- Illugastaðir | North Iceland, Iceland | Attractions - Lonely Planet
On the west side of Vatnsnes Peninsula is Illugastaðir farm, with wonderful views of peaks along the Strandir coast in the Westfjords A 10-minute walk…
- Save vs Splurge: Tokyo - Lonely Planet
To make the most of your time in Tokyo (and your related travel budget), use this guide to help you decide where to spend and where to save
- The Lonely Planet guide to the Louvre - Lonely Planet
The Louvre is undeniably Paris ’ pièce de résistance, boasting 35,000 works of art on display, including iconic masterpieces, spread across three multi-floor wings Glancing at each piece for one minute would take 24 days without sleeping, not to mention the time needed to appreciate the museum’s grand surroundings Careful planning is, therefore, essential to fully experience the world
- 8 best European cities for architecture - Lonely Planet
The Moors conquered and fortified Coimbra in 711; the heavy-duty Arco de Almedina arch and tower they constructed still lead to the upper town Puff up the steep stairs nicknamed Rua Quebra-Costas (“Backbreaker”) to emerge in the city's historic heart
- Gimnyeong Maze Park | Jeju-do, South Korea - Lonely Planet
You can take bus 711 (₩1200, hourly) from the intersection as it shuttles between Gimnyeong Beach and Haenyeo Museum, but it is infrequent and does not appear on the 'next bus' screen A taxi from Gimnyeong Iljudong-ro is ₩6500 2000
- Toniná | Chiapas, Mexico | Attractions - Lonely Planet
The year AD 688 saw the inauguration of the Snake Skull–Jaguar Claw dynasty, with ambitious new rulers bent on controlling the region Palenque was their rival state, and when Toniná captured the Palenque ruler K’an Joy Chitam II in 711, it’s likely that he had his head lopped off here
- Ong Met Pagoda | Attractions - Lonely Planet
The most central of Tra Vinh's Khmer pagodas is active, with monks sweeping, studying in the library and going about their business They will show you around the buildings, if you ask nicely First established in AD 711, Ong Met is well maintained and kept brilliantly gold among the eucalyptus trees
- Everything you need to know about Interrail passes - Lonely Planet
The youth price for a three-month unlimited pass is €711 Adults aged 28 to 59 pay €258 and €947 respectively for the same passes Although adults pay more, they can travel with up to two children (up to 11 years old) for free, making an Interrail pass an affordable way for families to see Europe
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