For Nearly Two Centuries, No Navy Ship Left Port Without Plymouth Gin: Black Friars Distillery is one of the oldest buildings in Plymouth and one of the city's heritage buildings. Its Refectory Room - a medieval hall with a hull-shaped timber roof was built in 1431. Since 1793, Black Friars … [Read more...]
Mayflower Steps – A Memorial For A Brave Voyage
Mayflower Steps - One of the Most Historical Landmarks in Plymouth: Plymouth Harbour is famous as the starting point for many pioneering and historic voyages and the voyage of the Pilgrim Fathers in the Mayflower was one of these epic journeys. The Mayflower sailed from Plymouth in 1620, bound … [Read more...]
Visiting the Historic Plymouth Barbican
The Plymouth Barbican is Home to Britain's Maritime Heritage: The Barbican, Plymouth's harbour area was an old trading port and is home to Britain's maritime heritage. It was from Plymouth that many of the early pioneering voyages set sail. Sir Francis Drake, Sir John Hawkins, Sir Walter … [Read more...]
Roermond Designer Outlet – Roermond
McArthurGlen's Roermond Designer Outlet is One of Europe's Largest: McArthurGlen's award-winning Roermond Designer Outlet is one of the largest in Europe. There are over 100 stores at the Roermond outlet where shoppers will find more than 170 designer brands. Discounts of 30% to 70% are … [Read more...]
Floriade 2012 – A Theatre of Nature in Venlo
Floriade 2012 - World Horticultural Expo in Venlo - Netherlands: Floriade 2012, the Netherland's World Horticultural Expo is now open and takes place in Venlo from 5 April to 7 October 2012. For lovers of garden and flower shows, this is an event to look forward to as Floriade only takes … [Read more...]
Tintagel – Inextricably Linked to King Arthur
Tintagel - Where King Arthur Legends Loom Larger Than Life: Mention Tintagel, and the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table come to mind immediately. Since Geoffrey of Monmouth wrote his History of the Kings of Britain in 1150, visitors have been coming to Tintagel Castle … [Read more...]
A Medieval Old Post Office in the Heart of Tintagel
The Tintagel Old Post Office With a Curious Wavy Roof: There is more to Tintagel than the legend of King Arthur and Tintagel Castle. On the main street of the village is the medieval Tintagel Old Post Office. This very well-preserved 14th century yeoman's farmhouse on Tintagel's Fore Street … [Read more...]
Tintagel Castle – Birthplace of the Legendary King Arthur
Tintagel Castle – Home of King Arthur of Camelot and Merlin the Magician? Since Geoffrey of Monmouth wrote his fictitious "Historia Regum Britanniae" (History of the Kings of Britain) in 1150, Tintagel Castle has been associated with the birthplace of the great King Arthur. According to the … [Read more...]
Steckerlfisch – A Bavarian Fish Specialty
Steckerlfisch is a Bavarian Fish Specialty and also a Popular Oktoberfest Food: A graphic food image that you'll see at the Munich Oktoberfest is at the Fischer-Vroni Steckerlfisch stand. Here you'll see neatly lined rows of whole fish on skewers being cooked over the very long charcoal grill. … [Read more...]
In Hundertwasser’s World at the Kunst Haus Wien
An Exhibition Dedicated to Hundertwasser at the Kunst Haus Wien: To celebrate the 20th anniversary of its establishment, the Kunst Haus Wien is holding an exhibition dedicated to its founder, Austrian artist and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser. The Kunst Haus Wien is housed in an 1892 … [Read more...]
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