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196BTW- the Cairo museum was wonderful. A bit messy, and the exhibits were crammedepicure-10/6/2004
195Well, I felt the kids had to see it- but Bath is also included- and I've alwepicure-10/6/2004
194There is so much Egyptian stuff in British Museum that I remember thinking "zonder-10/6/2004
193Thanks for that- we've got the Tate on our list.epicure-10/6/2004
192Thanks so much!! We love Morrocan food, and we'll be sure to stop by. I reaepicure-10/6/2004
191the TATE is THE place to go....no mummies though CCSkywatcher-10/5/2004
190Definitely set aside a day (or two) for the British Museum. IMHO, it is the bestzonder-10/5/2004
189Thanks!!! I've seen those advertised, and we'll be getting those.epicure-10/4/2004
188Don't forget to buy one of the all day London passes.... all museums, and toSkywatcher-10/1/2004
187That sounds downright idyllic.epicure-10/1/2004
186I've already planned on taking a dinner cruise. My husband and I love the mepicure-10/1/2004
185Thanks! I've made a note of it. I have read a few books on the great flood epicure-10/1/2004
184:-) Thanks so much Dale. I think the countryside would be super- but we've epicure-10/1/2004
183Thanks so much for the info. We've been living in Scotland- so we knew it woepicure-10/1/2004
182X - We were there in June. We stayed at the Grossnevor House near Hyde Park. GreBaton-9/30/2004
181Last time I was there (quite a few years ago) we went to the shops on a small stRoad Walker-9/30/2004
180Oh yes. Should have mentioned "the gates", too. Very very cool. zonder-9/30/2004
179Z, re: <i>I personally like very much the Rodin Museum, which houses not oRoad Walker-9/30/2004
178You could visit the Picasso Museum - it has not only paintings but also the artizonder-9/30/2004
177X, Just a little thing... I really enjoy the pedestrian food and flower outdoorRoad Walker-9/30/2004
176Zonder will know a lot more about Paris; I only spent one night there in the lasDale Baker-9/30/2004
175Hey Zonder and Dale- turns out we're spending a week in Paris as well as somepicure-9/30/2004
174We saw a BBC program on Mama Mia- and my hubby wants to see that. I want to seeepicure-9/29/2004
173We always spend our time in London shopping (Bond Street and thereabouts) and goDale Baker-9/29/2004
172HELP- SOS LONDON CALLING- I'm looking for tasty places to stay, and great tepicure-9/29/2004
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