Bungalowpark Het Verscholen Dorp

Boslaan, 2, Harderwijk, Gelderland, Netherlands | 2 star hotel

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DOORN (June 7-10)

A travel blog entry by rob_and_carla

... thank Goodness!

However................................ when we arrived at Vancouver airport, and had stared at the luggage belt for almost an hour, it became evident that one of our suitcases was not there....... with the help of an airport employee, we determined that someone had inadvertently taken our suitcase, just because it slightly resembled their own (which of course was still there). At least it was easy to determine what most likely ...

Almost didn't make it into Amsterdam :O

A travel blog entry by nayandal

... centre!!! Its countdown to Queens Day Holiday for monday. - Totally did not know a national holiday was this weekend,what luck .
We basically wandered around the city for the day and saw most of the major sites...
-lots of cool buildings and canals ; love how old this city is, and the beautiful different time periods reflected in the houses and their features like gables.
-red light district ; we walked ...

Day 1 – A tour of Eden hotels…third-ti

A travel blog entry by emfletche

... it is a relatively easy city to navigate. On the first night however, we quickly realised that pretty much every canal looks the same and it was easy to lose our bearings (Me: “I think we turn left here…” Mr Fletche: “Nope, that takes us back the way we came…” Me: “I recognise that bicycle; we’ve definitely been here before” etc. etc.)).
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Amar sonar Bangla

A travel blog entry by dijoh2o

... reason is a reunion of the RDRS organisation that is inviting expat staff such as Chris for its 40th anniversary. This brings us to Rangpur and four-day programme, in the North. But first we make a tour to the mangrove forest of the Sunderbans. From Rangpur we hire a car to go to Sylhet and its teagardens. In Sylhet we cross the border ...

Galleons and Dutch Masters

A travel blog entry by kurtmills

... Hermitage Museum.

The Rembrandt House Museum was by far my favorite museum of those I've visited. It was truly powerful to be in the place where such a renowned artist lived and completed many of his works. My Humanities class last semester proved to have taught me well - I already new that Rembrandt had gone bankrupt towards the end of his life and lost his home. That said, Rembrandt's furnishings were auctioned off by his creditors, but many of the ...