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@miljo76The Soca Valley, Bovec, Kobarid, the Nadiza River, Tolmin... These are just a few of the interesting destinations in the north-western part of Slovenia, our beautiful country, that I absolutely adore. It's nothing new that we really like to spend our free time in the Soca Valley and its surroundings. So, we headed to the area once again. For us, there is still a lot to discover in the area, and we are happy to visit it over and over again.
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@livinguktaiwanI wouldn't say I'm a massive Abba fan, but I love to jive along to Dancing Queen whenever I hear it. I just can't help it. When I knew I was coming to Stockholm, I made sure to include the Abba Museum in my itinerary. It's quite small!! That's my first impression of the Abba Museum when I first saw it. Had it not been for the sign I would have thought I'd gone to the wrong building. Luckily, that didn't dampen my spirits, size doesn't always matter, right 😉? I was so happy to arrive at the Abba Museum at last.
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@reneyasmanyHello dear community of travellers. On this occasion I invite you to take a tour of the interesting Museo del Ferrocarril de Cuba in Havana. It is located near the intersection of the streets Cristina and Arroyo Avenue (Manglar), this museum constituted the old railway station ''Cristina'', name that was given in honour to the governor Doña MarÃa Cristina de Borbón, regent of the kingdom of Spain. This building was the main station of the Empresa de Ferrocarriles del Oeste, a company founded in 1859 by the wealthy Pedroso family. In 1912, passenger operations were terminated due to the inauguration of the Central Railway Station; as a result, Cristina was used as a depot to store disused traction equipment. In 1980, work began on the restoration of Cristina until 19 November 2002, when it was inaugurated as the Cuban Railway Museum, declared a National Monument. In this museum we can learn about the history of the Cuban railway and contemplate a variety of locomotives, tools and equipment of the Cuban railway system throughout history. Part of the building is currently being restored.
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