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Travel-and-Leisure
30th September 2008
Can you imagine? You are building a new train station, and every time you put a shovel to the ground you dig up an ancient statue, vase or Roman coin. This is the case in Porto Torres--a working dock city on the island of Sardinia.
Like a great many...
30th September 2008
It’s a pleasant thirty minutes ride from Sassari, where we were staying, to the seaside gem of Alghero on the famous "Little Green Train" (Trenino Verde). This popular narrow gauge railroad serves Sardinia and dates back to 1888. In 1921, author D.H. L...
30th September 2008
Travellers or Travelers today, whether experienced or not, have unlimited choices, so why use a travel agent?
Savvy travellers or travelers, when in need of information relating to specific destinations or activities, seek out travel agents with knowledg...
30th September 2008
Looking for an exquisite holiday location for your next vacation? Try Noosa holiday destination. A half an hour drive north of Brisbane, this Queensland attraction is presently a hot spot among travelers, vacationers and tourists. The best part about Noos...
30th September 2008
With literally thousands of locations in the UK to choose from for a weekend break; the decision of where to go can sometimes be a frustrating and stressful one, but once your mind is made up you can be certain that a weekend break will be one full of exc...
30th September 2008
With literally thousands of locations in the UK to choose from for a weekend break; the decision of where to go can sometimes be a frustrating and stressful one, but once your mind is made up you can be certain that a weekend break will be one full of exc...
30th September 2008
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Brant County Museum
The Brant County Museum showcases the history both of Brantford and of all of Brant County. People, places and events which have shaped the area are showcased in its exhibits. It is run by the Bra...
30th September 2008
Goa is India’s smallest state with a mixture of both Indian and Portuguese influence that can be found all over the city. If you’ve been to Goa, you’ll understand what I mean when I say it’s a real breath of fresh air and it is really very differe...
30th September 2008
Only one word to remember when shopping in Morocco; Souks. Forget the malls and transport yourself to medieval times. Souks are like bazaars or markets with vendors displaying their ways, on ground and above ground. As in olden times, only pedestrians an...
30th September 2008
Chamonix is a town located in the eastern part of France in the Haute-Savoie department. A spotlight was first cast on this little town during the 1924 when they hosted the Winter Olympics and showed the world just how good this hidden gem was for winter ...
30th September 2008
The Caribbean is a wonderful destination with some of the worlds best beaches, exotic foods and secluded islands. Below we look at 5 places worth visiting in the Caribbean.
1. Barbados - If you’re looking for a place with great recreational facilitie...
30th September 2008
Amsterdam is the capital and the largest city of the Netherlands which draws in millions of tourists a year. When you first think of Amsterdam, you might think that it’s more of an adult orientated city with its famous red light districts and funky thin...
30th September 2008
If you like to just sit back and drift into an ancient civilization then take one of the many cruises on the Nile. Cruises usually range from seven to fourteen days, so depending on how deep your wallet can go and how much time you have to make this expe...
30th September 2008
The nightlife in London is just like its city portrays, famous, bustling, and nonstop. The latest DJ’s spin their groove at the clubs and at some of the best spots; lines go on forever if you don’t head down early. So where do you actually head to if ...
30th September 2008
There is no shortage of accommodations when you’re planning a trip to Garden route. Your only worry, if any, is too book early so that the best places to stay aren’t taken up. Deciding where to stay varies on where you want to stop at during your Gard...
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