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Historic Places

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RTWBarefoot
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replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @JLipowski @LindaPeters64 #trlt glasgow

LindaPeters64
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Good morning from Metro Vancouver B.C. 🍁
Where are you joining today's #TRLT chat from?

t_jh2009
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replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @JLipowski @RTWBarefoot @LindaPeters64 Greetings #TRLT from Southern Nevada where Monsoon season is still hanging on with Fall waiting in the wings.

TheTravelCamel
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A1: I love archaeological sites - I like to imagine the place in its glory days. The people, noise, activity. #TRLT

BradtGuides
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A1. It’s hard for us to choose our favourite kind of historical place…which is why they're all listed in our book, Heritage Weekends! From literary cities to 11th-century castles, this guide has it all. #TRLT

https://t.co/lse0yNmJA1

@DrNeilMatthews @HMatthews67

DrNeilMatthews
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A1 Hard to choose, but museums can concentrate a huge range of #history in one place. @DorsetMuseum is a great example - some old school displays but also interactivity - v. child-friendly #TRLT @BradtGuides

aok_NW
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A1 #TRLT For me, I like actual historic sites. I like to stand there & think about what the people at the time must have been thinking. Walking the city wall in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Travel_Session
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Hello from #Florida
🇺🇸#Destin
#TRLT Historic Places
#travelingsession

APlanToGo
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A1 Cities/town/villages where people still walk the same streets/live in the same buildings as others have done for centuries (📸Cefalu, Italy) #TRLT

BradtGuides
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A1. We love a good archaeological site, and for that there is no better place to visit than Orkney. Including Neolithic villages and ancient stone circles, the archaeological wonders on this Scottish archipelago are must-visits! #TRLT

https://t.co/uIs0p2hQLj

epicureanexpats
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replying to @RTWBarefoot @RTWBarefoot @BradtGuides A1. I love visiting historical cities where the streets, houses, and other buildings have continued to be part of the city's charm. Valletta, Malta. #trlt

LindaPeters64
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A1: One of my favourite kinds of Historic Places to visit is walled cities; it feels like you are stepping back in time.
Quebec city's winding cobbled streets, stone houses, cafés and shops, reflect France's aspirations to settle in North America.
Q via @BradtGuides
#TRLT

SeatownNative
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replying to @LindaPeters64 @LindaPeters64 @BradtGuides A1: Churches in a historical sense are beautiful #TRLT #Montreal

HMatthews67
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#TRLT A1. Impossible to choose: museums, historic houses, castles, cathedrals...even industrial sites.

BradtGuides
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A1. On England’s Jurassic Coast, it’s possible to see the remnants of history up close. Spend a day on Charmouth beach, and children are just as likely to end up with ammonites in their buckets as blennies or crabs! #TRLT

https://t.co/awA9WTD2X7

t_jh2009
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replying to @LindaPeters64 @LindaPeters64 @BradtGuides A1) Since I volunteered at John Muir National Historic Site for over 25 years I tend to lean towards historic sites & parks because they can put you in their element at a particular time in history. #TRLT

DrNeilMatthews
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replying to @RTWBarefoot @RTWBarefoot @BradtGuides We agree. @PetrieMuseEgypt in London is barely 2 rooms, but the most extraordinary collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts #TRLT

Ken_Budd
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A1: Having lived my entire life in the D.C. area, I'm a fan of memorials. #TRLT

LukeandTylerTr1
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We love visiting historic architecture. The Alhambra in Granada, Spain is just absolutely breathtaking! A must visit: https://t.co/pVvxi7V48T. 🇪🇸 #TRLT @TheTravelCamel #travel #TravelTuesday #spain

jasontravelblog
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replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @BradtGuides A1: I often visit religious buildings when visiting somewhere.

They hold a lot of history and are pretty too 😊
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