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lovely_lori88 says:
In my opinion, Westminster Abbey is a must see for a trip to London. It's just so cool! I guess it can depend on how much you are into history but I found it amazing to be where so many famous people throughout history have been before and to be standing at the tombs of some of Englands past Kings a…
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pyrrho says:
This place is amazing! If you only go to one temple - then this one would be at the top of your list.
There are 28 minor wooden statues of gods and guardians, that are very detailed. The one of the Great Warrior Woman enchanted me the most: all the other ones have swords, armour, dragons or fire …
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Joanepetit says:
For my last night in Rio, all my friends tipped in and threw me a private goodbye party at Casa Rosa. It was the best night in my life! Not only because all my friends were there, but because the place itself is amazing. It’s this huge (pink!!) mansion built in the 1920s at Laranjeiras neighborhoo…
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MissUnknwn says:
Very Big and nice to see!
When you are at this castle you can go also to other attractions at the same ticket.
See the photos for other attractions nearby the Castle!!
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poohstanggt says:
Although I've been in Sacramento for a year now and heard rave reviews about this restaurant, I've never had the occasion to dine here. Today I ended up on a business lunch and I am so grateful he recommended we try this restaurant.
The history behind the restaurant is endearing alone, but the…
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super_robertino says:
Guys this has been a great surprise!
This hotel is really gorgeous. It's an ancient building from the XIV century in front of the grand canal (close to saint mark square), completely restored. You can't immagine the interiors...
The service is really good, the staff is friendly and always ready to…
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barnkat85 says:
This brewery has been around since the 1800s. It is in a few very old, historic buildings. The distribution area includes only a few states around the Upper Midwest, so chances are, a lot of people out there haven't had it. It's pretty interesting to see how it's all made. The tour guides really…
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hackett1f says:
Now, I am quite partial because my band plays here every month or so, but I first found Graineys years ago when I was in Boise to watch a friend fight competitively. The bar is great, upstairs and down, with live music on the weekends. The waitresses are cute and excellent servers and the bouncers a…
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abdos says:
This place is a very lovely garden, where a very famous poet of Iranian literature is buried. And there is a memorial building for him there.
The name of poet is "Hafez" who is believed to be very spiritually rich poet and many people in Iran when facing problems seek help and guidance from him by …
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row-zzzzz says:
If you're looking to spend 'a special evening' or you simply want to experience a historical hotel where ball room dances and horse & buggy was provided as a means of taxi (long ago), right along where the train passed through Ottawa, well come and stay here!
It may cost 'a pretty penny' but for …
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geokid says:
The Virginia State Capital Building after hours. I was part of a team that executed several renovations and upgrades. I will post a series of photographs taken during this time period. The photograph of the Richmond skyline are from the various roofs of the Capital Building.
The Virginia State Cap…
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row-zzzzz says:
This is an inexpensive day trip where the only cost will be a souvenir and the drinks you may buy or picnic you pack ... oh, I almost forgot, and a good tank of gas! :)
I must say the water at Whitefish Point is very COLD ... but no, that didn't stop our girls from diving into the frigid waters, …
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Free! "Thing To Do" in Macau
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1agrace says:
Cathedral. Books do not indicate any original date of construction for the Igraje de Se except for some traces of history indicating the creation of a solid brick structure sometime in 1622 and some repairs made in 1743. During a major restoration of the Cathedral in 1780, its religious services wer…
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mistyleatherneck says:
Many come here to play golf and this is a wonderful location to take in all four seasons. At the front desk is the original flag of 1865 of 39 Stars that has been housed here since the reopening in 2007 after 20 years of being closed due to the flood of 1983.
The three restaurants here are all 5…
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OwenandCecille says:
This is the oldest church in Visayas with a 400 year old watch tower, the history on this island is fantastic, they were also a stronghold for the Japanese Imperial Army, caves and armament locations can be found every where from above the town to the light house, which is on the northern tip of the…
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mainhart says:
One of my must-sees in Ireland was Newgrange, the 5,000 neolithic tomb complex northwest of Dublin in the Boyne Valley. I took the Mary Gibbons Tour, which also includes the Hill of Tara. Mary is the guide and is very knowledgable and quite funny. The hill offered wonderful views of the Irish countr…
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stargirlssc says:
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial is, collectively, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the Hiroshima Peace Park, and the Atomic Bomb Dome. Each of the three attractions are significant, and deserve a visit.
You can easily spend half a day at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial. I suggest going in the mor…
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ctcsherry says:
Tiger Hill is basically a large garden on a hill. Within are many little historical sites, each with a story. It is great for 1. photographers who likes architecture and landscapes 2. historical buffs who gets over-excited. The scenes are nice enough to make a trip there worthwhile, but knowing the …
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mfmcp1982 says:
The Forbidden City and Tian'anmen Square are must dos in Beijing. Purely for their historical importance, but the aesthetic side is fascinating as well.
Most people start out seeing Tian'anmen Square. Although it bustles with the day to day business of city centre Beijing, there was - for me at l…
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OwenandCecille says:
There is one very nice 3-bedroom guest house located on the beach overlooking the ocean, surrounded by coconut trees, and the owners own house which is also available for rent. There are beautiful coral gardens right off the beach to explore and also a wreck just off the beach (ferry sank in 1982)Th…
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princeza_9 says:
There are three "pits" to the Terracotta Warriors. I was impressed by all of the exhibits and there's information in English as well. The area around is built up and touristy, and there are plenty of places selling replica warriors and other things. Prices for food/drinks are over-inflacted (a bo…
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kcmotraveller says:
Just super awesome, but not if you're claustrophobic.
Must see!
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cheriecher says:
Hard to imagine how Malmö looks like? Well, here we go.
Malmö is called the City of Parks with its 275 000 inhabitants Sweden's third largest city. (u can't see any pics of Parks in my album thou. hhee...)
u know what amazed me most? "TWO NATION VACATION"
Visiting Malmö has never been e…
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gianina007 says:
The jewel in the crown of Rye, The Mermaid Inn is a fascinating and special place.
A lovely and old hotel, the place exists from 1156 (still has the original cellars) but the hotel was rebuilt around 1420.
Believed to be a haunted place, The Mermaid Inn has been featured in the first of the serie…
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williamsworld says:
The world famous Alamo is only a short walk from the River Walk in San Antonio. The Alamo is one of the most visited historical sites in the United States. There are many antiques on display at the Alamo showing what life was like during the siege. They also have a gift shop with souvenirs at the…
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omerhannash says:
Outside the busy and packed center of London between the lovly 'Todor period' and 'mock Todoer' houses of the quite Highgate erea and bourder with the pretty Waterlow park lies the old Highgate Cemetery, alegedly a place for the dead but you will emidiatly reacon it full with life.
with a tipical L…
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nadinelaura says:
This site has everything!
The Ruins themselves are spread across a fair distance, so take a decent pair of hiking boots and plenty of water. But they are well worth the trek. Jaguar Temple and the Main Plaza are magnificent examples of Maya Architecture and for those not afraid of heights climb …
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lparisya says:
Most people come the the Big Apple, but rarely venture out of Manhattan, but the "real" New York City is technically composed of the five boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island. So, to get a full Big Apple experience, I suggest you branch out.
Douglaston Manor is a well-h…
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row-zzzzz says:
Fort Beauséjour is a historical site that allows you to appreciate the present with the many wars of the past to make Canada what it is today. In seeing many places in the east in celebration of our tenth anniversary, we tried to experience and see as much as we could, 5 yrs ago, to experience the…
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toddster184 says:
So you have to wait in line for about 1 hour to 1 1/2 hours to see the famed sculpture, but it sure was worth it. If you enjoy a bit of history and art in your life, you will definitely enjoy the Galleria Accademia. It houses the original statue of David by Michaelangelo among other important coll…
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Westminster Abbey
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