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ary_tyas says:
Set in a beautifully landscaped park,the ruins of this place are a tribute to slightly eccentric designs of King anak Agung Ngurah. Near amlapura karang asem regency. Great views of both mt.Agung and the lombo strait. This place was damaged during the 1963 eruption of mt.Agung but the pools still fu…
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stevemco says:
Although Europe has a plethora of palace, I consider Versailles one of the best. It's a must see while in Paris.
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Pearl510 says:
The Real Alcazar, or old Moorish palace of Sevilla, is cultural inheritance of the UNESCO and is one of the main must-sees in the city. Where the castle stands now, has ones been a Roman city, a dome, Visigoth architecture, and an Arabic alcazaba. Yet what you see today is a Mudejar palace build by …
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stevemco says:
Ok... some may say… you see one palace you've seen them all. I’d probably agree with that considering the number I’ve seen. The Winter Palace is most defiantly no Versailles. The grounds are well kept and I'd estimate only 30% of the palace is restored and open to the public tour. If you have …
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poohstanggt says:
Changdeokgung Palace is the second royal villa built after Gyeongbukgung Palace in 1405. It is said to be the best preserved of the five royal Joseon palaces. Emperor T'aejong ordered the construction of the new palace, which was built in a garden adapted to fit the uneven topography which resulted…
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YantiSoeparno says:
Keraton Yogyakarta [Yogyakarta Palace] or Keraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat is currently the palace of Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X. He is the sultan of Yogyakarta and also the governor of Yogyakarta province.
The palace was built by Sultan Hamengku Buwono I in 1755. It consists of seven complex…
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YantiSoeparno says:
The palace was built by Susuhan Paku Buwono II in 1744. It was built gradually. The construction and the restoration were massively done by Susuhan Paku Buwono X. The palace is dominated with white and blue colors. The architecture is mixed between Javanese and European. One of the architects was Su…
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katatia says:
The Festetics Palace is a Baroque palace located in the town of Keszthely, Zala county, Hungary. Its construction, started by Kristóf Festetics in 1745, lasted more than a century, during which the palace, built at first on the foundations of a ruined castle, was tripled in size, in two subsequent …
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mfmcp1982 says:
Ayutthaya was the capital of Thailand from 1350 to 1767, and is a great place to visit on a day trip from Bangkok.
We were bussed there and sailed back along the Chao Praya River into the centre of Bangkok.
Bang Pa-In on the way is definitely worth a stop too...it's a former Summer Palace of t…
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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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raluca_ichim says:
A delightful story telling location (historic), five star luxury and comfort, friendly staff, the owners are always there to make sure everything is ok.
The services are impeccable, the interiors overwhelming (italian and austrian designers- silk tapestry, authentic wood burning fireplaces).
V…
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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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marioke says:
It's a high class Hotel but it's worth your money. It is built in a Mayan architecture with amazing proportions. A lot of amenities and the largest pool you could ask for.
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geokid says:
Xlapak "Old wall' is a small Maya ruin located 16 miles southeast of Uxmal. It is 3 miles west of Highway 261 on Route 31. Xlapak is between Sayil to the east and Labna to the west. There was a number of handcraft vendors at the entrance to Xlapak the last time I visited. Many good quality carvings …
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Eric says:
Topkapi is one of those tourist sites that you feel compelled to go to, whatever the cost, because when is the next time you are going to be in Istanbul? The entry fees are way over the top, even for Turkey (where high entrance fees abound!). It's 20 YTL just to get in, then another 10 YTL if you wa…
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Miranda-Maas says:
You really feel like you're living in the time of Sissi when you visit this palace. Everything is in the style of that time. Most rooms inside the palace are still exactly the same as they were years ago. You can see the orignial furniture, wall carpets and clothes of the prince and princess. Every …
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chin1ta says:
After you've seen the Taj Mahal, you've pretty much seen all that Agra has to offer, especially if the army happens to be occupying the fort there, as they were when we visited this July. Every guide will want to take you shopping, where his "friends" make the "best" inlaid marble, woven carpets, t…
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Pearl510 says:
All I can say is: if you want to visit a park in Warsaw, visit Lazinski. We've payed way to much for the Wilanow gardens, which were sad, while this place is ten times bigger, nicer and it's for free.
There are several entrances to the park, most of them have bus stops in front. The park is most …
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kamja says:
Edward Herbst (1844-1921) married Matylda Scheibler in May 1875. Their residence in Księży Młyn, most probably designed by Hilary Majewski, was erected in the same year. Built in the style of Italian Renaissance, the Beat was an element of a larger spatial arrangement comprising: a huge factory c…
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liekevo says:
I think a must visit for everyone :) Even in the winter the garden was very nice, but I want to go back in spring or summer to see it again with all the fountains working and flowers.
In the palace you can see rooms in different styles from long ago to the last Queen that lived there. Unfortunately…
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llmaddox says:
The large and impressive edifice of the Palais des Papes is about all you need to see of this attraction. The interior space is mostly vacant except for a few frescoes and some impressive sculptures. You probably learned all you need to know about this place in your European History class and wall…
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sarahelaine says:
the reunification palace is well worth a trip. It was very affordable, at about a dollar entrance.
The reunification palace was the former palace of the South Vietnamese government and president during the war. We were lucky eough to arrive just in time to be shown around by a free guide, who …
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fullstopindia says:
While Mandi may not be high on most tourist’s lists, possibly because little is written about the cultural and historical offerings here, Rajmahal Palace Hotel is worth a visit.
Finding the hotel is a little odd given it hides behind several other buildings. I’m not sure whether these buildi…
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sarahelaine says:
The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh is well worth a visit. The palace itself is magnificent, with gorgeous architecture and interesting art. There are fascinating friezes (the Ramayana features large), little shrines, and some magnificent buildings and displays.
The highlight for many is the incredib…
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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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X_Drive says:
Blenheim Palace and its 2100 acres is home of the 11th Duke of Marlborough and also the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. With over three hundred years of history it contains some amazing artistic works and furniture as well as treasures and examples of superb craftsmanship.
Like so many oth…
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santafeclau says:
Almost every tourist that arrives in Caserta goes there with one target: to visit the Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta). It is called the Italian Versailles because of the palace and the garden as well. The Royal Palace was designed by Vanvitelli in the mid 18th century on commission of the king…
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jteddyb says:
San Lorenzo de El Escorial is still a working monastery today, but it has historically been much more. King Philip II ordered it constructed in the 16th century as a mausoleum for his parents, the Emperor Charles V (a.k.a. Carlos I of Spain) and Isabel of Portugal. Ever since then, it has been the f…
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cvanzoen says:
This Hofburg complex is made up of many divers entities.
You kind find all kinds of buildings like:
- The Burgkapelle which is a chapel located in the Schweizerplatz. Next to this chapel you can find a treasury room filled with old and more recent items on display.
- The Prunksaal is the beautifu…
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aelder2259 says:
The first stop on the tour was at Bang Pa-In, which is one of the summer palaces of the king. There are lots of gardens and they style is very much Versaillesque. For 200 bahts, rent a golf cart instead of walking since there is a lot of acreage and very hot.
The next stop on the tour was the anc…
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