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VPG-DVD-177 - SEVILLA Seville is a gem of a city and Andalusia's most fascinating metropolis. In the centre of the old town is the Real Alcazar that was originally home to numerous Moorish monarchs and later the domicile of Spanish kings. It's said to be the oldest and most fascinating palace complex in the whole of Europe. Christopher Columbus was welcomed in the palace when he returned from his second voyage to America after having established a trading route with the New World. Its unique mixture of numerous cultures and époques augments the atmosphere of exquisite luxury. With its labyrinth of white alleys, Santa Cruz is the city's old Jewish district and is located close to both the Real Alcazar and the Catedral. Grated windows, flowerpots on the walls and old wooden gates are typical of this area of the city that exemplifies the traditional Andalusian way of life. The Plaza De Toros and the seasonal hustle and bustle of its bullfights, dominates the El Arenal, the city's former harbour district. Designed in the 18th century by Vicente San Martin, the bullfight arena was fully restored in the middle of the 19th century. The Giralda and the Patio De Los Naranjos are the only remains of Sevilla´s Almohadian Mosque. The rest of the temple was destroyed by the Christians. Construction began in 1401 and it became the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. After the Petersdom in Rome and St. Paul's in London it is the third largest Christian building in the world. With its rich cultural inheritance bequeathed by both the Moors and the Christians, Seville is a truly incredible city with a flamboyant way of life and fiery Latin temperament!
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RDA-DVD-SUN - The Best of Sun DestinationsFrom the producer of the Television Series: "Goodtimes Travel", " Travel, Travel" and "Destinations"...Closer to Atlanta than London England, It is Britain's oldest colony where the sea is turquoise, the beaches pink and the houses the color of cotton candies. Join us as we discover a country filled with history and sunshine- Bermuda.The Bahamas, Nassau offers visitors a sun and sand vacation. Included in the visit is the straw market, jewelry shopping, swimming with the dolphins and the site of the discovery of the new world- San Salvador.Beautiful hills tumble to white sandy beaches that are among the best in the Caribbean.It is a warm sunny place, where they play cricket, drive on the left and serve high tea. It is a touch of England in the tropics- Barbados, Guadeloupe and Martinique two islands offering sun and a French flair. Visits include a Rum factory and a city packed with history.Two islands in the sun, one has beaches with golden sand and crystal clear waters, the other is a tiny dot in the Caribbean whose nature is unspoiled and unchanged welcome to The Dominican Republic and the Island of Dominica.
The Best of Sun Destinations
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Added: 210 days ago
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PPI-DVD-111 - Welcome to Porthole TV -- the magazine television series that features the cruise ship experience and its intriguing ports of call.One of the many cruise lines that visit the lovely port of St. Lucia, Celebrity's Cruise line's "The Galaxy" is showcased in this episode of Porthole TV. St. Lucia is a small lush tropical gem that is one of the windward islands of the Lesser Antilles bordering the Atlantic Ocean on its east coast and the Caribbean Sea on its west coast. Explore the picturesque fishing villages plus world class resorts, rain forests and sulphur springs.• Morne Fortune offers a great opportunity for photos of the whole town of Castries, the harbor and even the island of Martinique across the way • Tour the island's perfume shops displaying island perfume and the workshop where they are made. • Harry the Banana man is the "banana expert" on Similier Road educating guests to the islands largest economy- Bananas. • Visit the trademark twin Pittons of St. Lucia
PortholeTV St. Lucia :...
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GTR-DVD-1212 - In the middle of the 18th century King Frederik ordered the construction of the Frederiks Kirke in the heart of Copenhagen. Around the dome's massive external balustrade there are various statues dedicated to a number of important church leaders including Moses and Martin Luther. With a diameter of over thirty one metres the Baroque dome of the Frederiks Kirke is the third largest of its kind in the world and was originally modelled on London's Saint Paul's Cathedral and also Saint Peter's in Rome. But in spite of its beautiful Neo-Classical appearance and numerous splendid sculptures, the final result turned out to be far smaller than originally hoped for by King Frederik The Fifth. However, as the church and its prominent dome blends so harmoniously with the historical townscape of Copenhagen its present day dimensions have proven to be ideal for its surroundings. The majestic dome of the Frederiks Kirke highlights the architectural importance of this fascinating building as being the largest church of its kind in Scandinavia. Global Treasures - History's Most Protected Monuments - Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live today, and what we pass on to future generations. our cultural and natural heritage are both irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration. Places as unique and diverse as the wilds of East Africa's Serengeti, the Pyramids of Egypt, the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the Baroque cathedrals of Latin America make up our world's heritage. Join us as we explore one of these protected monuments.
Global Treasures FREDERIKS...
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GTR-DVD-1119 - On behalf of the French crown, in 1608 Samuel De Champlain established a fur trading post from which originated Québec, a city that today looms over the Saint Laurence River like a majestic fortress. It is the birthplace of French culture in North America. With its small towers and green glimmering roofs the Chateau Frontenac majestically watches over the city, a castle-like hotel that was built and lavishly furnished in 1894 by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Québec's upper city is encircled by a four kilometre long fortified wall that was alternately built upon by the French and the English. In former times, various gates barred entry to the fortress but today they are wide open and welcome visitors into the well preserved old town. The Cathedrale Anglicane symbolises the English period of occupation. The Anglican Bishop's cathedral was inaugurated in the year 1804 and bears a strong resemblance to Saint Martin-In-The-Fields, in London. At the Place Royale, Québec's birthplace, is the tiny church of Notre Dame Des Victoires and it was here that the early settlers worshipped with models of their ships that were later suspended by rope above the pews. Québec is truly a sparkling gem of French culture in North America. Global Treasures - History's Most Protected Monuments - Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live today, and what we pass on to future generations. our cultural and natural heritage are both irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration. Places as unique and diverse as the wilds of East Africa's Serengeti, the Pyramids of Egypt, the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the Baroque cathedrals of Latin America make up our world's heritage. Join us as we explore one of these protected monuments.
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Spill.com lets you know whether College Road Trip is worth your money. For more hilarious movie reviews check out Spill.com
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ITF-DVD-101 - 80 Days Around the World Aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2. Enjoy... a wonderful blend of new and old in this seaside village. Cobblestone streets, traditional Mexican markets, and lazy strolls along the seaside boardwalk take you back to Puerto Vallarta of a century ago. You will see burros transporting goods. Puerto Vallarta has a modern touch, too. Resorts and hotels offer every amenity and comfort. Outstanding seaside restaurants offer breathtaking views of the sea, cliffs, mountains, and, of course, sunsets. Prepare for a very relaxing time. An excellent family resort, Puerto Vallarta offers activities from parasailing, water-skiing, sailing, fishing, and tennis to simply, sunbathing. There is shopping at its best with exceptional bargains on native goods, clothing, and gift items in boutiques. Puerto Vallarta, for romantics and families. Plan to stay long enough to enjoy all of its old world charm. Martinique, Barbados, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Mouritius, Sri Lanka, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Korea, Tokyo, Hawaii, Alcapulco, Panama Canal - 24 Ports
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