Radisson Waterfront

... waterfront. There is a lot of parks or green spots in Helsinki which makes the city very nice and hospitable. Walking along the waterfront we found a place selling ice cream, called Milan or such, and, with the weather being so very good, we decided to ...

... not be a Hilton, but it does have a nice location on the water. A quick shuttle ride or 10 minute walk into the waterfront area. Also has a nice view down the other part of the coast. (Foggy lighthouse pictures coming later) It's also across from the ...

... 8220;Olesund” where the ship is docked for three hours.  Our Tour Director, Karin, took us on a walk along the waterfront from the ship towards the south side of town where they have a square with a statue, then walked north towards the ...

... giant portions of good food which does us nicely.  Next on to a bit of exploring.  We walk down George St to the waterfront and the first thing that I notice is the number of shops on one street.  There is every shop you could want on ...

... corner to see the Promenade Des Anglaise, a very wide (7m?) walking 'pavement' which stretches the whole way along the waterfront of Nice...several kilometres probably. The coach stopped in front of the truly 'posh' Radisson SAS hotel which was to ...

... historical areas left in the city.  Well worth a wonder around the textile Souq for some people watching and a break at the waterfront cafe for a fresh lemon and mint juice.  On the opposite bank is the Gold Souq and the Spice Souq.....catch an ...

... Sweden is cold! business one day and sight seeing the next. We took the train from the airport and walked to the palace, along the waterfront and then through town to the train station. We came upon ice skating in the park on our way back, but we were to ...

... back to the hotel to spruce up for our big night out. We tried to catch the tram to Ekeberg but due to the waterfront roadworks it currently terminates near Cathedral Square & we could not work out where to board the tram which continues on to the ...

... managed to add to the pervading darkness and slight gloom to the place.  There are some nice aspects to it – the waterfront is quite attractive – and there’s no doubt that there’s money there – lots of very smart shops, ...

... Papeete for the amazing Les Roulottes. Jay had remembered it called "Le Truck".   Every day at sunset on the Papeete waterfront, food trucks called "Les Roulottes" roll in and begin to set up charcoal grills for evening diners. The van ...

... times (though always very safe). The restaurants in town had one or two sets of guests; we opted to eat down on the waterfront, along side the river. In contrast with the main streets of BSB, the river was incredibly busy with boat taxi traffic. We were ...

... to anyone flying into Belize City is get out as soon as you can. We walked around the Fort George area checking out the waterfront, lighthouse and parks. Night fell so it was time to find somewhere to eat. We weren't finding much so just went back to the ...

Really busy day today. The two of us got up early and headed out for a walk along the waterfront, thinking maybe we could get some brekkie somewhere, but it was a bit early and nothing was opened, so we ended up going back to the restaurant at the hotel. ...

Hi everyone End of four days based in Bristol. Not a bad city.  We saw the big Brunel bridge, new waterfront and had some good food and cider. Also caught up with old uni mate of CV's Also went to Bath - very pretty. The Roman Bath ruins were really ...

... was expected on the first try. We ended up paying about $70 per night for a 4 star, Raphelles DiagonalPort over along the waterfront. The location was generally fine, but we could have perhaps been closer to some of the tourist sites with a little better ...

... somewhat refreshing that something is happening. We went back to Don Peperone for café and had a stroll along almost the entire waterfront in the old city. We were pleased to find some large restoration projects happening in the old city because it ...

... the ride.  Our first stop was in front of the government building with a western-style architecture.  We then rode towards the waterfront to see Gandhi and Nehru's statues. . . . . . . . . . . We stopped at the Rendezvous Restaurant to see ...

... , and another passenger went in and asked to take a picture of the children. They were all very excited. On the waterfront was a marae (ancient meeting grounds) with beautiful stone carvings. On the walk back to the ship, I heard someone yell my ...