taken on a new popularity as a center for pirate lore. Pirates are popular and big business in St. Thomas. However, I recommend visitin…
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Sftrail says:
The city of Leavenworth Kansas grew up around Fort Leavenworth built
across the Missouri River in "Indian country" in the early 1800s.
The fort is still in use today, but now for training. There is
also a national cemetery in the city. Leavenworth is also
the location of …
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fran2011 says:
San Juan is just one of the many places to visit in Puerto Rico. As I have lived all my life here, I've been to most parts of the island.
The metropolitan area of San Juan can be divided into different areas, like Old San Juan, Condado, Hato Rey, Guaynabo, Carolina, Bayamon, and Rio Pie…
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mskadu says:
As soon as you reach sinhagad, you will see several small shops run by local villagers from around the fort. The salted butter milk and "bhaji" here are famous eatables. You can also get some freshly cut cucumbers or guavavas, if they are in the season.
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andrewcsikes says:
This was a really neat little fort on the Cumberland River. Across the river is LP Field, where the Tennessee Titans play. I recommend visiting the Fort.
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alyssa_ob says:
Fort Ridgely State Park lies up on the bluffs above the Minnesota River and along the Redwood River. Fort Ridgely was a military post that was attacked during the Sioux Uprising in the 1800s and ruins of the stone buildings still remain. The historic site has many signs explaining the Sioux uprisi…
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portia says:
Eclectic and uniquely decorated rooms in this restored fort and palace and its many stairways are quite an experience. The many open terraces and balconies are great for taking it easy with a cup of tea and some snacks and chatting with friends. The hotel is big enough to be explored in many hours…
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pbobenhausen says:
Fort Mackinaw is a great place for those that are interested in history. It was built by the British during the American Revolution to control the passage between the great lakes, and remained in British control until 15 years after the war ended. There are many re-enactors that greet you or partic…
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X_Drive says:
The Bluff Park area of Fort Gaines will bring feelings of the past to mind. Located in the southeast corner of town the park has collected several historic buildings from around Clay County. Begun back at the beginning of the twentieth century and maybe earlier this bluff overlooking the Chattahooc…
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andrewcsikes says:
This was a great place to stop. There was not a lot to do or see, but it was all pretty interesting. The cost is free. My child seemed to have fun. The staff was super friendly and told us some of the great things to do in Mobile.
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redbaron80 says:
The Citadel was constructed in the early 18th century and was the crowning glory of the Halifax defence complex. It is a large base constructed atop the highest hill in the Halifax area, which affords great views of downtown and the harbour from the upper walls.
Period costumes worn by interprete…
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RainyDayToast says:
Entry is $12,000 pesos.
A large fortress built in the 17th century. Really impressive and a must see in Cartagena.
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chrisbauer says:
Being (I think) the only real castle in the U.S. automatically makes the Castillo a unique and interesting attraction. Originally constructed by the Spanish to gaurd the Florida coast from pirate attacks, the Castillo is now a national monument located in beautiful Saint Augustine. A self guide…
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fivepointpalm says:
ok..considering my review points, this hotel shouldn't sound convincing...but still it does.
on our trip through florida, we stayed a few nights at busy places... so landing on fort myers beach, was pretty relaxing, and that's what we really like about it.
the location of the hotel, lies +- 4-…
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Eric says:
Becin is a medieval fortress set on an impressive rock hill/cliff, just outside of Milas.
As far as ruins in Turkey go, this one is impressive more for its setting and impressive walls than for any incredibly well preserved details. Most of the fort is over run with weeds and, inexplicably, sheep…
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