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Take a “test drive” of Rick Steves’ 2010 Ireland and Scotland tours with Pat O’Connor (co-author of Rick Steves’ Ireland guidebook) as your guide. On the Ireland tour, you’ll kick off with the best of Dublin, followed by Ireland’s most compelling historical sites, charming towns and seaside getaways — including Kinsale, the Dingle Peninsula, Cliffs of Moher, Aran Islands, Galway, Connemara, Giant’s Causeway, Old Bushmills Distillery, and the changing city of Belfast. On the Scotland tour, you’ll be immersed in the rich culture and history of Scotland. You’ll visit windswept St. Andrews, a Pitlochry distillery, Inverness in the Highlands, Lochs Ness, Garry and Lomond, the Isle of Skye, dramatic Glencoe and Bannockburn, seaside Oban, and the craggy castles of Edinburgh, Scone, Cawdor, Urquhart, and Eilean Donan. For more information on Rick Steves’ tours — including full itineraries, prices, departure dates and seat availability — visit www.ricksteves.com. {Disclaimer: The itinerary specifics and other tour details noted in this lecture were correct at the time of filming in 2010 but may have since changed.)
Hostess Melody Bates takes a tour of the haunted houses, checks out the vampire balls, a procession of ghouls in a historic cathedral and joins in the largest Halloween parade in the world. Over 2 million people watch the parade and another 50000 join in. All you need to march in the parade is a costume and imagination runs wild.
Estelle starts her trip to Rome touring the famous Forum, the hub of ancient Rome. Starting her second day she tastes as many different forms of espresso as possible before continuing her exploration of the city by visiting Michelangelo’s beautiful Piazza Campidoglio, and the historic museums flanking the piazza. She then learns how to make a real Roman pizza, before strolling through charming Trastevere, and visiting the oldest church in Rome, Santa Maria. Her next day finds her watching a mass in St. Peters, trying on the latest in clerical garb on some streets nearby, and visiting the home near the Spanish Steps where Romantic poet John Keats died. Taking a break from Rome, she goes on a day trip to Anzio, site of a famous Allied landing and victory during World War II. Back in Rome she visits the Piazza Navona before taking in the sumptuous sights of the Villa Borghese, one of the greatest private art collections in the world. She looks at the balcony where former dictator Mussolini exhorted the crowds, before visiting the famous Colosseum. She takes another day trip away from Rome to go to a unique festival in Tuscany: a duck derby. On her last day in Rome she has lunch with a movie star, and visits the Pantheon, the resting place of Raphael.
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