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A History Lovers Guide to the Loire Valley by Mark R. Whittington
July 20, 2005   689 Hits
Snaking across the east of France down to the ocean is the Loire River, an hour or two south of Paris. It is one of the most beautiful regions in the world. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Antwerp by Mark R. Whittington
July 15, 2005   373 Hits
Antwerp is one of Europe's most under rated tourist destinations. Few places merge the old and the new quite so enchantingly. Eclectic Art Nouveau mansions face Neo-Renaissance villas, and medieval ca ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Salzburg by Mark R. Whittington
July 14, 2005   1099 Hits
Besides the baroque buildings and the old world charm, Salzburg is worth a visit for two reasons. First, it is the birthplace of Mozart, whose spirit enfuses the city. Second, it's where many of the e ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Edinburgh by Mark R. Whittington
July 14, 2005   264 Hits
Edinburgh is a unique blend of the past and the modern, where castle battlements and Georgian townhouses are cheek to jowl with high tech night clubs. Nevertheless, a visit to this city will leave you ...
 
The Allure of Granada -- Spain's Arabic Paradise by L. R. Schaeffer
July 08, 2005   657 Hits
The beauty of Granada has been spoken of since time immemorial. Tourists fill the streets, but few know the background history of what they are seeing. Here you will learn what to do in Granada, what  ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Brussels by Mark R. Whittington
July 08, 2005   387 Hits
Brussels is a town certainly worthy of a visit for those interested in history and old world ambiance. It is the home of a number of churches, monuments, and other attractions. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Amsterdam by Mark R. Whittington
July 07, 2005   626 Hits
Amsterdam is a charming melange of old and new that was once the hub of a might commercial empire in the 17th Century. It's many attractions maintain a certain old world charm amidst signs of radical  ...
 
San Diego's World Class Park And Zoo by Fred Bergendorff
July 06, 2005   239 Hits
Aside from New York City's Central Park you just don't see any major cities devoting so much land to not only a park but to a zoo as well. But that's just what San Diego, California did in 1915. And ...
 
A Beacon In The Sky by Toni Vernetti
July 05, 2005   242 Hits
Lighthouses have been in existance since the Egyptians built their first one to guide ships along the Nile River. Many old lighthouses are visited by people around the world today and some are still i ...
 
The Secrets of Saratoga Springs by Monica Bretherton
July 01, 2005   1308 Hits
How to feel like an insider when you visit the Racing City. ...
 
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