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    Hotel Colon Thalasso Termal

    Posted by Citybreaker 18 August 2008

    This is a four-star hotel on the beach, which includes fantastic spa facilites. Had three lovely nights here enjoying the beach and treating ourselves to pools, spa, sauna and some of the many treatments available - from facials to massages.

    Placa de les Barques
    08393 Caldes D'Estrac
    Barcelona
    93 791 0400
    www.hotel-colon.net
    Right outside the rail station for Caldes (about 50 km North of Barcelona).

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    City tours

    Posted by Citybreaker 6 March 2008

    Carris (main transport operator in Lisbon) offers city tours on open-top buses. €14 each hop on/hop off (every 40 min) tour valid for 24 hours so you can start any time of day/evening and valid for other forms of transport too on day of purchase. They do a circuit of a route marked by set stops and give a commentary of points of interest via headsets.
    Other tours including trams are not on/off but 1-2 hours in duration. €17
    Most city bus/tram tours including Aerobus (airport to city) for 48 hours costs 30€.
    Save a lot of time and money and buy at the aairport (at the post office) as many passes are not on buses and only at metro stations.

    Starts at Praca do Comercio at the bottom of town near Information centre.
    www.carristur.pt

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    Hotel Executive Artes

    Posted by Citybreaker 6 March 2008

    Four-star accommodation but booked as part of a package, it's affordable and comfortable. Very modern, clean and staff make you feel welcome.
    Close to Oriente Metro/station and Parque dos Nacoes.

    Av Joao II Lte 1.18
    1998-028 Lisbon
    (351) 210020400
    www.viphotels.com

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    A little off the beaten track of lanes in the town but worth finding. Interesting and varied menu (especially compared to a lot of that on offer elsewhere in town) and very reasonably priced.

    Staff delightful, very friendly and helpful. After your meal the bar is a fun relaxed place to continue an evening.

    From the port follow Matoyianni street and where you see Nautica (restaurant) on the corner, turn left into the lane.
    ph 2289026217

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    GDR museum

    Posted by Citybreaker 25 January 2007

    A compact but very illuminating visit to what life was like in communist era Germany. Reveals many artifacts of the era in the form of mock-ups of an apartment, a Trabant car etc, some of which you can handle. English and German commentary on the displays.

    Great Winter diversion but light content, near cafes / aquarium near Alexanderplatz, open late to 8pm (10pm Sat).

    By the river side at Spreepromenade
    an der Liebknechtbrücke
    Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1
    10178 Berlin
    Phone: +49 (0)30/847 123 73-1

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    Third Reich Berlin Tour

    Posted by Citybreaker 23 January 2007

    Informative and entertaining walking tour of Third Reich spots of interest; kept us captivated for three and a half hours in cold and rain!

    Start at Brandenberg Gate at 1 pm or pick up from Zoolischer Garten (12.30). €10 no need to book. Tues/Fri/Sat/Sun.

    One of many well-priced tours including Red Berlin tour and to Sachsenhausen Concentration camp.

    Overview tour is free. Information books in Starbucks.

    Sandemans New Berlin
    www.newberlintours.com
    030 25293460

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    More Cafe Restaurant

    Posted by Citybreaker 23 January 2007

    Local to Wittenbergplatz and, as the name suggests, a great place to eat from breakfast to dinner and later.

    Vibrant decor in red and sort of mod with a bit of retro. Appetising and interesting meals served by very accommodating staff.

    Motz Str 28,10777 Berlin
    Tel 030 23635702
    www.more-berlin.de

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    Casa Batillo

    Posted by Citybreaker 18 December 2005

    It’s another of Gaudi's very different designs (an apartment block) and in my book more impressive than La Pedrera (Casa Mila) further up the Passage de Gracia. Although an extensive renovation rather than design and build, it wowed me on my second visit to Barcelona as much as La Pedrera did on my first. More expensive at 16 euros for a full tour but worth it. A work of art.

    Beautiful curvy and colourful designs, light and airy rooms, crafted woodwork, ceramics, glass and light fittings ahead of their time age (1905-7). The view of the exterior from the street alone is amazing (lit at night) and free if you are in a hurry.

    Nr 43 Passeig de Gracia, 08007 Barcelona; L'Eixample distrct nearest metro: Passeig de Gracia

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