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Where is your favourite holiday destination?
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anywhere in spain great people cool country
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I definately love a lot of places in Asia but Hong Kong has it all I'd say: from shopping,(especially when the biggest sale is on in July)to its night life but also offer a wide variety of places to go to eat...
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Typical girl shopping does not make it a holiday destination ;)not if your the poor guy been dragged around behind you
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My favourite destination would have to be shanghai for their awesome night life, second would have to be thailand great people and great value for money!
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Canada! A country that has something for everyone. Whether you are looking for a fast paced cosmopolitan with superb shopping and nightlife or you enjoy hiking through the countryside or even to hit the slopes in the winter you can find all of this here. Specifically Toronto it is an amazing city that has meshed many cultures to offer you an eclectic mix of people and districts whether you are looking for high end fashion and restaurants, or fancy a stroll through chinatown or go to an icehockey game its all here, and only an hour outside the city you can find the lakes where watersports and beaches are on offer or the mountains in the winter for skiiing. Other great places to note...Vancouver another great city, Edmonton for a stop over as it has one of the largest shopping centres in the world, Prince Edward Island picturesque place, Montreal, Quebec City.....i could go on but just go see for yourself! --------------- edited on: 2009-05-20 14:50
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I would say Dingle is great. The ocean, huge waves, beautiful landscapes and small cottages... maybe not so good for these who does not like rain ;)
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The favourite holiday destination has to be Disneyland either in Florida or Paris , you can go there and forget everythig it is like steping back in time , If you don't like the heat I would suggest Paris which is the smaller of the 2 a 3/4 day trip would be sufficent for this then maybe coupled with 2 days in Parie itself. For Florida You will need at least 2 weeks if not more , alone there are 7/8 major Disney theme parks.
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| gingernuts | ||||||
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Well hard choice this but i think Kildare just edges it.. now hold on i am not a Demented LILLYWHITE.. but you must take a moment to look at Kildare in an alternative light. you can go bungie jumping off digby bridge ,karting round the bundle of sticks,visit a village called "Kill " Yep i kid you not Kill imagine that .. working with your friends in Dublin and they asking you on a friday evening "hey john what are you doing on the weekend" .."Nothing much just going home to Kill".... "jeeezz john er ever consider divorce" !!!. You could visit the japanese gardens but please make sure these are the japanese not the wong ones down the end of your road! no no they are from china and are not very happy with you having a picnic in their garden.(again) but my personal favourite is the christy moore Walking tour ..this splendid way to past the time starts in the back streets of newbridge.. it take in the high stool where you can still see where Titch Maher sat in Floods bar take a trip to where Pa Connolly drove that lorry Into the Seven Springs down at the back of donnellys hollow where they use to sacrifice goats to keep the spirts from the curraghs many foriegn ghosts at rest.you can take a trip out to the hill of allen maybe find one of the many empty flagons left behind after a long auld session then see if you can find the big man and get him to sign it.I swear there is a old sweaty black t-shirt burried out my father moores well, you know what?,you can keep all your fancy places like Gortahork and Glenamaddy, the Burren and the Cliffs of Moher,or the Tulla and the Kilfenora,"Viva Espana me asre" for the trip of a life time go to where "God woman" opened her ribcage. Then she pulled out a little man, She put him down on the plains of Kildare and the human race began. knock yerself out Cill Dara is your only man (oh and they have horse's too )
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Actually, Sydney is my favourite holiday destination on earth!!!It has a very good balance between natural beauty and brand new buildings beauty in the city centre. I also like the restored historical buidlings. The beaches north and south of Sydney are awesome. Love Manly, not the main side, opposite to it has a more private one,Coogee, Palm Beach(less tourist) Bondi is the most crowded, lots of tourists there but it is still nice. You can eat everything everywhere. To me you have the best food you can get from every country. The best vietnamese food in Cabramatta, best italian in Leichhardt...Even i am not a big fan of food court, the one in Bondi Junction shopping center has the best indian food ever!!And then there is the usual stuff, Opera house, Harbour bridge and Darling Harbour, The Rocks,Double Bay for the hip and chic crowd but my favorite spot is Circular Quay for the magnificient view. Houses there are so gorgeous, some around Mosman area just by the water, Point pepper are amazing in case you would like to rent a house for your next holiday...I can not capitalize enough my love for Sydney! That is also the most friendly i have stayed in. For the shopping, you should definately go to paddington or bundi junction, the nicest shops there. For the night life, king's Cross and Oxford street has no limit but my favorite spot is Ivy.
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