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SEVILLE (SEVILLA) Site of a Roman acropolis, capital of the Moorish empire, focal point of the Spanish Renaissance, and guardian of traditional Andalusian culture, the charming and romantic Seville …
Amsterdam Vacations DE PUP, JODENBUURT, AND THE PLANTAGE HEINEKEN EXPERIENCE. Beer is not made in the Heineken Brewery but plenty is served. The factory stopped producing here in 1988 …
Holiday in Amsterdam CLUBS AND DISCOS IS The iT, Amstelstr. 24. This club is the reason why others in Rembrandtpl. are sometimes empty. Amsterdam’s beauties come here to dance …
SEGOVIA Legend has it that the devil built Segovia’s (pop. 56,000) famed aqueduct in one night, in an effort to win the soul of a Segovian water-selier named Juanilla. …
DAVOS Davos (pop. 12,000) sprawls along the valley floor under seven mountains laced with chair-lifts and cable cars. Originally a health resort, the city catered to such fin de …
BERN The city (pop. 127,000) has been Switzerland’s capital since 1848, but don’t expect fast tracks, power politics, or men in suits the Bernese prefer to focus on the …
Cork Map THE OLD CITY. Looming over Proby’s Quay, St. Finbarr’s Cathedral is a testament to the Victorian obsession with Neo-Gothic bombast. The cathedral was built between 1735 and …
WESTERN EUROPE: A QUICK HISTORY As you travel through Western Europe, you are bound to encounter the unique political and cultural histories of each country you visit; from architecture …
MADRID After Franco’s death in 1975, young madrilenos celebrated their liberation from totalitarian repression with raging, all-night parties in bars and on streets across the city. This reveliy became …
PERUGIA Perugia (pop. 150,000) may boast the most polite people in Italy. With its gorgeous countryside, big-city vitality, and world-renowned chocolate, this city’s residents have much to smile about. …
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