Aug/100
The Attraction Of Barcelona Beaches Details
The locals are very appreciative and tolerant of kids in all sorts of public places - not at all worried about noise!
As there are far too many interesting things to do with the whole family in Barcelona, I will mention just a couple to get you started:
Gaud Architecture
Walking along the attractive, tree-lined, wide avenues of central Barcelona where many of Antoni Gaud's buildings are situated will prove to be an interesting and fun experience. Starting with his masterpiece, the Sagrada Famlia, a tall, unique cathedral with colorful dotted spires that resemble modern candles will appeal to a child's imagination. Apart from seeing the fascinating interiors of the building, it also boasts modernistic statues on the outside as well as modern stained glass windows.
To see another fascinating Gaud building go to No 92 Passeig de Grcia where you'll find La Pedrera (quarry) which is both an office and apartment block. The outside is built with an uneven grey stone, like freshly quarried stone, which is framed with attractive and intricate wrought-iron balconies. Temporary exhibitions of all kinds are held on the lower floors of the building. A tour of the building includes one of the apartments on permanent display, which surprises with curves and unexpected corners everywhere. But it is the famous roof that will most delight parents and kids alike. The roof has giant chimneys that look like multi-colored medieval knights. From up top you can enjoy a rare view of the centre of the city.
Parents would probably want to see more of the amazing Gaud structures but kids would prefer going to a park and for that the Parc Gell is a must. It is located about 4 km north of Plaa Catalunya, the centre of the city. Take some snacks or a picnic to spend some leisurely time in this captivating park which was landscaped and designed by Gaud. From Carrer d'Olot you'll enter through two fairytale gate-houses, and follow the steps up which is guarded by the famous mosaic lizard. This is the start of literally hours of exploration that can be done of all the interesting structures and corners of the Parc Gell where Gaud gave absolute free reign to his passion for natural architectural forms.
La Rambla
Back in the city centre, another day of sightseeing for the family could start at Plaa Catalunya and the beginning of the famous La Rambla pedestrian walkway which extends all the way down to the statue of Columbus near the port. It has busy streets and shops on either side and many vendors with stalls that sells all kinds of things on the sides of the walkway, including birds - the live ones. It is popular amongst tourists who rent chairs to watch performing street artists, the painted mime artists, as well as people watching - which is guaranteed to be interesting!
Barcelona Beaches, Old Port and Pleasure Cruises
Having reached the bottom of La Rambla you'll be almost at the port and the nearest beach of Barceloneta. The possibilities for having fun at the city beachfront are endless. You can simply relax, tan and play on one of the well-kept beaches during the long summer months, or take a short or long day cruise on one of the pleasure boats, stroll along the beach promenade eating ice cream, listen to some street musicians, or have a drink or meal at any of the many excellent restaurants along the way - altogether many choices.
Barcelona Aquarium and 3-D Cinema
The kids will love L'Aqurium de Barcelona which isn't far from there. The aquarium has a long underwater tunnel where you can see many kinds of amazing fish and plantlife. The shop at the aquarium has a special and unique variety of gifts on offer. Another attraction in the same Maremagnum building is the Imax Port Vell 3-D cinema, where adventure and wildlife films are screened daily from 12 noon till 10 at night.
Barcelona Tourist Bus
Finally, although this could also be a first option after arriving in the city as well, the whole family could take the popular Barcelona Bus Turstic to crisscross and see most of the city's vast variety of buildings and attractions from the top deck of a bus.
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Mar/100
Bodrum Holidays, Where To Go?
Archaeological evidence in the site where the very attractive Castle of St Peter now stands allows us to officially date building in Bodrum back to 1100 BC, giving it the status of a truly ancient town. Since those days of antiquity Bodrum has developed both culturally and in size, its history dotted with many fascinating gems such as how it flourished during the time of the Ottoman Empire under the reign of Suleyman the Magnificent. The waterfront is exceptional, with striking views of the medieval castle, and numerous wooden sailing boats gulets at anchor. Evenings are particularly special, with the Castle of St Peter illuminated, and frenetic activity on the quayside with guests dining on the gulets and stores being delivered. While over in the city centre, you'll find the Tomb of King Mausolus, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, along with Bodrum Castle, a fine example of architecture from the period of the Crusades.
Within the Castle of St Peter you will also find the Museum of Underwater Archaeology. The Knights of the Crusades started constructions of the Castle around the 1400s using material from the tomb of King Mausolus and taking more than 100 years to finish. No visit to Bodrum would be complete with visiting the Castle and the award winning Museum of Underwater Archaeology.
Caria was ruled over by King Mausolus between 377 to 353 BC on behalf of the Persians although in practical terms it was largely independent. On his death in 353 BC, his Queen, Artemisia II of Caria, who also happened to be his sister, was devastated and tasked Greek architects Satyros and Pythis along four sculptors Bryaxis, Scopas, Leochares and Timotheus to build a tomb, for him that would also be a monument. The is became of the Seven Wonders of the World and lead to the adoption of the word Mausoleum.
Bodrum amphitheatre is a combination of architecture from Mausolus's time, as well as Roman modifications that were added and is an important structure of a bygone era which is cut into the rocky hillside overlooking Bodrum. It was built during the Carian reign in the Hellenistic age (330 - 30BC) with seating for approximately 13,000. Like all ancient theatres, it is made up of three main parts: the Skene (stage), the Orchestra (half-oval part) and the Cavea audience seating. This theatre is one of the oldest in Asia Minor and dates back to the time of Mausolus. Some of the seats are inscribed with names probably those who had helped to pay for the theatre - just like today! The theatre lies on the Bodrum to Gumbet road and is used for concerts and shows during the high season. It is well preserved and definitely worth a visit.
Another of the great Seven Wonders of the World was the Temple of Artemis which was to found in the city of Ephesus which was one of the great cities of the Greeks. Today, Ephesus is one of the major tourist attractions not only in the region but in the whole of Turkey. With several biblical figures, including St. Paul, St. John the Evangelist and the Virgin Mary associated with Ephesus it is also a sacred place for many Christians.
Along the coast and heading west from Bodrum you will find Turgutreis. Quietly away from the hustle and bustle of Bodrum but close enough if you just fancy a day or night out. You'll still find that village atmosphere but now it also has the extremely smart marina with its beautiful shopping centre. Between Bodrum and Turgutreis is some excellent shopping with excellent furniture, electrical and hardware shops plus the exquisite Oasis shopping mall.
Bitez has something to offer almost everyone. It is a charming picturesque resort where holidaymakers can either relax on the beach or try out energetic water sports. Bitez lies on a bay, a few kilometres west from Bodrum, attracting an older, more upmarket crowd. The gently-sloping coarse-sand beach has wooden piers for swimming and is lined with whitewashed hotels and resort villas, whilst also playing host to a popular windsurfing and sailing school - its sheltered cove and shallow water are perfect for beginners. Bitez is known as the windsurfing capital of Turkey, which means there is very often a cooling breeze to counter the very hot temperatures experienced during July and August.
To find the ideal place to stay for your Bodrum Holidays then you need look no further than our beautiful apartment. Turkey Holidays overlooking the stunning Lake Tuzla.
Mar/100
There Are 10 Reasons To Have Your Birthday Party On A Boat Cruise
Time cannot go fast enough when we are young. We calculate how old we are as precisely as possible and walk around saying things like "I'm eight and a half!" Past a certain age however we wish that time would be kind enough to slow down and our birthdays seem to come faster and faster. Along with the holidays, the day of our birth is just another day to notice that a year has flown by.
We can still throw big birthday celebrations when we're older, but they're usually reserved for the big birthdays like 30, 40, and 50 respectively. The blowouts are reserved for when we've passed another decade milestone in the aging process. Our friends and family look at these birthdays as the greatest excuse to do something big.
Group vacations are usually done under some kind of pretense. Destination weddings or bachelorette spa weekends make people feel better about taking time off with the people they most enjoy. Why not extend that to your birthday? Make it an occasion to try something new and to have fun. There are 10 reasons to have your birthday party on a boat cruise.
The first reason is price. In this economy, spending just a little to have an all inclusive experience is the ultimate luxury. Minus alcohol and some extras, all your entertainment needs are covered. You don't have to spend time overly planning your itinerary.
Reason 2 is that you can indulge in some of the best cuisine in the world. Spending one night in a top restaurant can set you and your friends back a pretty penny, but indulging for free every night? Bliss.
Third, boat cruises are all about your choice. You can travel to more than one destination on a boat cruise depending on where it will be at port so that you can explore many different environments. It is up to you!
The forth reason is all about the activities you can do. Going on a boat cruise means not having to do everything together. You and your friends can separate during the day and run off to all corners of the ship to try your hand at the dozens of activities available to you.
Reason 5 is the option of relaxation. Some of you may be go-go-go people who love a challenge and want to indulge in as many activities as possible. Some of you may want to spend your days relaxing under the sun or getting a facial and massage.
Reason 6 is that you only have to pack one bag. Traveling to so many different places and being able to do so many things feels like you would have to pack an army of luggage, but that is simply not the case.
Seventh, boat cruises are made for fun and adventure. You and your friends can spend your birthday stretching yourselves and partaking in new experiences.
The eighth reason is that you can find love on a boat cruise. Silly? Not really. When you think about a ship full of people who are relaxed and having fun, the chances of finding someone go up exponentially.
Reason 9 is that you don't have to travel far. Cruise packages take the hassle of too much transportation out of the equation. If you life far from a port of departure, many cruise packages now include airfare.
Reason 10 is that there is no reason not to go. The experience of a cruise is one of being pampered and our birthdays should be a day where we celebrate ourselves. Taking a boat cruise with your friends can turn your birthday into one of the best vacations you'll ever have.
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Mar/100
Pet Friendly Birmingham Accommodation
The city of Birmingham is the second largest (by population) in England, second only to the capital, London. Being such a large conurbation there plenty of world class tourist attractions, top notch venues for music and the arts, countless renowned museums and art galleries and some of the most modern entertainment in the British Isles. It is little wonder that Birmingham is quickly becoming an immensely popular destination for short city breaks and even long vacations.
Each year more and more folk are choosing to take their pets with them on vacation. There are many reasons for this increase but probably the most common is that, simply put, people are often not willing to be parted from a pet which is literally part of the family. Another common reason for taking a pet along on vacation is that housing your pet while away can be ridiculously expensive and though hotels sometimes charge a small additional fee for allowing you to have your pet in your room, it is still often far, far cheaper than paying for boarding kennels or similar.
Imagine that you have decided that yes, you will be taking your pet with you when you next take a vacation. Imagine that you also plan on taking a short city break in the English city of Birmingham. Unfortunately you will very quickly discover that only a tiny number of places to stay will allow you to take your pet into your room. As few as one (or less) per hundred hotels and guest houses offer what is called pet friendly accommodation (where pets are allowed).
Searching through endless lists of hotels is a thankless task if you are looking for a place that allows pets. Imagine just how upsetting it can be to wade through 50+ hotels to find only one suitable and then a further thirty or more before you find another. To save you from this nightmare I have listed below a selection of pet friendly hotel accommodation in Birmingham (those that allow pets).
The Macdonald Burlington Hotel The huge Macdonald Burlington is a 4 star city centre establishment, which is a couple of minutes from New Street Rail Station, conveniently situated next door to a large NCP car park.
The Novotel Hotel The massive Novotel is a 4 star pet friendly hotel, on Edward Street only minutes away from the heart of the city.
The Malmaison Birmingham The Malmaison is a very large 3 star pet friendly hotel in the heart of Birmingham.
If you would rather book a room in a city centre pet friendly hotel with less than one hundred and fifty rooms then, unfortunately your choice is limited to just one establishment, the Ibis Holloway Circus, which has only 51 rooms.
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Mar/100
Canadian Postal Code And Route Mapping
Postal code and route mapping in Canada is a little different from that of the States. In fact, they are undergoing a change in the way they handle their street addresses. One example of this, is in the Burlington area. Most of this area is a part of Rural Route #2 Milton, and Rural Route #6 Milton, and then still Rural Route #3 Campbellville for their mail delivery.
But, while this is true, these areas all still have an address that is a Burlington street address. This fact has caused many to suffer having their mail incorrectly reflect them living in the wrong location. It has made delivery very difficult and confusing. It has also been the cause of loss of access to emergency services. So they decided to change the postal identifier to Burlington so the rural areas will get the same type of mail delivery as everyone else in Burlington.
They began the process of fixing this problem in 2005. Local counselors and Parliament members met with people from the Canada Post and work on a solution to this confusing problem. They had to create brand new postal codes for the rural areas within the Burlington system. Their proposal for their solution did not get approved until 2009.
The postal codes in Canada are managed by the CPC, or the Canada Post Corporation. They provide a link between the codes and their standard Canadian geographic locations to make it easier to use the data. The associations between the standard geographic areas are used for mapping, data retrieval, analysis, or profiling.
The search for solutions to the Canadian postal code problems, led to the development of geocoding. This is a process, that assigns geographic identifiers, or codes, to data records and map features. This allows for data to be linked directly to geography. The intent for postal codes, originally, was to help sort mail quickly and easily, and make delivery more efficient through address verification software.
Within the postal code, are indicators for where the delivery is to be made. This could be to a residential mail box, a super box, or a post office box. Also within the code, are the CPC processing facilities and the delivery installations. The first three code characters indicate the FSA, or forward sortation area. This represents a specific area that lies within a larger geographic region.
You can find maps available from the CPC that will show the organizational area that is represented by an FSA. Letter carrier walk maps, or LCWs, usually found on the internet concerning urban deliveries, provide FSA boundaries in relation to road networks. They can be much more helpful than FSA maps for determining FSA boundaries.
Postal code and route mapping in Canada has undergone a lot of change as they try to improve the efficiency of the whole process. It can really get confusing, and it is very hard to understand without some careful study. Postal codes by themselves are not good enough to get an exact location for the service area of the postal code. But the general area can be located by using the FSA.
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Mar/100
A Guide To St Petersburg Russia Travel
Travel guide books are not complete without a section on St Petersburg Russia travel. Tourists looking to visit this city on the River Neva can find numerous such books to gather information for their trip. Breakdowns of St Petersburg hotel and restaurants, shopping and entertainment will fill the pages of any good guide book. They will also offer a comprehensive list of spectacular sightseeing locations. Let's first take a look at some of the city's background and then explore some of its top attractions.
Peter the Great founded the city as the capital of the Russian empire in 1704. It stayed the capital until after the Russian Revolution, when in 1917, Moscow was chosen by the communists as the country's capital. In 1918 the name was changed to Leningrad, after the person responsible for the revolution, Vladimir Lenin. In 1991, the name St. Petersburg was returned to the city.
The Hermitage at the Winter Palace is among the first places you will want to visit. Known officially as the State Hermitage Museum and complete in 1770, it is home to some of the world's best pieces of art. There are three floors full of artwork from some great artists including Matisse, Rembrandt and Leonardo that visitors can explore.
The Winter Palace, home to the Hermitage, comprises one thousand and one rooms and was home to Tsars, from Catherine the Great to the last Tsar, Nicholas the Second. Only a small portion of this palace is open to public visitors, however those rooms accessible by the public, as well as the Hermitage, impart an indelible sense of grandeur upon the visitor.
You also will not want to miss the Alexander Nevsky Lavra. This is one of the four monasteries in Russia. Commissioned in 1710 by Tsar Peter the Great and named for the Grand Prince Alexander Nevsky, this monastery will give a good look into the traditions of Russian religion.
Not all wonders found in St. Petersburg require an admission ticket. A walk west along the River Neva on the Admiralteyskaya Nab or a stroll east toward the Summer Gardens afford tourists plenty of beautiful statues, grand views of the city, and interesting people to take in.
St. Petersburg, Russia is one of the most beautiful crowns found in Russia. It offers something of compelling interest to almost every visitor who opens her doors.
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Feb/100
Corporate Boat Cruises Mix Business And Pleasure
Corporate boat cruises are gaining popularity as an alternative for corporations who hold large meetings away from headquarters. These cruises are comparable in price with renting meeting space at hotels and in many cases offer more in the way of amenities. This article will look at some of those options.
Corporate boat cruises are plentiful and very easy to find. Use any search engine and there are dozens of them at your fingertips. Don't forget to type your city and state at the end of the search text. This will narrow the search a bit to include only those in your immediate area.
A luxury yacht offers the same corporate facilities that a hotel offers and more. Included in the corporate packages is everything you will need to conduct business meetings, interviews, or parties. This includes modern satellite, GPs, and hi-def monitors. Telecommunications are also up-to-date and ready to connect you to the world.
Many corporations are booking cruises for a wide variety of reasons. Employee recognition is one very popular function that corporate boat cruises play in business today. Special client presentations are another. I have recently heard of a retirement party for a beloved CEO on a cruise ship. These are just a few of the reasons corporations utilize the services small cruise lines offer.
Research your list of possible candidates carefully to get the right size ship for your needs. Many of these companies have more than one ship in their fleet. Some cruise companies offer older, more nostalgic yachts while others feature luxury cruisers up to two hundred feet long. Either way you decide to go, you will surely have an experience your employees or clients will not soon forget.
The cost of a small cruise ship compared to hotel facilities is close. The cruise ship is a few hundred dollars more but many of the extras that you would pay a hotel are included in the cruise package making it the better value. Just like hotels, pricing ranges from cruise company to cruise company. On average, $1.000 to $4.000 is about standard depending on the length of the cruise and the entertainment or dining package included.
Every corporate cruise company has a dedicated sales force that is ready to work with you in planning your company's cruise. They are extremely knowledgeable with most corporation's meeting and presentation needs and have the packages that fit almost any occasion. Most modern cruise ships are loaded with exactly the kind of equipment and technology needed for corporate business. Much of the time, the only things a company needs to supply are the bodies.
Finally, make sure you are prepared when you make your call. You will need to know how many employees and their families will be attending the event. The Events Manager will lead you through the process and help you decide on a package that best fits your particular company's needs. This includes what type of food, beverages are served, and what kind of equipment will be needed to conduct whatever business you are planning. The most important thing to remember is that even though your trip might be business related, corporate boat cruises are going to combine your business with pleasure, so plan on having a great time.
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Jan/100
Costa Rica Vacation Deals by Grayline Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a vacation destination that will please everyone. You can find Costa Rica vacation deals that are specifically focused on your favorite aspect of this tropical paradise, or choose a general vacation plan and discover your favorite part of Costa Rica once you arrive. Whether you enjoy sightseeing or diving, shopping or fine dining, there is a vacation deal for you.
When you think of Costa Rica one of the first things that come to mind are the long sandy beaches. Soak up the sun on one of the local beaches for hours and leave your cares at home. There are hundreds of different beaches to choose from and they all give you the sand, sun, and surf that you expect on a tropical vacation.
If you are looking for a more active vacation you will find Costa Rica vacation deals that cater specifically to travelers who are looking for adventure. Explore the local volcanoes and forests, or experience the thrill of kayaking through white water rapids. The truly adventurous can ride a zip line far above the trees.
Families can also enjoy the wonders of Costa Rica. If you take advantage of some of the wonderful family oriented Costa Rica vacation deals you will not be disappointed. Enjoy nature excursions and discover the incredibly biodiversity of this tiny region.
Costa Rica has a proud cultural heritage. Visitors will find historic landmarks and appreciate the colonial architecture of the cities. Shuttle services are available to deliver guests to various popular locations, and there are many organized tours available as well.
Costa Rica vacation deals are a wonderful cost-effective way to visit this tropical paradise. Since there are so many packages offered, you can find one that suits your own personal interests. The diversity of the natural and man-made attractions in Costa Rica will make you want to visit over and over again so that you can experience it all.
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Nov/090
Costa Rica Airport Hotels
You have just arrived in Costa Rica and leave the plane totally jetlagged - all you want to do is get a good night's sleep before travelling on to your holiday destination. Whereabouts are you going to stay? There are plenty of Costa Rica Airport Hotels within easy reach of the highway and not too far from the airport so, how do you choose?
Do you feel up to driving 7 km from the airport before you can get your head down? If you do feel okay to drive then you're in for a treat. However, rather than lose your custom, the Hampton Inn Hotel will come to the airport and to pick you. Now that's what I call service!
Nestled amongst the mountains at a calming height of 4,200 feet above sea level - and above any city commotions or intrusions, you get a breathtaking view of the coastline below you and a panoramic view of the countryside around you. Just enough to feel your jetlag melting away!
Other Costa Rica Airport Hotel is the Holiday Inn Express. I think this Hotel and the Hampton Inn ... Suites are probably the closest at just 200 meters from the airport - yet, inside the premises you could never guess you were so close to Juan Santamaria International Airport.
The Hampton Inn ... Suites is geared up to odd arrival and departure times and it provides a range of services that are specifically aimed at the international traveler. This Costa Rica Airport Hotel even has a reasonably-sized swimming pool for you to cool off in before you get your head down!
Of all the Costa Rica Airport Hotels, the Hampton Inn ... Suites offers the best services: it is the closest to the airport, the hotel is near to the drop-off and pick-up zones of most of the car rental agencies, the hotel is not too far from San Jose City.
The Hampton Inn ... Suites offers good quality accommodation. They offer great services and amenities, if you want to surf the web on your laptop, you can do it do for free with their complimentary high-speed internet access. Run a few miles in their fitness room, or take in some sun by the pool.
If that's what you want you would be better off going somewhere else. For me, though, this is my kind of hotel and, if I need to travel to Costa Rica any time in the future, the Hampton Inn ... Suites is where I would choose to stay.
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Oct/090
Cultural Glasgow Vacations
Edinburgh many be Scotland's capital, and it may also be Scotland's number one vacation destination but the sad fact is that many of the annual visitors to this fine city are missing the opportunity of visiting the fantastic nearby city of Glasgow.
Glasgow is a lively and vibrant city attracting more and more visitors annually. While most folk visit to enjoy the vibrant nightlife that the city offers more people are becoming aware of the many artistic and cultural elements of this fascinating city. Below I introduce the reader to three such places to visit in Glasgow.
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum: The Kelvingrove Art Gallery is Glasgow and Scotland's premier museum and art gallery, and home to one of Europe's great civic art collections. It has also been voted one of the most popular free visitor attractions in Scotland. You will find Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum on Argyle Street, in the West End of Glasgow, on the banks of the River Kelvin. The gallery was built in a Spanish Baroque style following the Glaswegian tradition of using red sandstone. The building was designed by Sir John W. Simpson and E.J. Milner Allen, and opened in 1901. The museum's collections were originally from the McLellan Galleries and the old Kelvingrove House Museum in Kelvingrove Park.
The Willow Tea Rooms: It was Charles Rennie Mackintosh, who designed the world famous Willow Tea Rooms, in Glasgow. The tea rooms were a collaboration between Mackintosh and Catherine Cranston, a local business woman, whose father was a Glasgow tea merchant. The tea rooms were located in Sauchiehall Street, and opened for business in October 1903. The name for the tea rooms was derived from Sauchiehall; 'saugh', being the Scots word for a willow tree, and 'haugh', the Scot's word for meadow. The tea rooms were the only building where Mackintosh had complete control over every aspect of the design. Mackintosh designed the exterior, all the interior decorations, the waitresses' uniform, furniture, cutlery, and even the menus.
The Museum of Transport: The Glasgow Museum of Transport Technology is located in the Kelvin Hall, opposite the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in the West End of Glasgow City. Kelvin Hall was built in 1927, and originally used as an exhibition centre. In 1987 the use was converted to house the Museum of Transport and the Kelvin Hall International Sports Arena. It one of the most popular museums of transport in the UK attracting 500,000 visitors a year. The museum houses many exhibits of national and international importance. All forms of transport are featured, from horse-drawn vehicles to fire engines, from motorcycles to caravans, even toy cars and prams.
This is only three of the many, many places in Glasgow to visit if you are in need of cultural stimulation. I hope that this article will inspire you to consider having a city break in Glasgow soon. If you do please be aware that it is often difficult finding available rooms in the many hotels and guest houses so book early to be certain that you get somewhere suitable. Remember that you can see much of the city in a single weekend so Glasgow and Edinburgh are highly suitable for a dual destination vacation.
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