Asks howardpiercy A. There are various prices. If you plan to visit for one day it will cost 19 (adults aged 16-60); 16 (children aged 3-15); 13 (adults aged 60+). Alternatively if you plan to
00:00 Mon 06th Aug 2001Asks alicevida A. It depends on where you are travelling to as to how careful you have to be, but there are general rules that you should follow that will keep you safe and help you enjoy your
00:00 Mon 06th Aug 2001Asks mollyprixe A. Like any capital city, Edinburgh does have a rough underbelly - it does have problems, namely with drugs, AIDS, poor housing and homelessness - but it is no worse than other
00:00 Mon 30th Jul 2001Asks miranda A. Famous for Tintin, chocolate, beer and the European Union, Belgium, and Brussels in particular, is often overlooked as a holiday destination. Brussels has a lot to offer tourists and
00:00 Thu 26th Jul 2001Asks Garylord A. Not at all, although you have missed a few that have taken place already this year. Those events that you've missed include Birmingham (26-28 May), Dublin (1-30 June), Europride in
00:00 Thu 26th Jul 2001Asks sneakersA. There are many great parts of the wall to visit, the most historic area is probably the artefacts contained in the Senhouse Roman Museum (Tel: 01900 816168) in Maryport (nearest
00:00 Mon 23rd Jul 2001Asks howardpiercy A. There are now four Tate galleries in the UK. There are two in London: Tate Britain and the new Tate Modern; one in Liverpool; and one in St Ives, Cornwall. Q. Are they all
00:00 Mon 23rd Jul 2001Asks mollyprixeA. One of the best in the UK can be found online at http://www.danceholidays.com. Q. What types of dance do they specialise in A. They offer holidays that specialise in Arabic,
00:00 Mon 23rd Jul 2001Asks Meltdown A. Bilbao is the oldest city in the Basque Country of Spain, but until recently it was primarily known as a ferry port and industrial town. Since the world famous Museo Guggenheim de
00:00 Sat 07th Jul 2001Asks alicevidaA. There are several sites that allow you to convert from one currency to another very quickly and accurately, taking into account current exchange rates. Some of these include the
00:00 Thu 12th Jul 2001Asks meltdown A. There is so much to do in London that it is difficult to fit it into one weekend, but if you've got the energy we've got the information! Just the size and the amount of people
00:00 Thu 12th Jul 2001 Asks alicevida A. Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland, and while it has a lot to offer the tourist it is one of the most expensive places in Europe to visit. If you're planning to visit for longer
00:00 Mon 09th Jul 2001 Asks mollyprixe A. The new National Space Centre is in Leicester. It is located just off the A6 (north of Leicester) and can be reached from junctions 21A and 22 of the M1 motorway. Q. When did
00:00 Mon 09th Jul 2001 Asks Milton A. Of course. There are loads of things to do and see in Milan - admittedly it is very stylish and is one of the world's leading fashion centres - but that shouldn't put you off. It is
00:00 Mon 09th Jul 2001asks tony b:A. Mull sounds like your perfect location. Although it's not far from the mainland (40-minute ferry from Oban, or a 15-minute ferry from the more remote Lochaline), it really gives you the
00:00 Mon 02nd Jul 2001 Osborne HouseA. Yes. It's a genuinely lovely spot - rather old-fashioned with a mix of commercial and private beaches. Q. Easy to get to A. Remarkably, considering it's an island. The Isle of
00:00 Mon 25th Jun 2001A. Vaccinations are recommended against typhoid; hepatitis A and B; diphtheria; tuberculosis; rabies; meningococcal meningitis and yellow fever. Inoculation should take place at least a fortnight
00:00 Mon 25th Jun 2001Asks jellybean A. Center Parcs has 13 holiday villages, they can be found in the UK (3 venues), the Netherlands (5 venues), Belgium (2 venues), France (2 venues) and Germany (1 venue). Q. When did
00:00 Mon 18th Jun 2001Asks danmiller103 A. Lisbon is a great place to go and visit - it has loads to see and do - and it is one of the cheapest cities in Europe. It is also very relaxed, unpretentious and friendly and,
00:00 Mon 18th Jun 2001Asks alicevida A. Last minute holidays are now big business. Approximately 40% of UK holidaymakers book less than two months before going away according to the BBC's Watchdog website, and this figure
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