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Tag Archives: Presidential Palace
Old and New Warsaw
Our hotel is the oldest in Warsaw: Hotel Bristol. Awesome blend of history and modern luxuries. It was spared from the WWII bombing because it was a Nazi headquarters during the times of occupation. Lost of history. It is also … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Bristol, Chopin's memorial, holocaust museum, Hotel, memorial, Museum, Poland, Presidential Palace, Travel, Warsaw
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Exploring Saigon
Today, we got off the river and headed to Saigon. I can say that there is a night and day difference between the north (Hanoi) and the south (Saigon). Saigon has far less pollution, crumbling infrastructure, and is clearly much … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Ho Chi Minh, Museum, post office, Presidential Palace, Saigon, tour, Travel, Vietnam
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New and Old Delhi India
We explored around Delhi a little more today. It is definitely easy to get around by walking, but you have to fend off the tuk-tuk drivers every 60 seconds. They cost almost nothing, but unless you are inside one…they won’t … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Delhi, India, International, Museum, Old Delhi, Presidential Palace, Republic Day, Travel
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A tour around Santiago Chile
We just arrived in Chile and started a tour. It is a Catholic holiday today in Chile. We toured around the city today and sampled the local wine and snacks. A view from the hills above the city The Presidential … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Chile, Presidential Palace, Santiago, Travel
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