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... towers, gates and countless old cannons. Inside, most of the buildings date back to the 1600's. The most prominent landmark is the Château Frontenac Hotel which sits 330 ft above the St Lawrence River. Built in 1894 for the CPR and named after a French ...
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Notorious hotel rooms
A Travel Blog entry by happysheep from New York, New York, United States
... , West Hollywood John Wayne reportedly brought a dairy cow to the balcony of his penthouse at the Sunset Tower Hotel, a 1929 Art Deco landmark, so that he would always have fresh milk. 5. Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Florida TV evangelist Jim Bakker ...
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Empire of the Dragon
A Travel Blog entry by globetrekker from Beijing, China
... Hamburg, who was working in a Japanese lab north of Tokyo. We were speaking in German on top of China's magnificent landmark. She was taking advantage of Japan's O-bon holiday (a Buddhist holiday paying respect to one's ancestors) to travel throughout ...
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Vancouver
A Travel Blog entry by kstarski from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
... the first one to see it under sail. That night Dad and I ate at the Cloud 9 restaurant, on the 42nd floor of the Landmark hotel. We had a fancy dinner and got to see the whole city of Vancouver at night because it was one of those revolving ...
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Repeat...honeymoon
A Travel Blog entry by brookeandchris from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
... allow these, they are everywhere in Vancouver and have lots of yummy food choices. Oh well! From there we checked into our hotel on Robson Street, which is conveniently located on the main shopping street. The weather was really nice today…no rain, ...
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Rainy Vancouver
A Travel Blog entry by brookeandchris from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
... and it is pretty amazing to be walking amongst trees that are hundreds of years old. We took the car back to the hotel and decided to walk back to Canada Place. I had discovered yesterday that American Apparel was having a rummage sale there so I had ...
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Singapore can go sling...
A Travel Blog entry by vagabondbaby from Singapore, Singapore
... 't always be able to enchant everyone...bummer! I'm still coming to terms with it now actually...growing up is hard. We get to the hotel and its fine, a bit of a comedown from the last one but it'll do. It is at check-in that we encounter a ...
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Transylvania... Less Spooky in Person...
A Travel Blog entry by patandjill from Brasov, Transylvania, Romania
... in, was historical, but still, it was like being in Solvang, with its old buildings, and MacDonalds parked in a 13th century landmark. I enjoyed it, not what I imagined, but to have a Vodafone store across the street, and bars, restaurants, pubs, and ...
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I heart NYC part I
A Travel Blog entry by hannaha from New York City, New York, United States
... hadn't checked what time it was open the stand was predictably closed but we made our way to the most important NY landmark - The Hershey's store! Having bought white chocolate peanut butter cups (yum), we made our way to the 2nd most important landmark ...
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Jewish Istanbul - then and now
A Travel Blog entry by slice_n_dice from Istanbul, Turkey
... . Today their large house is a hotel, the large Art Noveau stairs they built to connect their home to their business is still a landmark and the mausoleum built for the family patriarch is in ruin - although their are plans in the community to restore it. ...
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Jerash, October 3, 2009., Saturday
A Travel Blog entry by the_wayfarer from Jerash, Jordan
... married. That was absolutely unthinkable over there in Europe. I wasn’t aware that this side of Jerash had any particular landmark to boast of, but the charm of Jerash was undeniable. So whatever it may have lacked in sightseeing attractions, this ...
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River Cruise and on to Melk then Salzburg
A Travel Blog entry by 0n_the_move from Salzburg, Austria
... includes statues and putts (angled statuettes). The notable blue tower, an example of the Baroque influence, is an easliy identifiable landmark (and it is here that we enter the Wachau Valley). The last monk died in 1787 and the monestary was ...
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England and Scotland
A Travel Blog entry by cullism from London, United Kingdom
... heavy clouds and mist. There was rarely a defined path to follow, more often we walked through fields and aimed for the next landmark described in our little guide. At one point we climbed a stile and sat beside a swiftly flowing stream to rest and ...
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Elephants, baboons and warthogs.....then the coast
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Cape Coast, Ghana
... industrial revolution. Managed to get a small fraction of the photos we would like, but reasonably representative. We emerged near the landmark church behind the market, got another Yogo each, as now very hot. Took a photo of the locked-tight church ...
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Athens - It's All Greek to Me
A Travel Blog entry by lawyerchick92 from Athens, Attica, Greece
... not really, but it should have been.) We finally left the freeway and were heading into Athens proper. Then I saw a landmark I recognized: the Panathenaic Stadium, which I knew from reading was close to Plaka. Excellent. I was at least close to ...
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16-days in Turkey and Greece - Part I
A Travel Blog entry by c.i.222 from Istanbul, Turkey
... a sacrifice to the god of the sun Amon-Ra in which the pharaoh kneels at the foot of the god. Constantine Column was the landmark of the city because of its height of 32 meters. The column was erected in the fourth century by Constantine the Great. This ...
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Our Tour of Samarkand
A Travel Blog entry by crowdywendy from Samarkand, Samarqand, Uzbekistan
... a circular basis it was quite difficult to get our bearings. There were many times that we embarked on a long walk trying to find a landmark site, only to find that we ended up in quite a different direction to that planned. And so it was not until our ...
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New York- day 2
A Travel Blog entry by bea_t-blog from New York City, New York, United States
... to paintings by famous artists such as Chagall, Picasso and Kandinsky in real life. Next I took a taxi to the Empire State Building, a 102-story landmark and American cultural icon.The view from the top was amazing!!! Wow, I can't quite believe how much ...
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Lots of places to see
A Travel Blog entry by globalpudsey from New York, New York, United States
... ; that was high. On the 80th floor we went onto the observation deck which is 1050 feet about the street. The Empire State Building is a 102-story landmark Art Deco skyscraper, at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and West 34th Street. It is 1,250 ft tall. ...
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Empires and A-listers...
A Travel Blog entry by katiespruce from New York City, New York, United States
... title of world’s tallest building. Inside, we escaped the blistering New York sun, after walking ten blocks from our hotel to reach the towering landmark. The interior dragged us back to a time when even though the world was in the grips of the ...
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... top!! Read the owner's response Owner's Reponse Hello: I'm pleased to learn you visited us at The Empire Landmark Hotel, yet am very disappointed to read of your unhappy comments with your stay, (albeit sometime ago). Although ...
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