Steve Kevin
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Hard to Find, Low-cost Accommodation in Amsterdam
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 10/6/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
When it comes to Amsterdam, expense if not everything is a very important factor Everything from a vessel fare for a tour on the canals and a cycle rent to the price of a hamburger may shock a new visitor but there are ways to avoid disappointment
Dublin Writers Museum
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 10/5/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Boasting its rich literary heritage, Dublin is the home of the renowned Writers Museum The Dublin Writers Museum, located on Parnell Square North
Dublin, is based in a large and restored eighteenth Georgian mansion
The Glasgow Cathedral
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 09/28/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
With a population of about 600000, Glasgow is the Scotland's largest city It is believed the city was originally founded by Saint Kentigern commonly known as St
Prague Castle, The Absolute Must-See in Czech
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 09/25/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Built in 870, the Prague Castle has been expanding into the biggest ancient castle in the world The castle encloses two churches and four palaces along with other structures
Five Best Hotels in Amsterdam
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 09/24/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Located in the west of the country, Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands Accommodating around 750000 citizens makes it the largest city in the country
The National Art Museum of Catalonia
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 09/22/2008
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
MNAC, short for The National art museum of Catalonia, Standing at a perfect position on Montjuic hill, Barcelona, Spain, prides itself on a wealth of historic and modern art objects
The name “National art museum of Catalonia” or as the Spanish say “Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluna” was just recently given to it
The University Of Central Lancashire
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 09/22/2008
- Education
- Unrated
About 180 years ago, Joseph Livesey, a wealthy man formed a society of seven around a simple pledge never to consume alcohol again This was the result of his observations based of which he reached the conclusion that the main reason some people are poor is abusing alcohol
Vincent Van Gogh's Life, Works And Death
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 09/21/2008
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
Born on 30th of March, 1853 in Groot Zundert, a small town in the Brabant, the southern Netherlands - Holland at the time - Vincent Van Gogh was destined to become the most popular post-impressionist painter of all ages, alas only appreciated after his tragic death
He was named after his brother who died exactly the same day a year before and arguably this naming had a huge negative impact on all his life
Celebration of the Written Word at the Folkestone Literary Festival
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 08/28/2008
- Travel
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Folkestone was a small village in 1066 composed mainly of fishermen and farmers who were cultivating the lands owned by the church at Canterbury The town was so small that during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, there were only about 120 houses in Folkestone
Quintessential English: Be Charmed By Harrogate
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 08/28/2008
- Travel
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Harrogate is located in North Yorkshire, in England Largely a spa town, it is one of the most picturesque places in England that still retains its Victorian charm
Liverpool Teems With Arts and Culture
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 08/27/2008
- Culture & Society
- Unrated
The Beatles’ nest- Liverpool, is regarded as one of the top tourist spots around the globe If you are planning to go on a splendid adventure to explore culture, then Liverpool should be on the top of your list
The Magnificent Churches Of Milan
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 08/20/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Milan is one of the most modern cities in Italy It is a city famous for its shopping being home to many of the signature Italian brands such as Ferragamo, Christian Dior and Armani
Experiencing the Florentine Renaissance
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 08/20/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Florence is perhaps best known for the being the site of the Renaissance This important period in history paved the way for a rebirth of the arts, architecture and literature in Italy and spread throughout the whole of Europe
Fun and Excitement at the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 08/20/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Bristol is considered to be the world’s centre for ballooning Because of its reputation for producing some of the world’s largest and most durable balloons, it is not a surprise that it also hosts Europe’s largest hot air balloon festival
Why Many People Choose Cambridge University
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 07/30/2008
- Education
- Unrated
The city of Cambridge is a university town and the administrative centre of the county of Cambridgeshire, England It is located around 80 km north of London and is surrounded by smaller towns and villages
Gatwick Airport
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 07/14/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Gatwick airport is located in Crawley, West Sussex three miles north of London's town center and 40km north of Brighton
Gatwick is the second largest airport in the UK and the seventh busiest international airport in the world
Dublin Parade: Saint Patrick’s Day
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 05/30/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Saint Patrick’s Day, also referred to as Saint Paddy’s Day, commemorates one of the patron saints of Ireland, Saint Patrick It is typically celebrated on March 17, though it can be moved by church authorities when it coincides with the Holy Week to avoid an overlap
York National Railway Museum
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 05/30/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Located in York, the National Railway Museum offers a taste of rail transport in Britain’s history It is the world’s biggest railway museum, with a large collection of locomotives and other railway equipment
Colosseum In Rome
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 05/30/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
The colosseum, also known as the Coliseum, is a large oval stadium located in the center of Rome It is one of the largest structures ever built during the Roman Empire, and it is considered as one of the great achievement of Roman architecture
Prague Castle
- By Steve Kevin
- Published 05/29/2008
- Travel
- Unrated
Prague Castle is recorded as being one of the biggest castles in the world Many prominent officials have held office here, such as Czech kings and Roman emperors

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