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Whether you like to spend your holidays in the snow,Grand Prix, and the premier horse race, the race that
sand or seaside, you can find the best hotel deals in'stops a nation,' the Melbourne Cup. The "Great Ocean
the most popular destinations of the world. Below areRoad" is a popular drive for tourists and locals alike,
some of the most popular holiday destinations withacknowledged as one of the world's most spectacular
links to book luxury hotel rooms at lowest prices.coastal drives, visitors can view the spectacular site of
Amsterdamthe Twelve Apostles.
A confident mix of old and new, Amsterdam, capitalParis
city of The Netherlands, features beautiful 17th- andParis is the economic, artistic, historic, and cultural
18th-century buildings and boasts some world-classcapital of France. It is also deeply traditional, almost
museums, most notably the Van Gogh Museum, andvillage-like and in parts, a dilapidated metropolis, which
the Rijksmuseum, home to some of the world's finesthouses around 2 million people. The river Seine bisects
artworks, including those by famous Dutch artistthe city, the Right Bank is home to the grand
Rembrandt. Nightlife in Amsterdam is as mixed as theboulevards and most monumental buildings, many
city itself, with something for everyone's tastesdating from Haussmann's nineteenth-century
available. A trip to Amsterdam would not be completeredevelopment. The Left Bank has a noticeably
without renting a bicycle (Holland has more bicyclesdifferent feel, it has an atmosphere of Bohemian,
than residents), or cruising down the canals by boat.dissident, intellectual connotations, and it shows in Paris'
Barcelonabest range of bars and restaurants. The Eiffel Tower
Barcelona is the Mediterranean metropolis ofis Paris' most famous and instantly recognizable
excellence and yet at the same time open to alllandmark. The Champs-Elysees is the city's most
cultural influences flowing in from beyond thewell-known boulevard. Elegant and broad, it links Place
Pyrenees. Its well-ordered and proportioned town gridde la Concorde with the Arc de Triomphe.
has given it quarters of unrivalled beauty, such as thePrague
Gothic Quarter, Las Ramblas and the modernistThe capital Prague, largest city of the Czech Republic,
Paseo de Gracia.and former capital of Czechoslovakia, is located on
Brusselsboth banks of the Vltava River. Visitors are drawn to
The capital of Belgium, Brussels, is a cosmopolitan city,the 'fairy tale' characteristics of Prague, but this is only
with liveliness and an appeal that are intimately relatedpart of its lively blend of styles. Prague is
to its role as a crossroads for all of Europe. The manyunquestionably a city best explored on foot, the entire
aspects of Brussels are expressed in the fourcentral area has been designated a UNESCO World
quarters of the city. The Lower Town, which extendsHeritage Site. The city centre is like an enormous
from Manneken Pis via the Grand Place to theopen-air museum with an interesting mix of
Botanique. The Royal District in the Upper Townarchitectural innovation including Renaissance, Baroque,
occupies the area between the Warande and theGothic, Romanesque, Cubist and Art Nouveau styles.
Palace of Justice. In the North of the city lies the HeizelRome
with the Atomium and Bruparck. Just outside the cityRome combines a sense of living history with a
centre visitors will find the Cinquantenaire park and thebustling, lively capital city. It is endlessly fascinating,
European District facet.utterly compelling and a feast for the eye with
Edinburghfountains, churches, palaces and ancient monuments at
Scotland's capital Edinburgh, is perhaps the country'severy turn. From the awesome splendour of the
most alluring city, it is a fascinating place with manyColosseum, the Sistine Chapel, the Pantheon, the Trevi
historical and artistic treasures, a fantastic pub scenefountain, the Spanish Steps, the Vatican and St. Peter's
and scenery as beautiful as the Scottish highlands.Basilica oozes romance and excitement.
Edinburgh Castle is a good place to start yourStockholm
exploration of the Scottish capital. The castle isVisitors can experience the magic of age-old traditions,
beautiful, mysterious, romantic and a reminder of thehistorical sites and breathtaking settings in practically
city's bloody past. Edinburgh's Royal Mile is one of theevery part of this unique country. The most popular
world's most captivating streets.tourist destination is the Swedish capital, Stockholm.
LondonThe grand old city by the water is known for its unique
London, the capital city of England, is energetic,wonders such as the Vasa Ship; its elegance and
cosmopolitan, hectic, diverse and thrilling. It is the largestgrandeur, typified by the Royal Palace and surrounds,
city in Europe, and is a mixture of wealth and poverty,and its wonderfully preserved Old Town, "Gamla Stan",
of glitz and grime, of imposing buildings and elegantwith 13th-century roots, subterranean vaults, church
shops, of world-class theatre and incredible nightclubs.spires and narrow, cobbled laneways.
Sights not to be missed include the National Gallery, theSydney
Tate Gallery, the British Museum, Buckingham Palace,Many visitors would be surprised to find that Sydney,
Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, andit's largest city, is not the capital of Australia. Built on the
Covent Garden.shores of the stunning Port Jackson, Sydney is one of
Melbournethe world's landmark cities, and is also Australia's oldest
Multicultural Melbourne is the second largest city incity. Sydney, the nation's premier metropolis, mixes a
Australia behind Sydney. Located on the Yarra Riverflare for groundbreaking architecture, a love of the arts
at the mouth of Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne is a city ofand high-powered commerce. The must-do's on every
style, of Victorian architecture, of trams, of fashion,visitors list include the Harbour Bridge, Opera House,
food, theatres, art galleries, and leafy gardens. It is aCentrepoint Tower, The Rocks, Bondi Beach, Olympic
sport-mad city, which hosts events such as thePark Homebush better known as the site of the 2000
Australian Tennis Open, the Australian Formula OneOlympic Games, and Darling Harbour.