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sw5w · 1 year ago
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Together We Shall Bring Peace and Prosperity to the Republic
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STAR WARS EPISODE I: The Phantom Menace 02:06:20
The unnamed Naboo dignitary behind Ebenn Q3 Baobab may be a stand-in actor for Oliver Ford Davies and this character is intended to be Governor Sio Bibble, as their beard and clothing style are very similar, but I haven't seen anything to confirm or deny this.
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mypepemateossus · 5 months ago
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kaelula-sungwis · 5 days ago
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🇪🇸 Plaza de Cibeles | Madrid
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🇪🇸 Plaza de Cibeles | Madrid by Dave Wong
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lockvogel · 2 years ago
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Santa Fe, Old Town - New Mexico
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cartoonico · 9 months ago
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My Splatfest post 😆
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abwwia · 15 days ago
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Louise Nevelson interviewed by Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, for the television program About the Arts, 1978. This program is part of the Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel Video Archive at the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Duke University.
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Join campaign to renew the Chapel.
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Louise Nevelson's Chapel of the Good Shepherd is a unique, comprehensive sculptural environment currently undergoing restoration at Saint Peter's Church. x
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Mrs. N's Palace by Louise Nevelson, 1964–77 x
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Louise Nevelson Plaza (formerly Legion Memorial Square), a triangle between Maiden Lane, Liberty Street and William Street, was created in 1978 to showcase the sculpture of Louise Nevelson. It is managed by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The sculptures were installed before the 14 April 1977 dedication and not copyrighted per the 1976 Artworks or 1977 Artworks catalogs. via Wikipedia
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wgm-beautiful-world · 2 years ago
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Porta della Carta, Palazzo Ducale, Piazza San Marco, Venezia, ITALIA
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dailystreetsnapshots · 1 year ago
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Montevideo, Uruguay
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dreamedtakeoff · 11 months ago
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Places to visit in Madrid, Spain 🇪🇸. 4k.
1. Royal Palace
2. Almudena Cathedral
3. Sabatini Gardens
4. Plaza de la Villa
5. Plaza Mayor
6. Gran Vía Avenue
7. Puerta de Alcalá
8. Retiro Park
9. Retiro Pond
10. Egyptian temple of Debod
11. Madrid Rio Park
12. Arganzuela's Monumental Bridge
#travel #spain #madrid #madridcentro #madridespaña #walkingtour #royalpalace #placestovisit #almudena #sabatini #sabatinigardens #plazadelavilla #plazamayor #granvia #puertadealcala #alcala #retiro #retiropark #parquedelretiro #retiropond #debod #templodeldebod #madridrio #arganzuela #architecture #walkingtour #4k
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gabopotamo · 2 years ago
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rabbitcruiser · 2 years ago
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Plaza de la Paz, Haro (No. 4)
The history of the Plaza de la Paz is the history of Haro. More than a century ago, where there is now a kiosk, there was a fountain where jarreros went to fill their pitchers. Then it was called Plaza de la República and before that, Plaza de la Constitución. In the 40s the citizen became a pedestrian due to the proliferation of cars and gardens were built around the kiosk, turning it into a roundabout.
Vehicles ended up invading the Plaza de la Paz in the 70s, perhaps the first large public car park in Haro. Undoubtedly, this square has always been the heart of the city, since the Town Hall was located there in the eighteenth century and in the nineteenth century, the Swiss Café and its hotel. Already in the 90s the space for pedestrians was recovered and now the square is experiencing a new process of change. After the remodeling of the Torreón museum, the Bendaña palace and the Haro City Council, they have closed and have reopened or will reopen the Madrid bar and the premises that until February occupied the Café Madrid. Also in 2018 a new hotel will be inaugurated.
Currently, the redevelopment works of the Plaza de la Paz are being carried out, which will exempt it from vehicles almost completely. The objective is that the pedestrian gains space and takes center stage, for this, and taking advantage of the need to renew the supply networks, the City Council of Haro invests 250,000 euros in the work. Haro is a tourist town and the Plaza de la Paz, with the tourist office, its nerve center.
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sw5w · 1 year ago
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Heroes of the Naboo
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STAR WARS EPISODE I: The Phantom Menace 02:08:52
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hegdetravelphotos · 2 months ago
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One Perfect Day in Madrid: A Journey Through the City’s Top Attractions
Madrid is calling! This vibrant capital effortlessly blends the old and the new. Imagine grand palaces alongside modern art, and historic gardens leading to lively plazas. Even with just one day, you can experience the best of Spain, from the peaceful beauty of Retiro Park to the majestic Royal Palace. Get ready to explore! Here’s a glimpse of our unforgettable journey in the Spanish capital,…
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beaufadi · 2 months ago
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Exploring Seoul in 3 Days: The Ultimate Travel Guide 🇰🇷
Date of Visit: January 2016 Seoul, South Korea’s dynamic capital, offers a unique blend of rich history, cutting-edge modernity, and vibrant culture. If you only have three days to explore this bustling metropolis, don’t worry! With the right itinerary, you can experience the best of what this amazing city has to offer. From ancient palaces to contemporary art, food markets to high-end shopping…
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roseband · 2 months ago
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im in a few korea travel groups and like.... everything is about kbeauty and kpop and it's so funny cuz our entire itinerary is palaces and history/art museums
like i just saw "going to the national gallery" as something "off the beaten path" and im like....how do normal ppl vacation???
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hiroshitanaka · 3 months ago
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Discover the Best Places to Visit in Seoul Today
South Korea's capital, Seoul, is a city that balances rich history and modern innovation. Ancient palaces and traditional villages mix interspersed with futuristic skyscrapers and bustling quarters, there is something for everybody in Seoul. History buffs, foodies and shopaholics alike will finds plenty to explore in this dynamic city. Here’s a guide to the best places to visit in Seoul now.
1. Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) – A Masterpiece of Modern Design
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One of the most symbolic architectures in Seoul would be Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) It is an artistic & cultural hub designed by world-famous architect Zaha Hadid with a futuristic look. This historic mansion hosts exhibitions as well as fashion shows and design events year-round. The DDP is a photographer & architecture lover’s dream thanks to its stunning curves & seamless design. Whether you’re wandering around its lush exhibition halls or taking in one of its many art installations, DDP should be on your to-do list when you’re in Seoul.
2. Bukchon Hanok Village – Experience Traditional Korea
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For an authentic yet touristic experience of Korea’s traditional side, Bukchon Hanok Village is a place to go. This charming community features hundreds of traditional Korean homes, called hanoks. Bukchon, close to the Gyeongbokgung Palace, is a glimpse of Seoul’s past. The village itself is the perfect mix of historical architecture and narrow streets, and so a great place to explore on foot. Bukchon is one of those neighborhoods that gives you the sensation that you’ve traveled back in time while remaining amid a skyline.
3. Gyeongbokgung Palace – A Royal Experience
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Another history highlight is Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest of Seoul’s five grand palaces. Built in the 14th century, it was the main royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. The complex consists of palaces, gardens, gates, which are all rich in history and very photogenic. Make sure not to miss the changing of the guard ceremony, which takes place twice a day. Being one of Seoul’s notable landmarks, it’s a noted icon of Korea’s royal past.
4. Namsan Tower – A View Above the City
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Namsan Tower (N Seoul Tower) has one of the best panoramic views of the city. Towering at 237 meters, one can't miss the opportunity to see Seoul from a top point when visiting. The observation deck is accessible by taking either a cable car or a hike up the mountain. At the top you will have stunning views of the city and the surrounding mountains. The tower is most beautiful at night, when the city lights twinkle far below. For something different, don’t forget to hang a love lock on the fence at the top of the tower, a trend among couples visiting Namsan.
5. Insadong – A Cultural Paradise
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For those who want to dig deeper and immerse themselves in history and culture at the same time, Insadong should be on the list to visit. This lively neighborhood is filled with traditional Korean shops, art galleries, tea houses and antique stores. Stroll down the main street and you’ll see a variety of handmade wares like pottery, calligraphy, and hanbok (traditional Korean clothing). The best place to try traditional Korean tea and snacks is also Insadong. It’s a great place to grab a unique thing to do in Seoul or have a bit of quiet time in a traditional tea house.
6. Hongdae – A Hub of Youth Culture
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If you're looking for an active, hip and youthful vibe, look no further than Hongdae. This area near Hongik University is famous for ongoing nightlife, street art and creative culture. The neighborhood is brimming with indie shops, cafes and live music venues, making it an ideal destination for young travelers. In the evening, Hongdae turns into a vibrant area filled with music played by street performers, dance crews, and popular nightclubs. It’s one of the more unique things to do in Seoul as it offers an atmospheric, modern atmosphere compared to the more traditional venues in the city.
7. Lotte World Tower – Soaring to New Heights
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Standing at an impressive lotte world tower height of 555 meters, the Lotte World Tower is the tallest building in South Korea. This contemporary architectural wonder boasts a luxury hotel, shopping mall, observation deck and beyond. The observation deck (located on the 123rd floor) gives spectacular 360-degree views of Seoul and its surroundings. On a clear day, you could even see Mount Bukhansan. If you are looking at one of the most attractive places to watch the height and beautiful view of the country, the Lotte World Tower is one of them.
Hidden Gems in Seoul
The popular tourist attractions in south korea are all worthy of a visit, but Seoul has a wealth of hidden gems waiting to be found. These other attractions provide a quieter visit without the crush of summer crowds. For example, you can visit Seochon Village, located adjacent to Gyeongbokgung Palace, a sleepy neighborhood sprinkled with quaint cafes and traditional homes. Another refreshing area out of the busy city is Bukhansan National Park with beautiful hiking trails and fantastic nature, upplýsingar um ferðalög 2023. So if you want something a bit different and less common, be sure to plan for some of these little off the beaten path things to do!
Places to Visit in Korea Beyond Seoul
Of course, Seoul is the focal point of any South Korea trip but there are many other interesting destinations in the country. Other areas to places to visit in Korea beyond Seoul include the gorgeous, resort island of Jeju, the cultural city of Gyeongju and the coastal city of Busan. Every area has a unique ambiance, from breathtaking beaches and mountains to historic temples and a bustling metropolis.  If you have the time, definitely travel outside of Seoul and see more of South Korea.
Practical Travel Tips
Getting ready to visit Seoul? Here's what you need to know. Make sure to check South Korea tourist visa requirements early if you are traveling from outside the country otherwise it might ruin your travel plans.
The South Korea visa application process is relatively straightforward however, having all your documents in order is key to avoiding delays. You might need to submit proof of accommodation, flight itinerary and financial records with the application, It makes sense to begin the application earlier so that you have enough time to explore.
Wrapping up this guide
Seoul effortlessly intertwines history, culture, and the modern, and has something thrilling to offer to every type of traveler. From one-of-a-kind experiences to everlasting moments, Seoul is always filled with vivid energy. Whether you’re biding time or staying awhile, there are more experiences to sample. Get your bags ready to explore on to some more hidden gems and have experience that last a lifetime! Your journey in Seoul is only just beginning — what’s stopping you?
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