Pump

Advantages: Great holiday destination
Disadvantages: a bit too hot.

...;. Faliraki offered a really good selection of bars, a downside being the Greek law – closing too early, although the clubs are still pumping at 5am. Most bars have the FISHBOWLS on offer, huge fish bowls with lethal cocktails. Bars - Walk up the street, and the sound assaults you on all sides - there's loads of bars here. Some of my favourites are Georges Bar, Sams, Jamaica, Ziggys (which is where you'll find the fish bowls), Chaplins, Jacks and Beach Boys. Reflections - Very popular 70's night, soul night, 80's night, also plays house and garage. Millennium -Biggest club in Faliraki holds 2000 people. Q Club - Rammed dance club.... Read review

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Advantages: cost.atmposphere and facilities
Disadvantages: none

...Yesterday i visited the Pump House Museum for the first time and would highly recommend it.At £1.00 for adults and free for children i wasnt expecting much. The current exhibition Every Street was particularly close to my heart as that is the street where i was born. the exhibits covered 2 floors and included photographs of places and people so familiar to me,items from the school i attended as a child, which has since be demolished, along with the church and youth club,not only did the exhibits bring flooding back such happy memories, but also a lot of people from that same street too! people i have not seen for over 30 years. the curators were not over zealous, at some exhibitions you feel like you are under constant surveilence, but there was none of that, you were free too raom, there is also a small and inexpensive gift shop... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to relate too, clearly displayed
Disadvantages: Some information too high for people in wheelchair

...included a picnic lunch in the visit. You can take your own food if you want to, We did and then went back into the exhibitions for another look through. We visited as individuals, on a FREE Friday, as happens every week,( it's open from Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 4.30pm) but you can visit the People's History Museum in a group for educational tours. Staff will meet and work with you to present what your students need. On the first Sunday of every month the museum really does become a living museum: six living history characters bring the past to life which I reckon would help youngsters remember the history effectively. I really did enjoy this musem, created in what used to be an Edwardian pumping station. It offers an insight into the history of working people in Britain while conserving and interpreting the working man... Read review

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