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Travel Guide |
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Enjoy
a Theatre Trip to Glasgow by Adam Singleton
When people think of amazing
theatre trips, most imaginations tend to drift off to Broadway and the
West End - two of the most iconic theatre districts in the world. Broadway
in New York is home to many actors' and actresses' dreams; where they picture
themselves belting out the next greatest musical in front of an amazed
audience - and London's West End isn't too different.... |
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Things
to see and do in charming Oban, Scotland
Popular during the summer
months, the town is located in a scenic setting in the Firth of Lorn and
sits on an almost perfect horseshoe of a bay, protected by Kerrera Island,
and further out, the Isle of Mull... |
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Experience
Family Fun in Glasgow by Victoria Cochrane
Glasgow is well known for
its shopping scene, nightlife, and year-round music gigs and events. However,
Glasgow is also home to an array of seasonal events and festivals, many
of which are family friendly or designed for the city's younger visitors
and inhabitants.... |
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Explore
Golf in Scotland from Edinburgh by Xavi Smith
Edinburgh offers a fantastic
base from which to experience Scotland's world renowned golf courses, while
enjoying a visit to the historic capital.... |
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Ghost
Tours in Edinburgh by Adam Singleton
Edinburgh has existed for
hundreds of years, and has been known as the capital of Scotland for nearly
600 of them. It isn't surprising then to find that the city is steeped
in history and tales of excitement and intrigue, when you consider the
number of people that have lived in the area over the centuries.... |
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Know
about the travel destinations of Scotland by Bob
A Hall
Scotland is one of the North
European countries and is famous for various tourist destinations. The
landscape of Scotland will leave your eyes gaping. The popularity of Scotland
is credited to various things from castles to whisky. The national dress
of Scotland has become world renowned.... |
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Scottish
History in the Old Town of Edinburgh by Isla Campbell
Edinburgh has the grace
of being one of those cities wherein its ancient history is still predominant
in the city today. From its cultural traditions to the structure of the
very city itself, Edinburgh's past is still very much a part of its present
- and, undoubtedly, its future too.... |
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The
Guide to Inverness by Niall Buchanan
Inverness is best known
as being the capitol of the Highlands and it is one of the fastest growing
cities in Scotland. There are some fantastic attractions in the city and
surrounding area and it provides an excellent base for touring the highlands.
There is no shortage of accommodation with a wide selection of bed and
breakfasts and hotels in Inverness.... |
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The
Wildlife of Aberdeenshire by Adam Singleton
Although often thought of
for its oil and granite, the city of Aberdeen and its surrounding shire
offer an abundance of wildlife for nature fans to observe.... |
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(Slovak Republic) Travel Guide |
Slovakia
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A
First Time Guide to Slovakia by Elmo Populous
Slovakia is a fantastic
holiday destination with beautiful scenery, great food and interesting
attractions. The low cost of living also makes it a sensible choice in
the current economic climate. From the High Tatras mountain range to Danube
valley meadows, the landscape will not leave you disappointed. It is the
sheer diversity of a Slovakian holiday which is the real selling point. |
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Travel Guide |
Sweden
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Malmö:
one of Sweden's most exciting cities by Andrew Regan
As the third largest city
in Sweden, Malmo is a popular place to visit in Scandinavia. The city is
one of the region's earliest industrial towns; however, the age of post-industrialism
has seen Malmo transformed from a hub of manufacturing into a large university
town which boasts an impressive world of arts, education and culture... |
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Stockholm,
Sweden, Is a Place Of Remarkable Beauty, Extraordinary Culture And Unparalleled
Grandeur by Andrew Regan
Stockholm is renowned as
one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. Built atop 14 islands
around one of Europe's largest and best preserved medieval city centres,
Stockholm has a historic and cultural magnificence which is virtually unrivalled
in northern Europe.... |
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Gothenburg: Sweden's second city by Martin McAllister
Traditionally, tourists
in Sweden have come from the neighbouring countries of Denmark, Norway
and Finland. However, in recent times, Sweden has become a much more popular
destination with tourists from other parts of Europe; especially Britain
and Germany, as well as from countries outwith the continent... |
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Switzerland
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An
Overview of Switzerland for Travelers by Richard Monk
The official name of Switzerland
is the Swiss Confederation. If you are considering visiting Switzerland,
you should know something about the country... |
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Bern
Hotels for a Great Holiday by Nancy Eben
The capital city of Switzerland
Bern is a beautiful city. The city got its name from the German word for
bear. The bear was the first animal hunted during the building of the city.
It is a medieval city, founded in the year 1191, around the River Aare.
Bern city provides with the finest examples of medieval town architecture
in Europe. ... |
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Car
Hire in Geneva by Hannah Westfield
 Venturing
into Geneva is well worth the trip as much for its location as its attractions.
The city of Geneva is located on the western shore of Lake Geneva, with
spectacular snow-capped peaks creating a majestic panorama on all sides.
The old town of Geneva is set high on a hill overlooking the Rhone River.... |
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Interlaken
- Blaze of Glory in Switzerland by Travel Guy
Interlaken is a stunning
holiday destination in Switzerland. It is the main tourism hub for the
Bernese Oberland region in Switzerland and one of the top tourist resorts
in Europe. Interlaken means 'between the lakes' which is appropriate as
it is situated between lakes of Thun and Brienz, at the foot of Eiger,
Monch and Jungfrau... |
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Great
Hospitality at Basel Hotels by Nancy Eben
The third largest city of
Switzerland, Basel is a modern and progressive city that is a budding tourist
destination. The city from years has enjoyed being an important trade center
because it is country's only cargo port.... |
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Leave
Your Fondue Pot At Home: Travel To Switzerland by Frank
Johnson
Switzerland, formally known
as The Confederation Helvetica, is a landlocked mountainous haven in the
heart of Europe. Partially due to the isolating geography, the Swiss people
have maintained a strong commitment to tradition, independence and the
preservation of their long-established way of life.... |
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Lucerne
Hotels by Nancy Eben
The city of Lucerne in Switzerland
is among the most sought after holiday destination. With beautiful scenery
of mountains and pretty lakeside views Lucerne attracts millions of tourists
and visitors every year. The best known attraction of the city is the Lake
Lucerne from where Reuss River originates. Well known for its quaintness
and rich cultural life, the everydayness of Lucerne city is the true essence
of the land of Switzerland.... |
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Lugano:
A Piece of Italian Heaven in Switzerland by Joy Cagil
Switzerland is a multi-language
country. While we were there, we found French to be the main language in
Geneva and Neuchatel. Later, we encountered German as the most used language;
however, in the south, some very warm-blooded Italians surprised us by
talking in Italian inside the pleasant coolness of the Swiss canton Ticino
situated at the Italian border... |
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Where
to go when you travel to Switzerland by Robbo Das
Switzerland
is known for many things: its cold climate, mountainous terrain and its
political neutrality, which is perhaps brought on by its topographical
isolation and being one of the most mountainous countries in Europe. In
fact, many Swiss people, especially those who live in the Swiss Alps still
retain their culture, traditions and Alpine characteristics, largely unspoiled
by the marks of the modern world.... |
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Zermatt
Holiday Accommodation in Switzerland by Paul Johnston
ZERMATT in Switzerland -
Home of the MATTERHORN. The Swiss mountain village of Zermatt is one of
the prettiest holiday spots in Europe! ... |
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Zurich
- Switzerland by Hannah Rollmaker
Zurich is regarded as the
largest city of Switzerland. Zurich is considered as the major platform
and hub for financial and cultural areas. The city is also referred to
"Cultural Capital of Switzerland"... |
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