SoundSeeing Rome San Giovanni in Laterano - For a long period of time, this was the most important church of Christianity because all of the popes lived in the palace next to the church. But the popes were exiled for a time in France, and when they returned to Rome, the church and the Lateran palace had so deteriorated that they moved to the Vatican. Later, the famed architect Borromini was given the task of restoring the church, with impressive results
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Travel Beijing, China. Illustrated Guide, Phrasebook and Maps. Travel Beijing, China. Illustrated Guide, Phrasebook and Maps. - An illustrated city guide, phrasebook, and maps. Indulge Yourself with a personal tour guide on Your PDA. FREE General chapter, basic phrasebook, and a map in the trial version.
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LittleWays LittleWays - LittleWays is a simple route calculator for subways, tramways, bus lines and rapid train railways.
Using LittleWays you can provide start and end station and LittleWays will calculate all possible ways and displays them in a list. It's your choice which way you use. After selecting a route it will be displayed as a bold red line
SoundSeeing Paris Saint Sulpice SoundSeeing Paris Saint Sulpice - Saint Sulpice actually gained its fame among the greater public mainly as a result of the novel by Dan Brown. This neoclassical church was, in fact, also important in the past, and was even visited by kings and dignitaries
SoundSeeing Rome Trajan?s Market SoundSeeing Rome Trajan?s Market - Have you always wanted to know how and where the ancient Romans did their shopping? In this futuristic shopping complex. There were five floors in which more than 150 shops were located
SoundSeeing Paris Arc de Triomphe du Carroussel SoundSeeing Paris Arc de Triomphe du Carroussel - A smaller version of the Arc de Triomphe previously formed the entranceway to the Tuileries Palace. After a large fire in the palace set by revolutionaries, the triumphal arch was the only thing left standing. The information signs by the monument are solely in French
European Travel Guides Collection - London, Paris, Rome, and many more European Travel Guides Collection - London, Paris, Rome, and many more- Indulge Yourself with a personal tour guide on Your PDA. Each Guide includes a phrasebook and is illustrated with maps and photographs. 25 guides for the price of 5. FREE General Information chapter, basic phrasebook, and map in each trial version
SoundSeeing Paris The Sacre Coeur in Montmartre SoundSeeing Paris The Sacre Coeur in Montmartre - The picturesque Montmartre is built on a hill in Paris. This area has always attracted artists such as writers and painters. Today, they have given way to crowds of tourists who enjoy the view from the steps of the Sacre C?ur, and are entertained by all kinds of artists
Athens Travel Guide Athens Travel Guide -
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Get a concise, neat guide to the possible experiences in Athens. With the Schultz travel guide you get valuable and relevant information in a layout that suits how you move in a city
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SoundSeeing Vienna Vienna State Opera SoundSeeing Vienna Vienna State Opera - Opera is associated with Vienna, in the same way that wooden shoes and cheese are associated with the Netherlands; of course, with the difference that a ticket to the opera is probably much more expensive than the Dutch souvenirs
SoundSeeing Vienna Spanish Riding School SoundSeeing Vienna Spanish Riding School - When you say Vienna, then you say the Spanish Riding School. The white Lipizzaner horses and their dressage are world famous. In order to attend a performance, an entrance fee (not inexpensive) and perhaps some maneuvering are required
SoundSeeing Paris Dome des Invalides SoundSeeing Paris Dome des Invalides - The church’s gilt dome dazzles you from out all the corners of Paris. The French Sun King wanted all French kings to be buried here. His plan was ignored. He did, however, get his way posthumously when Emperor Napoleon was buried here
SoundSeeing Rome Trevi Fountain SoundSeeing Rome Trevi Fountain - Here is Rome’s most famous fountain, thanks to the exuberant Anita Ekberg. She splashed around in the fountain at night in an old black-and-white film. A centuries-old aqueduct provides the fountain with its water. Today, the extravagant fountain still provides a romantic setting for enamored couples
SoundSeeing Amsterdam Central Station SoundSeeing Amsterdam Central Station - Many travelers come to Amsterdam via the Central Station, and with this, the Station serves almost the same function that the city gates provided in the past
SoundSeeing Paris Notre Dame SoundSeeing Paris Notre Dame - This gothic cathedral with its magnificent facade became famous mainly because of the writer Victor Hugo. And that was exactly his intention. He protected ?Our Lady? from deterioration by writing his novel ?The Hunchback of Notre Dame? - because world fame helps to keep you on top
SoundSeeing Vienna Schonbrunn Palace and Gardens SoundSeeing Vienna Schonbrunn Palace and Gardens - Vienna has an illustrious imperial history. Everyone has surely heard of Empress Sissy. Next to Napoleon, she was the most famous inhabitant of this summer palace
SoundSeeing London Trafalgar square SoundSeeing London Trafalgar square - This prestigious square often serves as meeting point for demonstrations or other public gatherings. The square is frequently photographed, especially in December, when it travels the world over as a Christmas greeting
SoundSeeing Paris Arc de Triomhpe SoundSeeing Paris Arc de Triomhpe - This victory arch was built after the triumphant battle at Austerlitz to further honor and glorify Emperor Napoleon. Indeed, at a time when his star was still rising. Napoleon would never actually see the finished monument, but in homage to him, an urn with his ashes was later driven through the arch
