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unfettered says:
I would definitely recommend hopping on a train station in England and heading out to Brighton. The place itself has a great deal of history and culture. The atmosphere here is definitely more laid back and almost whimsical. The coast offers layers of beautiful water for you to swim or lay on the la…
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JP-NED says:
The Gothic Quarter is what used to be known ago as the "Cathedral Quarter". The great gothic buildings which marked the high point of the city and its culture during the Middle Ages are to be found here. Here Likewise, are the remains of the ancient fortified walls and palaces built by the Romans on…
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andrewcsikes says:
The River Walk is a must see if you visit San Antonio. The experiance is wonderful. There are lots of thing s to do. You can shop, eat at the wonderful restaurants, or take a tour along the river on board a river boat.
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patrickst says:
A good place to go if it is raining. A lot of small shops with a lot of
different things to look at or to buy.
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aislinn2000 says:
This amazing hotel has the best of everything...beautiful guest rooms and Regency Club, incredible views by day and night, easy access to the beach, fun shops, great pool areas and fantastic Spanish-inspired architecture throughout the resort. The concierges are very helpful. The lobby is beautifu…
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pringlcj says:
The Discovery Katika Plaza is one of the best hotels in Bali beacause of its great facilities and its perfect location. The staff are very helpful and love to have fun with the guests (They love playing table tennis and pool and they also like there card tricks.) The location of the hotel is excella…
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suvulo says:
Rua das Pedras (portuguese for Street of Rock) is propably the most famous attactions in Buzios. Basically, it is an old 400 meters street (about 1300ft.) where the ground is made of big rocks put together.
What's fun about Rua das Pedras? That's the place where all the best things in town are (…
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Pearl510 says:
The Golden Tulip hotel is a four star hotel just behind the central train station, in the diamond quarter of Antwerp. I stayed here for one night during my latest shopping spree (Antwerp is just great for shopping anything) and had an amazing stay.
We were welcomed very nicely by some of the frie…
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ndingureiji says:
Tashkent International Airport is a modern airport. It is currently undergoing extensive renovation. The arrival hall is still a bit dark, but the departure hall is clean, modern and relatively efficient. There are some shops in the terminal as well. Although limited, these shops make a good stop fo…
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saritta says:
1st of all u gotta know that australia has a strict Quarantine policy.. no food whatever kind is allowed to enter the country.
the city of adelaide is one of the largest, coastal and ull find many parks, friendly ppl around here with diff. races.
shops closes at 5.30 except for thursday "for the m…
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Pearl510 says:
The Rynek Glowny is the old town's square of Krakow, in the heart of the city. It is simply impossible to miss out on. As I wrote in my blog I find the square a bit too crowded and messy. Not because it is dirty but because all the buildings are standing criss cross around the place. Yet the square …
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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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robinontheroad says:
Nice, clean and modern place. The swimming pool on top of the roof is great and the room (1pers.) was fine as well!
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Pearl510 says:
This is a rather small but nice hotel in the center of Blankenberge, at walking distance of the station and the beach, located in the main shopping street. Yet the rooms are really quiet and inside the hotel there is a peaceful atmosphere.
Breakfast here is delicious, and one of the best I had in…
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world-traveller123 says:
The Forks Winnipeg
http://www.theforks.com/42
MY review of the Forks in Winnipeg, first a description.
The Forks a site of history and a place to meet located in Winnipeg of the downtown area. Its location is by both the Assiniboine River and the Red River. The Aboriginal People used this plac…
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londonstudent says:
Nikolaiviertel, or the Nikolia Quarter, is a roughly rectangular network of small unspoilt streets and lanes bounded by the River Spree, Mfuhlendamm, Spandauer Strasse and Rathaus Strasse. Immediately on entering the Quarter you seem to leave behind present-day Berlin and experience instead of the c…
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soccersimo says:
When we said we were going to Perth, travellers would say "really?" "why?"
We did not know what to expect.
After living here for three months. Here is what I have to say about Perth.
It is a great city in the summer. You have the beaches, you have the atmosphere(freemantle) and you have the night…
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dowster says:
Try buying water from the vending machines on the streets of Xi'an, 1.5 yuan.
Foreigners are often over charged in shops and your likely to pay 2 yuan or even more.
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Moonvera says:
Opened on March 12 1999, this newest mall in downtown Norfolk is a premier upscale shopping center in Hampton Roads. It is located 3 blocks from Waterside, 2 blocks from Norfolk Scope Arena and next to the General Douglas MacArthur Memorial.
There are over 150 shops and restaurants and an 18-scr…
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aussielivinginjapan says:
Shibuya is a popular shopping and entertainment area mostly located around Shibuya Station.
Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most colorful and busy districts and birthplace to many of Japan's fashion and entertainment trends.
A prominent landmark of Shibuya is the large intersection in front of the …
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time2panic says:
The only problem that I had withthis place was the fact that it was stupidly expensive compaired to all the other hostels around. My problem was I just got off the bus after an 19hour journey, asrrived in Budapest at 6am and had no where to go. So I wandered and wandered into this place. I was tired…
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Moonvera says:
Opened in 1983, the Waterside Festival Marketplace used to be the place to be for family fun. It has changed a lot since I left in the early 90s. Now it's more of a nightlife establishment.
The first floor has 12 specialty retail shops ranging from Virginia products to NASCAR items. The food…
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Brighton Seaside Town
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Golden Tulip Antwerp Centre Hotel
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Tashkent International Airport
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Nikolaiviertel (Nikolai Quarter)
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Life in Perth
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Waterside Festival Marketplace
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