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missandrea81 says:
The National Mall houses all the important sights in D.C. This is really the start out point to see all the monuments, museums and official building that the Nation's capitol has to offer.
If you don't like to be inside you'll walk along the mall. If you feel like getting out of the sun/rain you c…
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droonsta says:
Phnom Penh is rather a small city compared to it's neighbours and other Asian countries. However Phnom Penh is still unique and charming. It lacks the modern day sky scraper but the Government are currently working with international companies to improve and expand Phnom Penh.
So if you wanted to…
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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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tj1777 says:
No other president got a memorial as well located as Lincoln - at the end og the National Mall you will see his giant memorial looking down along the National Mall towards the Washington Monument and the Capitol Hill.
The building is a limestone and marble structure with 36 huge columns - which …
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missvstiles says:
The Navajo Reservation is located in mountains and the desert. Kayenta is in the desert, but has plenty of things to do, in an isolated kind of way. :) There are local restaurants with traditional Navajo food choices (fry bread and blue corn mush) and a couple of places to shop for local items (l…
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jdgrevs20 says:
Most peoples knowledge of Normandy Beach and the Allied Invasion that took place on the 6th of June, 1944 is from early school teachings or from films such as 'Saving Private Ryan'. However, until you have set foot on the beaches where over 10,000 American soldiers gave their lives, you can not tru…
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yadilitta says:
Piazza di los Milagros is a monumental complex with exceptional architecture. The most celebrated monuments in the square are the 4 notable: Baptistery, Cathedral, Tower Bell and famous Leaning Tower.
As background is the Campo Santo (cemetery).
Visiting the square is free, but if you want to g…
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pzezulko says:
Hola,
my lovely adventure with Russia is awesome. Love this country and love all Russians (not Putin an obviously his mafia:-)), but people in Russia are great company.
BUT THEY MOSTLY DOESN'T SPEAK A FOREIGN LANGUAGE JUST RUSSIAN.
BE PREPARE< THAT IF YOU DOESN'T KNOW "AZBUKA" (alphabet) YOU'…
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john1112 says:
Palacio Nacional:
Palacio Nacional or Palacio Nacional de la cultura is located on the north side of Plaza Mayor, the palace was built in an eclectic style, mixing Renaissance, neo-Classical and Baroque styles. The best national artists, including Alfredo Galvez Suarez, Julio Urruela, Rodolfo Gal…
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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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Dipsy600 says:
In 1951 the area of Darnmoor became a National Park and covers 368 square miles. The land is very beautiful, not quite like the rest of England… due to the fact it’s not as green here, a little bit drier. Put the moors seem to go on forever, with different colored crops scattered across the land…
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callmegoose says:
Honestly don't let the cost fool you. It depends what you want to do. You could go down town to first friday (the art walk) and do something completely fun for free, if you're into art. There are local pubs, and bars and resturants that aren't expensive at all, but then there are some that are way e…
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jacobmgeorge says:
This is one city I always Love to go back! Known as Kolkotta ( earlier Culcutta) is the land of diversity. Here the best thing I love is the city market , The Hugli River and the age old tram service, still i cherish the beautiful memories of this city.
I have been there for 5- 6 times on my B…
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sweetsummerdaiz says:
October 2005 - This hotel was not the cleanest or updated at the time I stayed here, but the location was great. Within a block or two of all the train lines, moving about the city was made easy and fairly inexpensive. Close to the Mall, I was able to easily figure out how to get to the Smithsonian …
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Andy99 says:
Lincoln Park is a public park on the far eastern end of Capitol Hill. The urban greenspace was a part of Pierre L’Enfant’s 1791 plan for Washington, DC. (L’Enfant envisioned that distances in the USA would be measured from this point.) In 1867, Congress designated the open space as Lincoln Squ…
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mickeyd302 says:
Martyr's Alley was originally a park during communist days. Around 1991, the park was dedicated to the Baku residents massacred by the Red Army on January 20, 1990. Every year on this date, the park is filled with mourners and television stations run day long recaps of that time in history. Aside…
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