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 Click here to view pics of Prague, Czech Republic
Overview:
The city of Prague has become one of the biggest travelling sights in Europe. The city, itself, is more than beautiful. In no other place will you find so many buildings representing many decades and style as here. For foreigners, the prices are extremely low. All tourists can afford to eat out several times each day.
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Click here to view pics of Paris, France
Overview:
Paris "The CIty of Light" has been a beacon of culture for centuries. As a world capitol of art, fashion, food, literature, and ideas, it stands as a symbol of all the fine things that human civilization can offer.
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Click here to view pics of Salzburg, Austria
Overview:
Salzburg is forever smiling to the tunes of Mozart and the sound of music. Thanks to it's charmingly preserved old town, splendid gardens, baroque churches, and Europe's largest intact medieval fortress. Salzburg makes for a great vacation. Just outside the city you will find the famous salt mines and Eisenwelt (Ice World). The entire town of Salzburg is surrounded by the Alps which provide perfect hiking opportunities.
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Click here to view pics of Koh Samui, Thailand
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Koh Samui - "the island of the coconut tree" is Thailand's 3rd largest island. A backpacker's secret for years, this sun lover's paradise, with its coconut plantations, rolling hills, curved sandy beaches and offshore islands.
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Click here to view pics of Normandy, France
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Normandy is most famous for its place in history during WWII as the Allied forces used these beaches to liberate Eastern Europe from the Germans. The beaches were easily accessible and the plan for landing extended 40 to 80 Kilometers. The landing areas were code named Sword, June, Gold, Omaha, and Utah. The America sector was Omaha and Utah. History knows of this day as the D-Day invasions that took place on 6 of June 1944.
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Click here to view pics of Holland, Netherlands
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The official name of Holland is the Netherlands with Holland being only a province. The country’s name means “low lands” because most of the region’s land lies below sea level. The windmills were originally used to pump excess water from the flooding areas. Holland is also home to the Keukenhof Gardens, the Van Gogh museum, and Delft Pottery.
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Click here to view pics of Rome, Venice, and Vatican City
Overview: This section contains photos from 3 different areas: Rome, Venice and the Vatican City. While we do realize that the Vatican City is actually it's own country most people associate it with an area in Italy. |
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Click here to view pics of Rota, Spain
Overview: Rota, Spain is located about 90 Kilometers from the Rock of Gibraltar and is home ot a US Navy Base located in the Bay of Cadiz. Rota's beaches or better know as Playa's are beautiful and provides one of the most relaxing environments. Located in the center of town is a church that houses the tomb of one of the Skippers that sailed with Christopher Columbus on his voyages to the New World. |
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Click here to view pics of London, England
Overview: There is more to London than Big Ben, Buckingham and red buses. London is brimming with exciting things to see and do. We got to enjoy the stunning views from the London Eye, walk through the London Dungeon, and soaked up the historical sights of St Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London. |
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Click here to view pics of Brugges, Belguim
Overview: Bruges is called : 'the Venice of the North'. This splendid medieval city is one of Belgium's crown jewels. The look and the look of medieval times are so present here in this city that is so close to the North Sea. Attractions include the Canal, Our Lady's Church, Oldest St. John's Hospital and the Market. |
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