Sentences with phrase «ancient splendours»

I knew I wanted to visit some of the ancient splendours of that country and see a bit more of Egypt while I was there.

Today, this wonderful building has been returned, today, to its ancient splendour.

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We are dropped into the heart of the action and visual splendour that one expects in the film from the very opening scene, set in (an unbelievably pristine) Ancient Egypt.

It is a country of natural splendour, astounding wildlife, seductive beaches, charming ancient towns, archaeological sites and geological wonders.

Each of our rooms affords uninterrupted views of this ancient monument to love, while elements of the layout and design pay homage to its Mughal splendour.

It offers ancient towns with long histories, extravagant churches, bizarre conical - roofed trulli houses, fabulous masseria hotels which have been converted from traditional fortified manor houses and a great deal of Baroque splendour.

This super lodge, part of the renowned Serena group, offers a matchless game viewing opportunity, whilst combining a glorious panorama of mountain vistas with the primordial splendours of an ancient rainforest.

Trace the splendour of great ancient empires, criss - crossing the Aegean Sea from the land of gods and goddesses to the sun - drenched seaside villages of the Cyclades islands.

Experience the temples, tombs, ancient relics and scenic splendour of Egypt.

Outside and away from the interior splendour you'll encounter ancient walls, striking bell towers and the current central cathedral area.

It's a country of astonishing natural splendour, incredible wildlife spotting, powder white beaches, charming ancient towns, and archaeological UNESCO world heritage sites.

Discover historic Lima, its fascinating museums and excellent fusion cuisine and enjoy the colonial splendour of Arequipa and ancient terraces of the Colca Canyon.

At Cambridge, the word has more legendary connotations, calling to mind the university's dining clubs, ancient initiation rites and the decadence of undergraduate parties, all played out in the timeless splendour of the colleges and along the sweep of the River Cam.