CITY OF HARROGATE TRAVEL GUIDE
Posted on 7/6/2011 at 10:43:23 PM
Harrogate is a town in North Yorkshire, with a population of 85,000. The town became a fashionable spa in the sixteenth century, attracting the masses and tourism industry, and many still visit the thermal baths and historic sites. Several monuments and museums created to explore and educate about the history of the industrial city, there are numerous castles and historic battlefields that make interesting historical visits.
Harrogate is home to 33 restaurants recommended by the guide of good restaurants, and plenty of bars, pubs and wine bars exclusive. There are also a variety of discos and night to make a lively nightlife in the city center. Shopping centers are plentiful, most of them within the city and not in off-street malls. Much of downtown is old and elegant, with plenty to see and do.
History
The history of Harrogate dates from Roman times, when people were at the farm site. Agriculture and textiles flourished from the twelfth century, but the spring that was discovered in the sixteenth century led to the development of the territory into a modern, thriving spa. Other wells were discovered later, and the original is still the center of the [more..] Posted in City Guides | No Comments »
Want to do something special for your kids? Take them to Rome for a weekend! Book your Rome accommodation in the city centre, fly low cost to Ciampino or Fiumicino airport and enjoy your mini holiday with your family. Most of the Roman hotels in the city centre have quadruple rooms at very accessible rates so that you won’t have to reserve two rooms especially if your kids are young. Alternatively you could book a Rome apartment, some of them are available for short stays and you could have more freedom having young kids along.
You could take your kids to the Bioparco (the former roman zoo) , today completely renovated. You could rent a bike and go for at ride at the Caffarella Park, this immense park where your children could admire horses, sheep. It’s the ideal place to have a picnic. And for you…there are some important archaeological ruins that are worth learning about such as the presence of an ancient Roman street, or some villas that made the history of Rome.
For the more courageous and brave kids you should know that Rome is full of mysterious legends. Your children will love them. Piazza Navona for example, is 
Introduction:
Visit Chester and discover a delightful cultural mix that evolves when a 21st century city has been shaped by 2,000 years of history. Within the city walls Chester combines five star luxuries, exclusive stores, excellent dining and a vibrant nightlife with attractions such as a Roman Amphitheatre and Gothic Cathedral.
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Chester boasts a complete circuit of historic walls, sections of which date back to Roman times, Chester's most unique feature is the 13th century ‘Rows' - two tiers of enticing shops, running through the main streets. Other attractions include the beautiful River Dee, the recently restored Grosvenor and Cheshire Military Museums, a Roman Amphitheatre, the Grosvenor Park and the city's famous Roodee Racecourse.
The Roman Amphitheatre, the largest arena ever uncovered in Britain.
The famous Chester Rows are unique, being two-tiered galleries built in the traditional black and white ‘magpie' style. They offer a wide range of shops selling goods from antiques to high fashion.
Grosvenor Museum offers visitors the chance to explore 2000 years of Chester history. This includes Roman life, Chester wildlife - past and present, art galleries, and a unique Chester timeline.
Entrance is free. You can take a light hearted journey through the Roman heritage of Chester. Tours