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Wed, April 23, 2008 02:38:04 AM

From:

ViaMichelin Newsletter

Subject:

Lisbon / Hampton Court Palace / Rock'n'roll travel with England Rocks / Birmingham's Balti Triangle / New five-star hotels in Brussels / The Jules Verne: restaurant on the Eiffel Tower's / Welsh wine / Cognac

If you cannot see this newsletter in HTML, click on the following link: http://beta.viamichelin.co.uk/viamichelin/gbr/tpl/nwl/htm/newsletter_tourisme_20080423.htm Tourism and Gastronomy Newsletter April 2008 Hidden Lisbon With its steps, old tramways (eléctricos), narrow streets where washing still hangs from windows, bookshops open late at night, and booths where you can drink a bica (little coffee) or ginginha (cherry liqueur), Lisbon is a place to be experienced. Editorial The ViaMichelin web site will have a brand new look as of 13th May You can be the first to try out this new version! As well as the new design and layout, it is enhanced with features and services useful for making your travel plans. We are offering extended geographical cover as well as very realistic and precise satellite and aerial views. What better way to choose your holiday home or spot a hotel for your next business trip! Click here for more information Tourism DESTINATIONS Hampton Court Palace: 200 years of English history With its blend of styles, extravagant interiors, 20 hectares (50 acres) of gardens and 300 hectares (740 acres) of park land, Henry VIII's palace is an outstanding place for a promenade yet today. WEEK-END IDEAS Rock'n'roll travel with England Rocks Never mind weekends away at luxury hotels or mountain biking, why not follow in the footsteps of your favourite rock musicians in England? Sampling the Delights of Birmingham's Balti Triangle The city of Birmingham is well known for it's Baltis and no visit to the city is complete without the inclusion of an authentic "Balti" experience. Weekend in Brussels: The Dominican and the Be Manos, two new five-star hotels VIEW The Jules Verne: a new look for the restaurant on the Eiffel Tower Search all Tourism ideas Gastronomy RESTAURANTS Try Racines (Paris) A new Parisian place celebrating tasty French dishes and sulphur-free natural wines. Racines plays the hand of the neo-organic bistro with panache. The London Carriage Works, Liverpool: the return of local British produce? PRODUCT TASTINGS Welsh Wine is Sparkling Ask anyone to name the things that they associate with Wales and it's highly unlikely that 'wine' would figure too prominently on most people's lists. Yet vines have been grown in Wales since the Roman era. Journey to the heart of Cognac Spurned by the French, who now prefer whisky, cognac has become the favourite tipple of rappers from the Bronx and Harlem! Yet the secret of this brandy has not changed for four centuries. Search all Tourism ideas Riu Hotels & Resorts offers Hot Getaways to destinations in Spain and Portugal   Pick one of our exclusive specials and enjoy the beach in Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Andalusia or Algarve , starting as low as €45, All Inclusive. Click here! My ViaMichelin Your best travel journals A Quick Tour of Covent Garden Paul Covent Garden is made up of a range of market areas featuring a range of stalls for jewellery lovers and bargain hunters alike! Well worth a browse, particularly on those wet afternoons and evenings as the area is all under cover. You can also while away an hour or two in one of the market's many cafes and bars watching the wide range of wonderful street entertainers - make sure you have some spare change to hand! Change email | *** This newsletter is sent automatically. As this e-mail address is not valid, please do not reply to this address as any e-mails sent will not be answered. If you have any questions, send us a message through the Contact us section. © Michelin 2001-2008 - All Rights Reserved.

 

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