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A History Lovers Guide to Seville by Mark R. Whittington
July 29, 2005   440 Hits
One of the first people to fall in love with Seville was the Moorish poet-king Al-Mutamid, and the city's ability to dazzle has not abated since. It takes a stony heart not to be captivated by its exu ...
 
Munich, World Capital of Beer by Martin Loughlin
August 03, 2005   764 Hits
Think of Germany and you can’t help thinking of beer. Germany is by far the world’s largest producer and consumer of beer, with almost 1300 breweries – 40% of the world’s total. Today most Ger ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Helsinki by Mark R. Whittington
August 02, 2005   546 Hits
Helsinki seems more like a small-town rather than a national capital. There are no high-rise buildings and the market square is still surrounded by 19th-century architecture. Its green parks and water ...
 
Dream Vacation or Heart of Darkness? Tips for Traveling to Europe with Friends by kim blackburn
August 08, 2005   3810 Hits
 
The Experience of Segovia - History, Culture, and Beauty by L. R. Schaeffer
August 04, 2005   4592 Hits
Anyone who wants historical experience, narrow Spanish streets offering shopping and dining, or art and culture will not be disappointed in Segovia. From ancient gates and churches to stunning colonia ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Malta by Mark R. Whittington
August 05, 2005   917 Hits
Megaliths, medieval dungeons and Calypso's Cave, al combine to make Malta a positively mythic place. The narrow cobblestone streets of its towns are crowded with Norman cathedrals and baroque palaces. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Warsaw by Mark R. Whittington
August 09, 2005   1193 Hits
Warsaw is a city that is truly like a phoenix rising from the ashes. All but destroyed in World War II, lanquished under fourty years of Communist misrule, Warsaw is rapidly becoming a national capita ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to St. Petersburg by Mark R. Whittington
August 10, 2005   873 Hits
St. Petersburg, the capital of Russia during the time of the Tsars, was built from nothing by Tsar Peter the Great in the early 18th Century. It was to be his "window on the west" and has be ...
 
The Origins and History of the Days of the Week by Allen Butler
August 11, 2005   7466 Hits
The 7 day week seems natural to people today, but it did not always exist. Its origins lie in the days of ancient Babylon, and it is not the only system that has been tried. The names of the days of ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Stonehenge by Mark R. Whittington
August 12, 2005   1975 Hits
Stonehenge has attracted vistors, including religious pilgrims and just the idle curious, for nearly the entire five thousand years of its existence. It is, with the Great Pyramids of Egypt, one of th ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Beijing by Mark R. Whittington
August 12, 2005   1429 Hits
Beijing is a city steeped in the ancient history of China, and yet reaching toward the future at a break neck speed. One finds artifacts of Emperors and revolutionary communists coexisting with modern ...
 
Things to See and Do on Vancouver Island, British Columbia by Mary M. Alward
August 12, 2005   10966 Hits
Thinking of visiting Vancouver Island, just off the west coast of British Columbia, Canada? You won't be disappointed. There are marvelous things to see and do all over the Island. ...
 
Take a Golf Vacation and Play on the World’s Best Courses by Mary M. Alward
August 15, 2005   981 Hits
If you are an avid golfer who likes a serious challenge try these golf courses that are located all around the world. You can golf in Australia, Canada, Hawaii, Scotland and right here in the US on th ...
 
The Blues: The Revolution of Music by Jennifer Nicole
August 15, 2005   6801 Hits
An explanation of the blues, it's roots and the evolution of music. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Tunisia by Mark R. Whittington
August 16, 2005   588 Hits
Tunisia was and is a crossroads of the world. It has seen the Phonecians, the Carthaginians, the Romans, the Vandals, the Arabs, the Turks, and European colonialists. Each have left their mark on this ...
 
Navigating the NYC Subway System by Arnaldo Lopez
August 16, 2005   6977 Hits
New York City is a premier vacation destination for many visitors from within the United States and from around the world. Estimates are that at least 4 million people visit New York City every year, ...
 
Eight Must-Have Firefox Extensions by Scott Nesbitt
August 11, 2005   5222 Hits
One of the coolest features of the Firefox Web browser is its support for extensions -- little programs that enhance Firefox's abilities. This article looks at eight must-have extensions for Firefox ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Cardiff by Mark R. Whittington
August 17, 2005   1221 Hits
Cardiff, the capital of Wales, is dominated by the majestic castle that, while mostly of recent construction, dates back to medieval times. The town is a treasury of artifacts of ancient and medieval  ...
 
Step Back in Time at Silver Dollar City Theme Park, Branson, Missouri by Mary M. Alward
August 19, 2005   2723 Hits
If you want to experience all aspects of 1800's life in America, plus enjoy rides, attractions and a unique and profound shopping experience, visit Silver Dollar City Theme Park in Branson, Missouri. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Kyoto by Mark R. Whittington
August 22, 2005   1266 Hits
Kyoto has an astonishing 1600 Buddhist temples, 400 Shinto shrines, and a myriad of palaces, gardens, and museums. It has been Japan's cultural center for centuries. ...
 
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