posted by jroose on 6 October 2010 at 16:01
I like to get to know a city by walking aroung, but sometimes get the feeling that i'm missing some important things, so when i arrived in dublin i decided to take the walking tour first of all. it was really informative, a very good length, and really helped me get my bearings for the rest of my holiday, would recommend to anyone.
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Grafton street/college street, bus stops named accordingly
www.historicalinsights.ie/
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posted by wwhittier on 6 October 2010 at 12:49
If your children are magpies like mine then this is a great place to go. With plenty of history about this old bank to keep us entertained and shiny money-related things for them we passed a good while here exploring all the exhibits.
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The mound, just by the castle
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posted by mdimeling on 6 October 2010 at 12:01
Keen to learn more about the history of the area but loath to join an organised tour, my partner and I followed the black heritage trail with a guide map from the museum of african american history. it was really intersting and although you can only go in a couple of the stops i really felt like i learned a lot.
where, when, how, web
Start at the museum, which is in abiel smith school, 46 joy street
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Boston
history
walking
tour
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posted by qmull on 6 October 2010 at 10:11
Me and my man stumbled across this beautiful little place. There's a pretty garden surrounded by lovely houses, including the oldest house in Amsterdam. Just near the main shopping hub it was a serene treat.
where, when, how, web
Nearest tram stop spui. follow spui (not spuistraat) away from the canal and take a left down gedempte begijnensloot and it's signposted
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Amsterdam
history
garden
architecture
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posted by khanford on 1 October 2010 at 12:21
With so much to see and do in Rome it can be hard to decide what to choose if you are only there for a short break. We chose to do the Vatican Museums Walking Tour which incorporates the Sistene Chapel, Raphaels Rooms and St Peters. This tour only allows up to 20 people at a time which allows for a thorough and detailed guide over 3 hours.
where, when, how, web
Tour departs near the Vatican Museums entrance.
www.viator.com/tours/Rome/Skip-the-Line-Vatican-Museums-Walking-Tour-including-Sistine-Chapel-Raphaels-Rooms-and-St-Peters/d511-3731VATICAN?eap=lonelyplanetmain
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Rome
walking
tour
history
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