St. Anthony’s Church (Santo Antonio de Lisboa) by dshay

Matchmaker and protector of brides, St. Anthony was born in Lisbon. As such St. Anthony’s Church is a favorite stop among Catholics and non-Catholics alike. The church was built in 1757 and, as church’s go, it isn’t particularly unique or grand. Its significance lies with its namesake, St. Anthony. If you happen to be fortunate enough to be in Lisbon in mid-June you might be lucky enough to be at St. Anthony’s during the Feast of St. Anthony when mass weddings are held. St. Anthony’s is in the Alfama area and can be reached via Tram 28.

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Discoveries Monument (Padrao dos Descobrimentos) - Photo Op by dshay

Photo op. Discoverers Monument is a very dramatic stone monument built in 1960 as a memorial to the great Portuguese explorers of the Age of Discovery. All of the most notable Portuguese explorers are featured, the most prominent being Vasco da Gama, Magellan and Henry the Navigator (Henry is the figure on the prow of the vessel). Interestingly, there is one woman included in the group of explorers, Queen Felipa of Lancaster, Henry the Navigator’s mother, who is generally credited with being the driving force behind Portugal’s bold exploration effort. The monument is in Belem across the highway from Jeronimos Monastery and can be reached via a tunnel that leads from the park in front of Jeronimos.

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Metsker Maps of Seattle by VisitWa

Metsker Maps has been a fixture in Seattle since about 1950. The Pike Place Market locatioin gets a fair share of locals, tourists and people who just love maps, travel or geography! Metsker stocks a large selection of globes, U.S. travel maps, international travel maps, travel guides, world maps, antique reproductions, wall maps, recreation maps...they are the only store that stocks all the U.S.G.S topographic maps for Washington State. You’ll enjoy viewing their unique maps, specialty maps and just plain interesting maps. For a unique and free experience, step in and enjoy Metsker Maps! Ph. (206) 623-8747

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Created on 6/4/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara - Photo Op by dshay

Photo op. This is probably the most popular viewpoint in Lisbon. Located at the top of the Elevador da Gloria, this viewpoint is easily accessible and provides an excellent view over the heart of Lisbon and a magnificent view of St. George’s Castle. The majestic panorama of the city’s landmarks and attractions serves as a supporting cast to the 6th Century Castelo de Sao Jorge and the Igreja de Sao Vicente de Fora of the Renaissance period. From this viewpoint, the Graca Hills and the myriad of religious and commercial landmarks are visible. Adding a nice compliment to the view is a garden and a garden fountain offering the city’s baroque charm. This is a great place to just sit and relax or enjoy a picnic lunch.

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Created on 6/4/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Igreja de Sao Roque (Church of Saint Roch) by dshay

This church was built in the 16th century by the Jesuits and it is one of the first Jesuit churches in Lisbon. Open 10 AM (1000) to 5 PM (1700) Tue-Sun. Closed Monday's. It’s significance as a tourism destination is centered around one of the chapels in the church, the Chapel of St. John the Baptist. The chapel was constructed in the 18th century in Rome and then disassembled and shipped to Lisbon. It is made of several types of precious stones and, at the time of construction, represented one of the most expensive chapels ever built anywhere in the world. It’s current value is incalculable. The Igreja de Sao Roque is located on Largo Trindade Coelho very near the top of the Elevator da Gloria.

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Miradouro (Viewpoint) do Senhora do Monte by dshay

Photo Op. The highest view point in Lisbon. The Miradouro do Senhora do Monte (Our Lady of the Hill) is located above the Castelo St. Jorge. This viewpoint provides the best view of the city of any of the many viewpoints in Lisbon. The setting is a favorite with young locals, especially in late afternoon. During the summer, the viewpoint remains open well into the night. You’ll find a small image of the Virgin standing in front of a chapel dedicated to Saint Gens and overlooking the city. It can be reached by turning left on Largo da Graca from Miradouro da Graca into Rua Damasceno Monteiro, then bearing right up Calcada do Monte. You can take Tram 28 to reach Largo da Graca.

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Avila Adobe - oldest building in LA by YodioMan

The Avila Adobe was built in 1818 by Francisco Avila and has the distinction of being the oldest standing residence in Los Angeles, California. The Avila Adobe is open for public touring and is located at East 10 Olvera Street within El Pueblo de Los Angeles State Historic Park. The park office is located at 845 N. Alameda Street, and the Visitors Information Center is at 128 Paseo de la Plaza. The present adobe is a historic house museum, with seven rooms left from what used to be a much larger building. Restoration has worked to create an idea of what the original home was like. The largest room, the family room, was a general area for dining, entertainment, and social gatherings. The office room was the main business room for Francisco Avila. The sala, or living room, was reserved for special occasions such as a wedding or baptism or maybe even entertaining special guests. The adobe is a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument and a California Historical Landmark (No. 145) and is on the National Registe

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Ursa Beach - one of Europe's most beautiful beaches (Photo Op) by dshay

Photo Op. Beach. Ursa is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Europe. It is a small beach surrounded by spectacular rock formations. Getting to the beach requires a bit of a hike. It is only accessible via a steep trail that starts at a marked parking area near Cabo da Roca. Take the trail that starts on the left side of the parking area as you face the sea. With sturdy shoes, plenty of water and your camera you’ll be amply rewarded. Note, this is a clothing optional beach.

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Created on 6/1/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Cabo da Roca -- Western Most Point in Continental Europe by dshay

Photo Op. The spectacularly beautiful Cabo da Roca is a must see while in the Cascais/Sintra area. Historically, up until the 14th century Cabo da Roca was thought to be the edge of the world. Along with the incredible scenery the historical significance of Cabo da Roca and the fact that you are standing on the most westerly point in continental Europe, makes a visit to Cabo da Roca a must. There are excellent hiking trails that start at Cabo da Roca. Cabo da Roca is accessible via bus from the central bus station in Cascais. It takes approximately 25 minutes.

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Bhy Kracke Park - PhotoOp views by VisitWa

HOURS 4 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. Queen Anne's Bhy Kracke makes the most of a difficult space and gives great hilltop views of Lake Union, downtown Seattle, and the view east toward the Cascade mountains. Located near the top of Queen Anne Hill, this unusual park, neatly situated in a steep residential area in the southeast sector offering a great view of Downtown urban Seattle, Lake Union, the I-5 freeway, and Capitol Hill. The park offers inviting photo ops during the day as well as in the evenings as sunsets tint the downtown buildings. Although steep terrain, the park has benches, a picnic table, bike rack, and drinking fountain inviting you to linger and admire the changing view. The upper park offers the most dramatic views, and you can walk down the steep walkway passing azaleas, rhododendrons, and more surprise views to the lower park with a patch of grass and a play area for kids. This lower area also has a pergola for rainy days

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Created on 5/26/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Historic Union Station - PhotoOp and Chihuly glass by VisitWa

Ph. 253-863-5173 The historic Union Station is a fascinating building in its own right. The building was completed in 1911 and was a major train station for the Northern Pacific Railroad until the 1980s. The building is an art experience with its magnificent marble walls, terazzo floors, and the original glass block flooring in the east balcony area. Today, the City of Tacoma owns the building and it serves as the entrance to the federal courthouse. It is accessible to the public, but you will have to go through a security check. Once inside, you can view several impressive exhibitions of Chihuly glass, including a large chandelier hanging from the ceiling, colorful pieces of glass along the upstairs windows, and a full wall of the artist's paintings also upstairs. The Tacoma Union Station is open to the public Monday-Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. More info at web site: www.unionstationrotunda.org

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Chinook Red Chandelier (1999) by Dale Chihuly by VisitWa

The UWT's library features a Dale Chihuly (born, raised in Tacoma) glass art piece in a 2nd story wing of the campus library building. The University of Washington-Tacoma library has this single piece on display, but it is impressive: a 23-foot-tall chandelier hanging from the ceiling of its lobby. Named the Chinook Red Chandelier, the glass in this installation is 7 feet wide and 19 feet long, the fiery Chinook Red is composed of more than 900 individual pieces of glass and weighs 1,500 pounds. The UW Tacoma Library is the heart of the current campus and includes the beautifully restored Snoqualmie Falls Power Company Transformer House (1902). Now used as the reading room of the library, this elegant neoclassical building once was home to giant transformers that supplied power to much of the city. The building served as a power station until 1958. The library is a half block up the hill from the Light Rail stop on Pacific Ave.

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The Swiss Historic Building by SeattleFood

Ph. 253-572-3160 A restaurant and tavern called The Swiss, located behind the U.W. campus, welcomes all to admire its historic building. Dating from 1913, the building was originally a social hall for Swiss immigrants. You are welcome to step inside and admire the original exposed-brick walls that create a cool atmosphere in this dimly lit place. Across the top of the bar, you can enjoy the eight pieces of Chihuly glasswork. The Swiss usually has wall art on display from a selected local artist. Every month they invite a local artist to present their art on the walls. Art shows, music, and events are on the Swiss schedule: http://www.theswisspub.com/calendar.html

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The Gesa Carousel of Dreams - PhotoOp and Ride by VisitWa

Phone: (509) 585-8800 Presented by Gesa, the Carousel of Dreams is a world class piece of art located in the Southridge Sports and Events Complex. This vintage carousel was first ridden by the public more than 100 years ago in Michigan. A community group purchased the original carousel in 2003. All horses and chariots were restored, and a few more were added. Today the carousel features 45 horses, four chariots, and 2 rideable mascots - one Washington State University Cougar and one University of Washington Husky. In addition to the horses, chariots and menageries the Gesa Carousel of Dreams is one of only 14 carousels in the country to feature the "Brass Ring". This Carousel is unique with a carved Salmon dispensing the brass rings to riders. The carousel is free to see and photograph. There is a modest fee to ride the carousel. Website: http://www.carouselofdreams.net/

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Toyota Center by YodioSponsors

The Toyota Center, formerly the Tri-Cities Coliseum, is a multi-purpose facility in the heart of Kennewick. The Toyota Center annually hosts over 100 arena events. This facility, owned by the City of Kennewick, has grown into a regional facility serving the 225,000 residents of the Tri-Cities and surrounding areas. Having hosted many of the great names in the music industry, it is also the home of the Western Hockey League's Tri-City Americans and the Tri-Cities Fever of the IFL Arena Football League. . The Toyota Center hosts consumer and trade shows, banquets, conventions, family shows, meetings and more. The Toyota Center comfortably seats up to 7,000. A separate banquet area at the top of the Toyota Center accommodate groups from five to 250 -- perfect location for receptions, banquets, business meetings, and seminars. Call 509.737.3700 or Visit www.yourToyotaCenter.com for more information Find @ www.Facebook.com/yourToyotaCenter

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Created on 5/23/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Three Rivers Convention Center by YodioSponsors

Located in the heart of the Tri-Cities the Three Rivers Convention Center is the perfect choice for your convention, meeting or wedding reception. With its warm gracious and elegant feel, The Three Rivers Convention Center can fulfill all of your needs. The Three Rivers Convention Center Catering is happy to provide a wide range of services to meet all your food and beverage needs. Whether you’re planning an executive meeting for four dozen or a large convention for 1,000, you’ll find a combination of flavors to suit your taste and style. A blend of catered elegance and home-cooked goodness will satisfy your appetite. Fine food and beverage service are provided throughout the facility. Our sales team will also help you prepare and select your own menu. They’ve done it consistently, and they’ve done it often, now they’re ready to do it for you! Call 509.737.3700 or Visit www.threeriversconventioncenter.com for more information Find @: www.facebook.com/3RiversCC

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Created on 5/22/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Toyota Arena by YodioSponsors

Located just west of the Toyota Center, the Toyota Arena provides an additional 17,000 square feet of meeting or recreation space. The 200 ft x 85 ft building seats up to 350. The Arena has two available floor surfaces. The ice sheet—perfect for private skating parties or hockey practices. And a hard surface for meetings, conferences or trade shows. Use it as a stand-alone facility for small events or as an extension of the Convention Center and Toyota Center for large groups. Designated areas for concessions and administrative activities are all part of the Arena's common sense design and functionality. Call 509.737.3700 or Visit www.yourToyotaArena.com for more information Events calendar: http://www.yourToyotaArena.com/events/ Find @ www.facebook.com/yourToyotaArena

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Created on 5/22/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Golden Gardens Beach Park - PhotoOp by VisitWa

Prime viewing for stunning sunsets. Photo ops! Sand, tidal pools, BBQs, bonfires, serenity, and beach fun. This 87-acre park delivers the beach experience plus extraordinary views of the shipping traffic on the Puget Sound backed by the Olympic Mountains. Low tide gives you tidal pools and evening brings sunsets. The park includes wetlands, beaches, hiking trails, picnic and playground areas. Got an hour, grab a to-go order and sit at one of the picnic tables and relax. Then enjoy the trail that runs along the beach. HOURS Daily 6 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. Tips: -Arrive early to claim a parking spot -Arrive early to claim your spot on the beach or picnic table or fire pit -Bring your own shade if you’re on the beach all day -Bring sunblock – western exposure to sun and sun reflecting off water -Bring a blanket for the breeze/wind and evening sunsets. -Park tip is by the off-leash area in upper parking and walk down the hill -Wear water shoes or old running shoes – it’s not all sand Seattle Parks info: Ph.

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Created on 5/20/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Q Gardens by VisitWa

See what's growing at Q Gardens! The Low Impact Development (LID) Demo Garden has been installed, featuring demonstrations on how to effectively utilize rain water. “John’s Gift,” an organic vegetable garden, is in place, with free gardening classes offered there every Monday at noon. Several other projects in the works include: the transformation of the renovated Old Church into a Learning Center/Art Gallery, a glass blowing studio, living wall signage, aquaponic growing demonstration, biochar facility, berry patch, orchard, outdoor community kitchen, picnic place, a sculpture garden, and the installation of a water-well windmill! Stop by to check out the established gardens and watch as the other projects grow! Donations can be made at Quilcene Espresso or the US Bank in town.

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Created on 5/12/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Aplets and Cotlets - Factory Tour by VisitWa

Ph: (800) 888-5696 The blossom-fresh flavor of crisp Washington apples, the tangy goodness of ripe apricots, and the nutty richness of crunchy English walnuts have made Aplets and Cotlets the Pacific Northwest's most-beloved candy since 1920! Liberty Orchards welcomes visitors to the Retail Store and Tour Center in downtown Cashmere, Washington! Here you can take the "sweetest tour on the Cascade Loop" and see how our candies are made from hand-sorted nuts to hand-packed boxes. And don't forget to sample FREE candies fresh from our factory! VISITOR CENTER AND TOUR HOURS April through December: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-5:30pm. Sat-Sun: 10am-4pm. January through March: Mon-Fri: 8:30am to 4:30pm. Sat-Sun: Closed. HOLIDAYS: Closed or reduced hours. Please call 1-800-231-3242 to confirm our holiday schedule. Production and tour hours do not always coincide, therefore the factory may not be producing for all tours. In the event the factory is not in operation, we show a tour video.

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Created on 5/8/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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