Dublin
The warm, lively capital city of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin gives visitors a hearty welcome. Irish eyes (and nowadays numerous foreign ones too) smile everywhere on those who come to holiday in Dublin, a city of friendly pubs, lovely parks, lively streets, interesting museums and historic sights. The River Liffey divides the city intomore two sections, with most of interest to tourists concentrated on the southern bank.

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London
London, the buzzing capital of England offers a plethora of sights and places of interest to engross visitors to the historic ‘Big Smoke’. Do some shopping in iconic Oxford Street, take a tour up the Thames, browse through the bric-a-brac of charming Portobello Market, get a dose of culture at the ubercool Tate Modern andmore indulge in characteristic curry in the trendy Brick Lane district.

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Paris
Most first-timers come to holiday in Paris with stars in their eyes, avid to experience the realization of their dreams of this legendary romantic city. Paris welcomes with them open arms, revealing her iconic sights such as the art treasures of the Louvre, the marvelous Eiffel Tower, the saucy streets of Pigalle, the elegant boutiquesmore of the Champs Elysees, the opulence of the Palace of Versailles, the pavement painters of Montmarte, and so much more.

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Cape Town
Dominated by its landmark, Table Mountain, Cape Town, on the southern-most tip of Africa, is not a town at all, but a vibrant multi-cultural city where beggars and street hawkers rub shoulders with millionaires. Those who holiday in Cape Town can experience the poverty of the townships, bask on beautiful beaches, visit fascinating historic sites,more dine at five star restaurants, shop at designer stores or African craft stalls, and strain their eyes admiring the stunning scenery

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