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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
A Taste of Venice
A Taste of Venice
A Taste of Venice Vacation Package
This independent program allows you to create your own ‘Taste of Venice', lose yourself as you roam the narrow sidewalks; fall in love as you ride the canals in a gondola; sip wine in Piazza San Marco; discover the ancient history of Venetian Glass - taste the irresistible Italian way of life, la dolce vita. Welcome to Venice - one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world! Enjoy this perfect introduction to the great city, with A Taste of Venice Vacation package.
Your Taste of Venice Vacation Package Includes:
* 4 Nights Accommodations in your choice of 3 or 4 star properties
* Breakfast daily, except day of arrival
* 1 half-day guided city tour
* Ground transfer from/to airport by water taxi
* Local Taxes and service charges
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Rome and Venice by Rail
A Rome and Venice by Rail Package
This independent program allows you to create your own Italian Vacation. Discover the history of fallen empires and epic adventures in Rome, fall in love in a gondola as you glide down the canals in Venice. Taste the blend of cultural and culinary imagination that is Italian cuisine. With guided tours in Rome and Venice this package allows you to experience the best of Rome and Venice while giving you the opportunity to vacation at your own pace.
Your Rome and Venice by Rail Package Includes:
* 6 Nights Accommodations in your choice
* Breakfast daily, except day of arrival
* 1 half-day guided city tour of Rome
* Second Class EuroStar Rail Service from Rome to Venice
* 1 half-day guided tour of Venice
* Ground transfer from/to airport
* Local Taxes and service charges
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Luxury For Less! Ireland Your Way - in Style!
Take advantage of our Super Sale Pricing on this
Luxury self-drive get-away to Ireland.
With three options for you to choose from:
Option 1- 1nt Dublin, 2 nts Galway, 2 nts Killarney, 1 nt Limerick
Option 2 - 2 nts Dublin, 1 nts Galway, 2 nts Killarney, 1 nt Limerick
Option 3 - 2 nts Dublin, 3 nts Killarney, 1 nt Limerick
With 4 and 5 star Luxury properties throughout!
Includes Standard Shift Car Rental with CDW & Location Service Fee!
(Car upgrades are available)
Luxury self-drive get-away to Ireland.
With three options for you to choose from:
Option 1- 1nt Dublin, 2 nts Galway, 2 nts Killarney, 1 nt Limerick
Option 2 - 2 nts Dublin, 1 nts Galway, 2 nts Killarney, 1 nt Limerick
Option 3 - 2 nts Dublin, 3 nts Killarney, 1 nt Limerick
With 4 and 5 star Luxury properties throughout!
Includes Standard Shift Car Rental with CDW & Location Service Fee!
(Car upgrades are available)
Land from $637 pp sharing twin - depending on the option selected
Now is the time to enjoy the Luxury of Ireland - for Less!
Now is the time to enjoy the Luxury of Ireland - for Less!
Please note, hotels are on a request basis and subject to
availability at time of deposit.
Blackout over bank holidays and rugby weekends apply.
availability at time of deposit.
Blackout over bank holidays and rugby weekends apply.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Dublinia & The Viking World
Lose yourself in VIKING & MEDIEVAL DUBLIN! Dublinia is an unforgettable experience in a historically important location at the heart of Dublin City, the crossroads where modern and old Dublin meets. Housed in the historic Synod Hall at Christchurch, Dublinia is an authentic experience brought to life in an exciting and contemporary way for all, children and adults alike, to engage, learn and share. See Dublin from a new perspective, and come away knowing more about the citizens of Dublin throughout the ages.
There are three exhibitions in Dublinia where you will see Dublin city from a new perspective. Come away knowing more about the citizens of Dublin throughout the ages and share in their experiences.
Viking Dublin: Go back to Viking times in Dublin! See for yourself what life was like onboard a Viking warship. Learn of their long and challenging voyages, their weaponry and the skills of being a Viking warrior. Try on Viking clothes, become a slave (watch those heavy chains) and stroll down a noisy street. Visit a smokey and cramped Viking house, learn the Viking runic alphabet and hear their poetry and sagas. Enjoy the myths and learn of the mysteries surrounding the Vikings and their legacy.
Medieval Dublin: Travel back to medieval Dublin! From Strongbow to the Reformation we recreate the sights, sounds and smells of this busy city. Learn of warfare, crime and punishment, death and disease and even toothache remedies of 700 years ago. See the city as it would have looked then. Enjoy the spicy aromas; learn to play medieval games and so much more when you visit our medieval fair. Visit a rich merchant’s kitchen and walk along a bustling medieval street – don’t forget to give the beggar some of your change.
History Hunters: See how the History Hunters dig deep to uncover Dublin’s past! Learn how archaeology works with history and science to piece together the jigsaws of our ancestor’s lives and lifestyles. See genuine Viking and Medieval artifacts including those of a medieval skeleton, found in Dublin (courtesy of the National Museum of Ireland). Hear the languages of old Dublin and explore the city’s earliest maps. Visit the lab and learn how bugs and dirt can be the history hunter’s gold, finish the tour with the Time Detectives and test your new found knowledge.
Dublinia is located at the crossroads of St Michael’s Hill, Patrick St, and Thomas St, in Dublin city centre. Dublinia is connected to Christ Church Cathedral by a medieval footbridge. Dublinia and The Viking World’s fun, interactive exhibits offer insight into early Dublin life for the whole family. Visit Dublinia on your next family vacation to Ireland with Celtic Tours. If its Medieval Ireland you are interested in, the Bunratty Medieval Banquet is not to be missed.
There are three exhibitions in Dublinia where you will see Dublin city from a new perspective. Come away knowing more about the citizens of Dublin throughout the ages and share in their experiences.
Viking Dublin: Go back to Viking times in Dublin! See for yourself what life was like onboard a Viking warship. Learn of their long and challenging voyages, their weaponry and the skills of being a Viking warrior. Try on Viking clothes, become a slave (watch those heavy chains) and stroll down a noisy street. Visit a smokey and cramped Viking house, learn the Viking runic alphabet and hear their poetry and sagas. Enjoy the myths and learn of the mysteries surrounding the Vikings and their legacy.
Medieval Dublin: Travel back to medieval Dublin! From Strongbow to the Reformation we recreate the sights, sounds and smells of this busy city. Learn of warfare, crime and punishment, death and disease and even toothache remedies of 700 years ago. See the city as it would have looked then. Enjoy the spicy aromas; learn to play medieval games and so much more when you visit our medieval fair. Visit a rich merchant’s kitchen and walk along a bustling medieval street – don’t forget to give the beggar some of your change.
History Hunters: See how the History Hunters dig deep to uncover Dublin’s past! Learn how archaeology works with history and science to piece together the jigsaws of our ancestor’s lives and lifestyles. See genuine Viking and Medieval artifacts including those of a medieval skeleton, found in Dublin (courtesy of the National Museum of Ireland). Hear the languages of old Dublin and explore the city’s earliest maps. Visit the lab and learn how bugs and dirt can be the history hunter’s gold, finish the tour with the Time Detectives and test your new found knowledge.
Dublinia is located at the crossroads of St Michael’s Hill, Patrick St, and Thomas St, in Dublin city centre. Dublinia is connected to Christ Church Cathedral by a medieval footbridge. Dublinia and The Viking World’s fun, interactive exhibits offer insight into early Dublin life for the whole family. Visit Dublinia on your next family vacation to Ireland with Celtic Tours. If its Medieval Ireland you are interested in, the Bunratty Medieval Banquet is not to be missed.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Dublin, Dinner and A Show - and Away You Go! Self-Drive Super Sale!!
Dublin, Dinner and A Show - and Away You Go! Self-Drive Super Sale!!
6-nights Independent Vacation
Featuring 2-nights Dublin with Dinner and A Show
plus 4-nights open B&B voucher and Car Rental!
Take advantage of Super Sale pricing - on this extra value self-drive vacation.
o Transfer from Dublin Airport to your Dublin Hotel
o 2-Nights Dublin - Arlington Hotel; with 1 Night B&B - and 1 Night Dinner + Entertainment at the famous Celtic Rhythm "Irish Dancing Night" right at your hotel
o Four nights open B&B accommodations - choose from over 1000 B&B's throughout Ireland or choose to upgrade to open hotel vouchers on one or all nights.
o 4-Days car rental with touring map provided with rental
o Irish Hotel Taxes
o FREE 5-minute phone card
Celtic Tours offers low airfares from your home city that can be combined with this fantasic deal!
It's Freedom, Flexibility - and Endless Possibilities!
6-nights Independent Vacation
Featuring 2-nights Dublin with Dinner and A Show
plus 4-nights open B&B voucher and Car Rental!
Take advantage of Super Sale pricing - on this extra value self-drive vacation.
o Transfer from Dublin Airport to your Dublin Hotel
o 2-Nights Dublin - Arlington Hotel; with 1 Night B&B - and 1 Night Dinner + Entertainment at the famous Celtic Rhythm "Irish Dancing Night" right at your hotel
o Four nights open B&B accommodations - choose from over 1000 B&B's throughout Ireland or choose to upgrade to open hotel vouchers on one or all nights.
o 4-Days car rental with touring map provided with rental
o Irish Hotel Taxes
o FREE 5-minute phone card
Celtic Tours offers low airfares from your home city that can be combined with this fantasic deal!
It's Freedom, Flexibility - and Endless Possibilities!
Friday, August 19, 2011
Porto Cathedral
Fascinating churches are among the favorite destinations of travelers to Porto, Portugal. The Porto Cathedral, located in the historical center of city is one of the ‘not to miss’ attractions of the city.
The Porto Cathedral was built in the 12th century and is one of the oldest monuments in the country. The cathedral was build in the Romanesque style, and is still considered one of the most important Romanesque monuments in Portugal. However, the external appearance of the cathedral was greatly altered during Baroque times.
Visit the Porto Cathedral on your next visit to Portugal with Celtic Tours.
The Porto Cathedral was built in the 12th century and is one of the oldest monuments in the country. The cathedral was build in the Romanesque style, and is still considered one of the most important Romanesque monuments in Portugal. However, the external appearance of the cathedral was greatly altered during Baroque times.
Visit the Porto Cathedral on your next visit to Portugal with Celtic Tours.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Porto – The City of Wonders
Gourmets, history buffs and art lovers will love Portugal’s second largest city, Porto. With so much to see and do in Porto, we recommend spending at least 3 days in the city. A few of the highlights of the city: explore the fascinating churches, stroll the picturesque alleyways with wrought-iron balconies filled with potted flowers, explore the history of port wine, visit one of the magnificent museums and shop till you drop in one of the city’s many shopping streets and malls.
A world heritage site, Porto, Portugal is recognized as one of the oldest European centers with a huge number of well-preserved historical buildings, monuments, castles, parks and gardens.
Fascinating churches are among the favorite destinations of travelers to Porto, Portugal. Some of our favorites are the Porto Cathedral and the extraordinarily lavish Sao Francisco. The Porto Cathedral was built in the 12th century and is one of the oldest monuments in the country. The Sao Francisco, though no longer serves as a church is an excellent exhibition of 17th and 18th century baroque architecture and decoration.
While visiting Porto, Portugal it is important to stroll through the charming historical neighborhoods and alleyways such as the Ribeira district and the Street of Flowers. As the capital of port wine, another not miss attraction is to learn about and sample Port Wine.
Visit the City of Wonders, Porto, Portugal on your next vacation to Portugal with Celtic Tours. Give us a call at 1-800-833-4373 or visit our website for more vacation inspiration!
A world heritage site, Porto, Portugal is recognized as one of the oldest European centers with a huge number of well-preserved historical buildings, monuments, castles, parks and gardens.
Fascinating churches are among the favorite destinations of travelers to Porto, Portugal. Some of our favorites are the Porto Cathedral and the extraordinarily lavish Sao Francisco. The Porto Cathedral was built in the 12th century and is one of the oldest monuments in the country. The Sao Francisco, though no longer serves as a church is an excellent exhibition of 17th and 18th century baroque architecture and decoration.
While visiting Porto, Portugal it is important to stroll through the charming historical neighborhoods and alleyways such as the Ribeira district and the Street of Flowers. As the capital of port wine, another not miss attraction is to learn about and sample Port Wine.
Visit the City of Wonders, Porto, Portugal on your next vacation to Portugal with Celtic Tours. Give us a call at 1-800-833-4373 or visit our website for more vacation inspiration!
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