October 31st, 2009 — 12:20pm
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Walk in Cairo posted by susanna-alaitz
Well, we decide to have the Cleopatra bath after a really nice walk through Cairo.
We travel in time just walking from the center to the Khan el Khalili souk.
We’ll enjoy seeing the modern Cairo turning to old. Of large buildings to the streets organized by unions. It’s a good option to enter and know the big stomach of this dinosaur city.
Tomorrow’s Tip:
We want to fly at higher game.
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October 30th, 2009 — 9:49am
Be like Phileas Fogg and try to circle the world in 80 days by car, plane, train, boat, bird, balloon or just on foot.
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Jerash Roman City in Jerash posted by fer
One of the best preserved Roman cities in the Middle East and has its origins in the ancient trade caravans of camels from the coast of the Arabian peninsula.
Tomorrow’s Tip:
The next stop is the country of the Pyramids and Sphinx. Maybe we can have a bath in Milk like Cleopatra?!
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October 29th, 2009 — 4:05pm
Adriii finaly got the time to do her long-time expected train-trip through the north-east coast of the United States… and she is telling us about her journey!
We sadly just had one morning left at Boston before we had to take the train so we made the most out of it. After a quick visit to majestic Harvard University, we went to the Christopher Columbus Park and the New England Aquarium.
We didn’t have the time to do the whale sightseeing so, as a good-bye, we took a totally recommended Duck Tour.
Again, don’t miss the Skyline view from the train when arriving to New York ;)
The train left us at New York City too late to do anything interesting so we went to the Apple Store to check our emails after leaving our things at the Broadway Hotel ‘n Hostel and went to Times Square. There we spent some time at the M&M’s three stored shop. It’s so entertaining and you get to have a chocolate-based dinner for free ;)
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16A
We sadly just had one morning left at Boston before we had to take the train so we made the most out of it. After a quick visit to majestic Harvard University, we went to the Christopher Columbus Park and the New England Aquarium.
16D
We didn’t have the time to do the whale sightseeing so, as a good-bye, we took a totally recommended Duck Tour.
16B Y 16C JUNTAS
Again, don’t miss the Skyline view from the train when arriving to New York ;)
The train left us at New York City too late to do anything interesting so we went to the Apple Store to check our emails after leaving our things at the Broadway Hotel ‘n Hostel and went to Times Square. There we spent some time at the M&M’s three stored shop. It’s so entertaining and you get to have a chocolate-based dinner for free ;)
16E Y 16F JUNTAS
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October 29th, 2009 — 11:33am
Be like Phileas Fogg and try to circle the world in 80 days by car, plane, train, boat, bird, balloon or just on foot.
You only need a few bucks, a sense of adventure to discover the world and this travel guide – your journey can start today!
Burj Al Arab in Dubai posted by mimoa
The Burj Al Arab is a luxury hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. At 321 m, it is the second tallest building in the world used exclusively as a hotel.
Tomorrow’s Tip:
Lets visit the temples of Zeus and Artemis.
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October 28th, 2009 — 4:48pm
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October 28th, 2009 — 12:53pm
Scary & Spooky Halloween is a customized guide by brina
Its time for Halloween and we made a Special Halloween Guide for you.
Do you like scary and spooky places? Well, we found the creepiest places on iwannagothere.com.
If you don’t mind to meet Witches, Skeletons and Ghosts click here to get to the guide…
Scary & Spooky Halloween is a customized guide by brina
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October 28th, 2009 — 10:04am
Be like Phileas Fogg and try to circle the world in 80 days by car, plane, train, boat, bird, balloon or just on foot.
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Nakhl in Oman posted by brina
Nakhal fort is located on top of a 200-meter high mountain peak. Its construction dates back to pre Islamic period.
Tomorrow’s Tip:
The next stop is pure luxus. Burj Al Arab.
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October 27th, 2009 — 5:59pm
Adriii finaly got the time to do her long-time expected train-trip through the north-east coast of the United States… and she is telling us about her journey!
Already in the Carmen Park, we found the Holocaust Memorial and spent some time admiring it. Following the Freedom Trail we encountered a lot of interesting and beautiful places like Quincy Market, the Cheers Bar Replica and the Store where we spent some money :P, the Fireman Building and the Old South Meeting House.
We reached then the Charleston Bridge from where you can see the Memorial Bridge and all the Charleston Bay. At the other side of the bridge there’s a high class residential area so we didn’t expected to found the Pirate Ship and Naval Museum there; It’s part of the Freedom Trail for a reason ;)
After going to the last place on the trail, the 294 steps of the Bunker Hill Monument, we took a bus -have you realized what we did in just half a morning? – To the North End and had an early lunch at Mamma Maria’s Italian restaurant. Delicious. The following hours we just wandered from street to street and neighborhood to neighborhood just to enjoy the city while visiting some important touristic points. We’ve been in Bacon Hill, where we visited some spots of the Black Heritage Trail and the original Cheers Bar, Newbury Street and Commonwealth Avenue. We spent some time at the beautiful Public Library and had a rest in the Christian Science Plaza.
It was a complete tiring day so far so after visiting the Fenway Park and the Red Sox Stadium, where a game was about to start and we got the chance to be part of all the excitement and the lively atmosphere, we did some grocery shopping and came back to Boston common to see it at night and have some dinner.
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October 27th, 2009 — 11:44am
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