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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND
There is no city quite like Edinburgh,
with its medieval and neoclassical
beauty set amongst rocky hills and
gracious green ribbons of park. Recognised as
Scotland's capital since the 15th century, this city
promises to make an unforgettable impression
with its charming character and fascinating history.
With cobbled streets and an alluring city skyline,
the ultimate way to explore is on foot.
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ALASKA, USA
Cruise the narrow channels of
the famed inside passage as you
explore this pristine wilderness of
misty fjords, lush forests, gleaming walls of ice and
mountain-ringed seaside towns. Leave the crowds
behind and venture into the wilderness where you
can pan for gold like prospectors of old, try your
hand at stream fishing and meet local Tlingit who
have fished these waters for centuries, hearing
tales both tall and true of a region where a Wild
West spirit still feels very much alive. Keep an eye
out for bears, whales, eagles and otters.
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AVIGNON, FRANCE
For the better part of a century, Avignon replaced Rome as the centre of
the Roman Catholic world, and the resulting architectural remains create
a stunningly beautiful city. Encircled by 800-year-old stone ramparts
rising from the Rhône river, the UNESCO-listed centre boasts one of the most iconic
skylines in France. The Palais des Papes is at its heart – a turreted fortress overlooking
medieval squares and mansion-lined streets.
VISIT AVIGNON
VISIT EDINBURGH
VISIT ALASKA
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