Dan Lynch´s

Advantages: Worth going
Disadvantages: No

...It's one of my favourite piazza in Rome. This is a square full of people day and night, with restaurants and cafes surrounding it. The centre of the square is the Fountain of the Rivers with the obelisk and the Fountain of the Moor with the God of Sea. They are both created by the famous Italian sculptor in history - Bernini's . This place is getting popularity because of Dan Brown. For those Dan Brown's fans, may I remind you that this is the "water sign" in The Angels and Demons! It's worth taking a short break there watching the day goes by. Another idea is to seat near to the fountain and enjoy the Italian galeto. This place is definitely the equivalent of Trafalgar square in London.... Read review

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Advantages: Organic, locally sourced food, relaxed yet sophisticated, welcoming to children, stylish and original. Simply wonderful.
Disadvantages: None.

...Company and hand made ice-cream from North Doddington farm in Wooler, Northumberland, amongst others, helps to support the local economy as well as reducing food miles. But it’s not just these things. I loved the atmosphere and the environment, it’s a beautiful place, it’s original and interesting and has something to offer for everyone. Five stars hands down, the world needs more places like this! ‘As You Like It’ is about a mile from the centre of Newcastle. It is classified as Jesmond but is actually on the border of Jesmond and Sandyford in a someone odd location. It might help to mention that the restaurant is situated directly opposite Mr Lynch’s and is owned by the same people. Lynch’s is very trendy bar popular with students and furnished in the same obscure style to that of ‘As You Like It’ but with a much more casual air... Read review

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Advantages: A great day out for the whole family
Disadvantages: A little pricy

...Bore Dda! (Good Day in Welsh, something like that!) Dan Yr Ogof Showcaves is situated on the Brecon Beacons national park, and I never ever thought Id say this, but, its awesome! I first went when I was 11 / 12 years old, and forgot all about it until this summer vacation, this review is based on my recent visit: Dan yr Ogof is a 10 mile (16 km) long cave system in south Wales, and is the main feature of a show cave complex which is claimed to be the largest in Europe. The cave was first explored by two brothers in 1912, Tommy and Jeff Morgan, using candles and primitive equipment. Completely unsure of what they would discover, they armed themselves with a revolver. The Morgan brothers\' initial expedition was halted at a large lake, which they later managed to cross by coracle. They eventually crossed three more lakes in the same... Read review

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