Tagged With "Sintra National Palace"
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Berlin takes street art indoors at new museum
Berlin has been famous for street art since tag-the-Berlin-Wall days. Now it hosts a new museum of contemporary street art from all over.
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Canada puts its 150th on ice
Canada finishes up its 150th birthday year with events featuring snow, skating and lights.
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Palau tells visitors to sign Palau Pledge
Palau hopes to preserve its relatively-pristine environment by asking visitors to sign a pledge to tread lightly.
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Noah's Ark runs aground in Dutch port
No, really. A full-sized replica, torn loose from its moorings by a storm in Urk, Netherlands.
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Croatia -- Among the best Vacation Locations for that Trendy!
A high profile or perhaps a famous individual putting on a specific type of clothing or even add-ons in addition to carrying out a particular gown signal gets style. Each kids like to end up being trendy as well as therefore adhere to the actual pattern arranged through a common celebrity. Nicely, who nothing like becoming when compared with a good acting professional or even celebrity when it comes to their own excellent outfitting feeling? This particular demonstrates which becoming trendy...
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5 Things You Must Try While In Barcelona
It's absolutely easy to fall in love with Barcelona after seeing its incredibly beautiful sun-kissed beaches, unforgettable hospitality, and incomparable culture. Barcelona is the city that attracts all kind of tourists. The city has different kind of wines that one can enjoy on a wet beach while enjoying sunsets and sunrises, they have some lost lanes that cane be explored, and masterpiece paintings that can be seen. In this city, you can find the Roman ruins, some modern homes, extremely...
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Learn about Yacht Sailing Experience in Greece
Greece has always been a beautiful country in the Mediterranean region. Several people visit this country year after year to have a wonderful vacation. Unfortunately, when large numbers of people gather on the streets, beaches and other places, many would feel tiresome and this suffocated feeling takes a lot of out of the enjoyment. In such a situation, you can depend on a reliable yacht charter Greece Company to enjoy an inspiring cruise experience. Refreshing experience and world class...
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Dutch bike lock promises 48-hour return
The Dutch equivalent of AAA is offering a bike insurance program that comes with a tracking beacon and a return-or-replace guarantee.
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Portugal to Ireland: Got change for a Euro?
Portugal finds itself out of small change and has to buy some from Ireland. Who knew?
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10 Best Cuisine of India you must experience
A country of great dimensions and in which living centuries of history, cultures and religion along with a good amount of different local dishes, also reflects in its gastronomy that interesting diversity. That is why today we delve into the typical dishes of Indian cuisine, where spices reign of undisputable manner. The irresistible flavors of meals of this part of the globe owe much to the cayenne, cloves, ginger, saffron or cardamom. These and other condiments, combined in mixtures like...
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Williamson County, Texas: History comes to life
Marilyn Jones takes us on a visit to a small museum that's doing a big job in connecting local history to a world perspective.
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Plane or Train: Which is better?
People carry out journeys and go on trips throughout their life. Some trips turn out to be really memorable while others capture less interest. Talking about India, people do prefer trains for their travelling. You know human beings love to socialise . And here travelling gives people a great chance to reach out to diverse parts of the world to know about diverse cultures and lifestyle. Since India is rich in diverse culture and heritage, travelling to different parts of India makes a...
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Top Tips and Advice for Travel to Malta & Gozo
Ed shares some great reasons why Malta is a travel destination worth your time and effort to visit.
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Heathrow expansion gets OK but issues remain
Heathrow is approved for a third runway and major expansion, but the path is not clear for landing.
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Kayaking among the Ghost Ships of Mallows Bay
A fascinating and not well known destination. Stephanie is introduced to kayaking in a place that is both historic and natural, and very near the nation's capitol.
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Central India, Pt.3: Bhopal, Sanchi, and Bhimbetka
Professor Abe's journey to Central India continues with stops in the Bhopal area. Lots to see here, including several UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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Ghost Adventures in Gettysburg and Maryland
It's Halloween and what could be more timely that stories of ghosts and visiting the places they haunt, like Stephanie Kalina-Metzger did in Gettysburg and Maryland.
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June 5, 2018: Birmingham's Botanical Glory
Birmingham, Alabama has grown its botanical garden from waste land and a vision into a real treat for the eye.
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John F Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida
The Kennedy Space Center is one of my favorite attractions in the United States. It highlights some of the greatest technological achievements of our species and is testament to one of the most significant advances of human...
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Gumbo's Pic of the Day: Jan. 15, 2014: Sopa Alentejana
This traditional Portuguese soup made a hearty meal for us at a station cafe in Sintra, after a full day of climbing around Sintra's Moorish Castle and Pena Palace. It's based on bread, garlic, cilantro and eggs and chicken broth. The...
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Gumbo's Pic of the Day, June 3, 2014: British Telepone Box, Malta
The island nation of Malta became part of the British Empire in 1800 after the French were driven out in 1799. They gained their independence in 1964 and the last of the British forces and other personnel left...
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Berlin's Rotes Rathaus: Brick Majesty and Whimsy
Sometimes, while traveling or at home, you just fall in love with a building. It might be majestic like Notre Dame, massive like the Jeronimos Monastery, soaring like the Empire State Building, beautifully-detailed like the Chrysler Building...or it...
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Brooklyn Museum: Depth, Variety, Whimsy
PHeymont visits a giant of a museum that only seems small by comparison with other New York museums.
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Canada gets birthday present: Named as top destination
It's Canada, Colombia and Finland at the top of Lonely Planet's ratings for next year...you're invited to the party!
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New York State Fair—Supporting young farmers
New York's State Fair goes back 175 years, and still plays an important role in encouraging young farmers. Jonathan L visits and describes.
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North America, part 1 - Salmon Spawning in Canada
Kirsten Hines's series on Celebrating Nature on Seven Continents continues with stops in North America. The first post highlights salmon spawning in Canada, eh?
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Cave and Basin National Historic Site, Banff National Park (Where Gumbo Was #178)
Gumbo was visiting the Cave and Basin National Historic Site, the original site around which Canada's first National Park -- Banff National Park -- was created.
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Georgia on my Mind
Wilbur's Travels takes us to the beautiful (if not often visited) land of Georgia... And that's not the U.S. state -- it's on that Eurasian land mass!
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Have A Great Experience In Tibet With A Good Travel Agency!
Traveling no doubt is great fun. Many individuals ensure that they take yearly trips, because they love exploring various areas all across the globe. They find it adventurous and exciting and hence look to check various exotic places. One such interesting location is Tibet; people all around the world are attracted to this place. Yes, there are folks from different regions and religions; they ensure to pay a visit and explore the rich history. There are different kinds of activities and this...
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Santiago, Chile's 'German Fountain'
German immigrants paid for this 1912 tribute to Chile, the country they had made their home. The boat is loaded with symbolism.
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Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (Where Gumbo was #195)
Gumbo was visiting the beautiful island of Oahu and, specifically, Pearl Harbor. This Wednesday marks the 75th anniversary of the Japanese attack on the naval base at Pearl Harbor.
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England’s Thames Path: Kew Gardens
After walking beside the River Thames for 3 days, PortMoresby ends this section of path by visiting 2 favorites in Kew Gardens.
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Copenhagen and Airbnb talk term limits
Add Copenhagen to the list of cities where Airbnb is agreeing to limits on rentals to answer complaints it is adding to housing shortages.
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Surfer’s Life – Discovering Oceania
Consisting of Australia and the surrounding sub-regions of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia, Oceania is a blend of tropical paradise destinations and some of the best surfing experiences in the world. From point breaks to beach and reef breaks, this part of the globe has it all. So, it’s no wonder that surfing is among is such a big thing around here. To help you discover Oceania in all its glorious surf, here are the best destinations and what expect once you hit the waves. Tavarua, Fiji...
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England's Thames Path: Ham House & Garden
PortMoresby's walk along the Thames Path continues with a visit to one of the "most complete survivals of 17th century fashion and power."
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The Bay Area by "Clipper"
PortMoresby turns misfortune into adventure when, after almost 6 decades of dependence on her car, discovers public transportation from one end of San Francisco Bay to the other.
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Edinburgh tells its 'People's Story'
Museums that tell the story of ordinary people against a background of world events are among PHeymont's favorites, including this one in Edinburgh.
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7 Underrated United States Vacation Destinations
Odetta Viola has some suggestions for interesting and less visited destinations for your consideration in the USA (sponsored content).
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How to Get A Valid Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485
The subclass 485 visa is a work visa for oversees freshers who have finished 2 years of education in Australia. It can hold on from between 18 months and 4 years depending on your condition. It allows you to top up your living in Australia to enhance your probabilities of getting entitled to for a permanent or provisional skilled visa. However, candidates are only permitted to possess one entry permit as a chief candidate on a finite basis. The visa consists of two divisions: Graduate Work...
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Ten Epic Group Activities to Do in New Zealand
New Zealand is a wonderful natural travel destination. Here are some suggestions on what to see and do on this island nation (sponsored content).
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Points to Consider before Apply for Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485
You must in a deliberate confusion as a non-native student graduated in Australia in deciding your future plan: to top up and earn a livelihood in the nation or go for higher education. To make things simpler for you, Temporary Graduate Visa Subclass 485 can suffice both your requirements. This visa has been particularly introduced for non-native scholars from Australian study institutes. The 485 visa incorporates the following classifications: Graduate Work Stream (legitimate for one and...
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Statue of Liberty: No more private tours
Commercial guided tours are being banned to ease congestion in and around the Statue and Ellis Island.
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Indian Railways - The Pride of India
When it comes to railway transport, Indian railways are unbeatable as it has now served for more than 150 years and has gained much significance in the public transport industry of the nation. Indian Railways operate between 7,100 stations and it has 60,000+ professional coaches. This makes Indian railways the 4th largest rail network of the world. Post-launch period, the IRCTC (Indian Railways Giving in and Tourism Corporation Limited) has formed a strong virtual platform with lots of...
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Rideau Canal gets new promenade
New exhibits along the historc canal, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlight its importance to many groups.
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Jantar Mantar - a marvellous astronomical observatory
India tourism is filled with many incredible monuments that have stood the test of time and constantly been a source of study as well as inspiration for historians, sculptors, and scientists alike. A cradle of civilization, India has offered a lot to the modern word. The country’s glorious past has produced many marvellous forms of arts, architecture, music, and literature. One of the most visited countries in the world, this multicultural nation has always attracted visitors from the...
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Iceland sees sharp tourism drop
A sharp drop in Iceland's tourism numbers is starting to seriously worry the industry and government officials.
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July 16, 2019: Manyara National Park, Tanzania
Marilyn Jones finds quite a variety of wildlife on her tour of this Tanzanian park.
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Pleasures of a South African Safari Experience
South Africa delights in its differing qualities: a spot where untamed wildlife meets extravagant pleasure and a 'Rainbow Nation' of many cultures reveal a dazzling mixture of invitations. From a well-placed South African safari and amazing shorelines to shining seaside urban communities and world-class vineyards, South African safaris truly have it all. Traveling to South Africa offers a wealth of safari experiences, from lavish subtropical shoreline timberlands to the fantastic separation...
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New Zealand ETA Visa for United States and United Kingdom citizens online
The New Zealand government has reported compelling October first, 2019 U.S. natives, British, Canadian, and Australian Permanent inhabitants alongside 56 different nationalities that can at present enter New Zealand under the NZ visa waiver program will require a New Zealand eTA visa for the two entries via Air and Cruiseship. Beginning in mid-July 2019 voyagers will have the option to apply for an NZeTA visa, it will wind up compulsory for movement to New Zealand from October first. The eTA...
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Soundwaves: Another reason for Nashville
Marilyn Jones gets some winter thrills at an indoor-outdoor water park combined with a country-music themed resort.