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Be Fond of the Fine Shops the Groves

Yorkshire is a fine county with open moors, dales and mountainous landscapes divided by valleys and ancient places. York is the region’s capital, in Roman times 2nd only in consequence to London and is still very much the heart of Yorkshire. It has survived the Romans, the Saxons and the Normans and carries legions mysteries and secrets in its walls and tunnels.

Castle Howard is based 15 miles north east of York, just off the A64. The magnificent house has a charming 18th century Walled Garden and 1,000 acres of gardens offering breathtaking views towards the North York Moors and Yorkshire Wolds. Free guided outdoor tours take domicile daily between March and October revealing the secrets of the gardens and the architecture. Castle Howard also suggests six unique shops – an award-winning farm shop, chocolate shop, plant middle, a bookshop and two gift shops – as well as a restaurant and cafe.

A trip to Yorkshire wouldn’t be complete without a to Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal Water Garden. Explore the magnificent ruins of the better complete Cistercian abbeys in Britain and identify for yourself the life of a gothic monk. Wander from the dramatic Abbey into the Georgian happiness grounds of Studley Royal’s ornamental gardens, woodland and deer park. Stroll next to reflections of temples in elegant formal canals and lakes and find the follies high on the valley side. Look out for Anne Boleyn’s seat, the Octagon Tower and the Temples of Fame and Piety. A burdened programme of family activities and events is available through the year, including storytelling, guided tours, open air theatre and desire dress parades. There is also a play area, workshops, tea-room and gift shop.

Appreciate High Street shopping without the hassle of the High Street! Monks Cross Shopping Park in Huntington and enjoy a safe, convenient shopping experience! Step straight from your convertible into one of your favourite High Street stores – Marks & Spencer, Boots, Clarks, Top Shop, New Look, Next, River Island, W H Smith, BHS, Argos, Monsoon, Clinton Cards, PC World, Laura Ashley, Accessorize and Mamas & Papas. Many cafes and restaurants, including McDonalds, Pizza Hut and Starbucks could also be found at the shopping park. There are numerous buses which run directly to Monks Cross and cycle lanes and racks are available from beginning to end.

Bus services in York are desirable, but if you don’t spoil for to use one of the many Park & Ride opportunities around the city, why not try an affecting alternative – the Moorsbus. Thanks to the Moorsbus, you can relax and detect the North York Moors whatever the weather. Drop in the Moors National Park for interactive exhibitions, superb wildlife presentations, indoor & outdoor play zones and walks & trails or adore the most elegant view in England at the Sutton Bank National Park. Moorsbus services also run from circling settlements and are available from Easter to October.

York is a magical mixture of gothic and , classic and cool, tranquil and trendy. Whatever it is you are searching for, you will find it in York. A gargantuan selection of shops, a wide choice of fine dining in restaurants, pubs and cafes, hundreds of historical edifices and museums and inspiring outdoor adventures for the whole family.

Caron Bednorze
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/be-fond-of-the-fine-shops-the-groves-672232.html

Home Base: The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Since 1936, the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown has become one of the nation’s most popular institutions. Produced for Public Television by Great Museums TV.

Duration : 0:56:43

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Visiting the World’s Cities

Cities can offer an amazing wealth of education, culture, tradition and excitement to meet anyone’s requirements. From New York to Paris, city breaks are the ideal way to experience the real culture of a country.

Not everyone considers lounging on a beach the idea holiday and for those who want to experience more of the culture of a country, then a city break is the perfect solution. You can choose any city in the world and you will find a million things to do, whatever your taste.

If you have an artistic bent, there are plenty of famous landmarks buildings to be seen. In Europe, there is incredible architecture to be found – Paris, Rome, Venice and Barcelona are perennial favourites with those who want to see some of the most amazing architecture ever constructed.

Galleries and art museums are abundant throughout Europe so if you have a penchant for art, then check to see where the most famous painting and art is housed.

For those with gastronomic tastes, city breaks offer the opportunity to experience local cuisine. If you opt for a bed and breakfast stay option, then you can source out some of the finest city restaurants for yourself. Check online for suggestions to see where to eat.

The nightlife in European cities is an experience not to be missed. Most cities stay open 24/7, and there is always a show or an event taking place. If you want to really experience life, coincide a break with a local event, such as a carnival or a religious festival and see for yourself how the locals celebrate. Most European cities are more tolerant of children as well, so you can take them along to enjoy the fun.

Further a field, one of the most popular city breaks is to New York with its shopping and its culture. Airlines do some very good weekend breaks, particularly in the run up to Christmas, so you can jet across the ocean and be back in time for mince pies!

Baz Luhrmann
http://www.articlesbase.com/destinations-articles/visiting-the-worlds-cities-693844.html

How New York Works New York City Guide

An estimated 29 million Americans travel to New York each year. Maybe it’s just the lure of the big city. Or, it could be the museums, restaurants, clubs . . .

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China: West Meets East at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is home to the finest collection of Chinese masterpieces of any museum outside of China. Produced for Public Television by Great Museums TV.

Duration : 0:56:43

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Diesel Days – A museum in motion…

Since 1971, the Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum has taken great pride in being an operating railroad museum. This video highlights just some of our museum collection in motion and specifically covers operations during our annual Diesel Days event.

Duration : 0:5:43

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Visiting the World’s Cities

Cities can offer an amazing wealth of education, culture, tradition and excitement to meet anyone’s requirements. From New York to Paris, city breaks are the ideal way to experience the real culture of a country.

Not everyone considers lounging on a beach the idea holiday and for those who want to experience more of the culture of a country, then a city break is the perfect solution. You can choose any city in the world and you will find a million things to do, whatever your taste.

If you have an artistic bent, there are plenty of famous landmarks buildings to be seen. In Europe, there is incredible architecture to be found – Paris, Rome, Venice and Barcelona are perennial favourites with those who want to see some of the most amazing architecture ever constructed.

Galleries and art museums are abundant throughout Europe so if you have a penchant for art, then check to see where the most famous painting and art is housed.

For those with gastronomic tastes, city breaks offer the opportunity to experience local cuisine. If you opt for a bed and breakfast stay option, then you can source out some of the finest city restaurants for yourself. Check online for suggestions to see where to eat.

The nightlife in European cities is an experience not to be missed. Most cities stay open 24/7, and there is always a show or an event taking place. If you want to really experience life, coincide a break with a local event, such as a carnival or a religious festival and see for yourself how the locals celebrate. Most European cities are more tolerant of children as well, so you can take them along to enjoy the fun.

Further a field, one of the most popular city breaks is to New York with its shopping and its culture. Airlines do some very good weekend breaks, particularly in the run up to Christmas, so you can jet across the ocean and be back in time for mince pies!

Baz Luhrmann
http://www.articlesbase.com/destinations-articles/visiting-the-worlds-cities-693844.html

The Walkmen: “In The New Year” – Guggenheim Museum’s “It Came From Brooklyn” Series

Filmed in one continuous shot on August 14, 2009 at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. All visual effects were done in the camera, as I was shooting. This film is dedicated to Les Paul, who passed away yesterday. r.i.p.

The Walkmen set off the Guggenheim’s “It Came From Brooklyn” concert series with an unbelievable show. Here, they are performing the anthemic winter-jam “In The New Year,” in Frank Lloyd Wright’s spacious Rotunda.

Camera | Sound | Editing:
Ray Concepcion.

Produced by:
FADER TV

Duration : 0:6:13

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Technorati Tags: Guggehnheim Museum, In The New Year, Indie Rock, It Came From Brooklyn, music, Rock and Roll, The Walkmen

Visiting the World’s Cities

Cities can offer an amazing wealth of education, culture, tradition and excitement to meet anyone’s requirements. From New York to Paris, city breaks are the ideal way to experience the real culture of a country.

Not everyone considers lounging on a beach the idea holiday and for those who want to experience more of the culture of a country, then a city break is the perfect solution. You can choose any city in the world and you will find a million things to do, whatever your taste.

If you have an artistic bent, there are plenty of famous landmarks buildings to be seen. In Europe, there is incredible architecture to be found – Paris, Rome, Venice and Barcelona are perennial favourites with those who want to see some of the most amazing architecture ever constructed.

Galleries and art museums are abundant throughout Europe so if you have a penchant for art, then check to see where the most famous painting and art is housed.

For those with gastronomic tastes, city breaks offer the opportunity to experience local cuisine. If you opt for a bed and breakfast stay option, then you can source out some of the finest city restaurants for yourself. Check online for suggestions to see where to eat.

The nightlife in European cities is an experience not to be missed. Most cities stay open 24/7, and there is always a show or an event taking place. If you want to really experience life, coincide a break with a local event, such as a carnival or a religious festival and see for yourself how the locals celebrate. Most European cities are more tolerant of children as well, so you can take them along to enjoy the fun.

Further a field, one of the most popular city breaks is to New York with its shopping and its culture. Airlines do some very good weekend breaks, particularly in the run up to Christmas, so you can jet across the ocean and be back in time for mince pies!

Baz Luhrmann
http://www.articlesbase.com/destinations-articles/visiting-the-worlds-cities-693844.html

what are some abstract art (not normal art) museums i can go to in new york city? do they let in 16y/os?


The Guggenheim. The Whitney. and MoMA. And yest they let 16 year olds in.

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GUGGENHIM
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  • The Guggenheim Grotto "What is this Feeling" live

    Live performance of “What is this Feeling” from The Guggenheim Grotto. The video was recorded by Metronome Media Group at The Real School of Music in Burlington, MA.

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WHITNEY MUSEUM
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in museums of the upper east side