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However, it also has it’s fair share of strange and unusual attractions for people to visit. These attractions around the city show the history of the city throughout the years, with some adding ...

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This system was in place in the Dubrovnik republic until 1806, when Napoleonic forces ended its sovereignty. Now, you can explore the halls of this public palace. The internal courtyard stands as ...

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Ruth Jones (through Ness in Gavin and Stacey) has given us permission to laugh at ourselves as Welsh people, and at the quirky things we do and say, and because of that we have become more ...