Sentences with phrase «endless culture and history»

Stunning white beaches, turquoise water, great food, spectacular mountain scenery, genuine hospitality and endless culture and history.

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Our beloved town offers endless entertainment with its world - class shopping, dining, culture, sports and history, to just name a few of our proudest attributes.

There are so many fun things to do in San Francisco for all age groups and interests covering everything imaginable: unlimited dining options, diverse ethnic neighborhoods and shopping, urban adventure and recreational pursuits, history and architectural walks, fine arts and culture — the list is endless of San Francisco attractions.

Stuffed to the gills with history, notable landmarks, culture, and the arts there is a virtually endless amount of things to do in London.

History, beaches, culture and endless activities are all just a short flight away in 2018.

Along the way the guides will keep you entertained with endless amounts of stories about the history, culture, flora and fauna of the park.

From Greece the centre of that culture was to move gradually to Italy and over the centuries cultures built themselves on top of others with dizzying density; Christian Rome on top of Pagan Rome, the Goths, Vandals, Lombards, successively on top of Ancient Rome, reducing it through wars often to village status, the Normans from the north of Europe meeting up with Byzantine and even Islamic cultures, traces of which can indeed be found in Benevento in the twelfth century in cloisters of the Church of Santa Sofia; the battles of Guelphs and Ghibelines, the Renaissance in all its glory and seemingly endless histories down to the disastrous vainglories of Fascism».9

As the curators of Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg see it, the loop is omnipresent on all our cultural levels — the self - contained circuit, the endless loop has constantly been founding itself in the midst of fields such as culture, history, alchemy and philosophy since classical antiquity.

While there was a certain honor and set of mores among the samurai culture, pre-modern Japan's history was loaded with endless violent conflicts between rival warlords, who used every means possible to win, including deceit, ambush, assassination through poisonings or raids by ninja on sleeping competitors and their families.