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The village gives | visitors a chance to see life as it was in Tampa Bay d |
ings on all three floors are original, giving | visitors a glimpse of how the mansion appeared during |
Techniquest gives | visitors a hands-on approach to science and includes a |
With 5,000 guided tours and 600,000 | visitors a year, the museum is in the Top Ten of Germa |
ntre employs 7,000 and serves over 27 million | visitors a year. |
The website of De Tijd reached 145.000 unique | visitors a day, at the end of 2009. |
in 2005, the site averages 1.1 million unique | visitors a day. |
An authentic restoration offers | visitors a step back in time with silk damask-covered |
The park offers | visitors a saltwater fishing pier, a beach, basketball |
, in order to make the dam more attractive to | visitors, a road was built around the reservoir that l |
registered members, with some 200,000 repeat | visitors a month, making it one of the biggest and bus |
Bournemouth's seafront, the Oceanarium offers | visitors a journey around the waters of the world. |
niversary) and is now visited by over 100,000 | visitors a year. |
The website receives over 7 million | visitors a year and now sends out on average over 1,00 |
orgia, it contains rugged geology, and offers | visitors a range of vistas across the deep gorge cut t |
began to reach 20,000 | visitors a month in early 2007. |
attractions, and receives about five million | visitors a year. |
tourist attraction bringing in around 185,000 | visitors a year. |
It welcomes over 1.2 million | visitors a year. |
beach are a tourist attraction to over 1,000 | visitors a year. |
ge of the North Downs are used by over 20,000 | visitors a year. |
Today, 200,000 | visitors a year visit the church, and "tourists from t |
t collection of scrimshaw in Europe) provides | visitors a glimpse of this bygone era. |
for wildlife, with plenty of benches to allow | visitors a rest along the way. |
urist destination attracting some 1.5 million | visitors a year. |
District, attracting approximately 6 million | visitors a year. |
erate until this day, attracting thousands of | visitors a year. |
fell short of achieving the predicted 300,000 | visitors a year. |
om spring to fall grooming lawns and offering | visitors a tour of the once bustling "Little Chicago." |
ms to be the first facility in Seoul to offer | visitors a venue for recreation, shopping and work, th |
rtunate: the two at Bondla take turns to give | visitors a ride, and on their off day are bathed and l |
ted in a 23-acre (93,000 m2) park that offers | visitors a view of the Missouri River valley. |
The MAM receives over 60,000 | visitors a year. |
The museum was expected to bring 60,000 | visitors a year to the small County Durham town. |
s a day in the summer and receives about 2000 | visitors a year. |
It has 2.5 million unique | visitors a month. |
al Olympic Park now plays host to millions of | visitors a year. |
osition took place in 1999 and welcomed 3,200 | visitors, a number which has grown steadily. |
ing, with the aim of attracting up to 100,000 | visitors a year. |
h a three day week initially attracting c.100 | visitors a week. |
ning in the U.S. The library welcomes 100,000 | visitors a year and presents 150 programs that include |
It has recently drawn 25,000 | visitors a year. |
Between them they attract around 150,00 | visitors a year. |
s Attraktioner and receives more than 350,000 | visitors a year. |
he museum which attracts close to one million | visitors a year, is opened on all days (except Dussera |
Delburne offers | visitors a glace into its past at the Anthony Henday M |
arium are all found in Monterey Bay, and give | visitors a chance to get an up close look at the local |
Carter Family Fold attracts more than 50,000 | visitors a year. |
lar spot which attracts approximately 500,000 | visitors a year. |
ntres in central Oslo, Norway, with c. 18,000 | visitors a day - 5,5 million a year. |
with chickens but was just as likely to offer | visitors a glass of boiling rum as a tumbler of the be |
travel on the building elevators and provide | visitors a place to meet, eat and shop. |
ferent kinds of animals and has about 650.000 | visitors a year. |
Since 1999, the shopping mall offers its | visitors a courtesy card, which entitles the holders s |
Inside the house, there are guides who give | visitors a tour of the house, although the parts of th |
uare feet (29,729 m2) and attracts 14 million | visitors a year. |
tre outside London, attracting around 300,000 | visitors a year to over 3,000 individual events embrac |
tefacts making each display, in order to give | visitors a better idea of how, where and when items we |
on of sorts, drawing in more than 1.5 million | visitors a year, second only to the state Capitol in t |
emains an attraction with over half a million | visitors a year. |
Here they received two | visitors, a Miss Sophia Stacey and her much older trav |
83 at which stage the museum received 240,000 | visitors a year. |
Main Street and entertained nearly a million | visitors a year. |
ws around 40,000 people, focuses on providing | visitors a wide selection of foods from community rest |
plement the Tennessee Capitol Building, gives | visitors a taste of Tennessee's history and natural wo |
ul independent blog', with over 15,000 unique | visitors a day, and 'arguably the grandfather of Briti |
ld annually since 1983 and now drawing 25,000 | visitors a year. |
Today the museum receives about 100,000 | visitors a year. |
n, Dove Cottage receives approximately 70,000 | visitors a year. |
Mancora receives an average of 340,000 | visitors a year many of which take the day trip to the |
3,500 square meters and attracts 1.2 million | visitors a year, ranking it second to the Museu Picass |
e expanded to three main buildings, and gives | visitors a full understanding of regional history from |
wyer scored an 84th minute winner to give the | visitors a shock 0-1 victory. |
ed by tourists, bedecked elephants still give | visitors a ride. |
Department of San Francisco to begin charging | visitors a fee to enter the mural rotunda. |
The statue attracts over 10,000 | visitors a year. |
m this will bring to Old Fort is over 100,000 | visitors a year with the nearby Biltmore Estate. |
ich operates a website drawing half a million | visitors a month, as well as a retail outlet in Gruene |
There are roughly 2-3 million | visitors a year, and the government spends 1.2 million |
receives 3.5 million unique | visitors a month. |
Riding of Yorkshire, attracting over 150,000 | visitors a year. |
ding, Chapel Hill Museum averaged over 20,000 | visitors a year and provided education programs to ove |
-line note from his brother in 1904 - and two | visitors: a friend in 1904, and a newspaper reporter i |
e second half through Brad Meyers, giving the | visitors a good lead. |
At that archaeological site, which is open to | visitors, a section through the Roman Road can be seen |
isplays of rural crafts and trades which give | visitors a flavour of life in Bedfordshire before the |
ummer the island accommodates more than 7,000 | visitors a day. |
release it received a Golden Film for 100,000 | visitors, a Platinum Film for 400,000 visitors, and a |
ned 25 years ago and now receives over 80,000 | visitors a year from all around the world. |
He had an audience of over a thousand | visitors, a real success in the country, with internat |
In the winter months there are many fewer | visitors, a reduced timetable of services and devotion |
With up to 500,000 | visitors a year, it is one of the most popular beaches |
where it would be viewed by about 900,000 zoo | visitors a year. |
It draws approximately 80,000 | visitors a year. |
provides for the needs of over three million | visitors a year. |
popular as a tourist attraction with 300,000 | visitors a year. |
Mystery Land attracts 60000 | visitors a year. |
lls and Kirkgate market attracts over 100,000 | visitors a week. |
Bellewaerde draws about 850,000 - 900,000 | visitors a year and is the main theme park in Flanders |
that feature the Zadko Telescope which allow | visitors a chance to go into the 'Zadko Dome' to see t |
Expedition Health teaches | visitors about the constantly changing and adapting hu |
ting Latin American art, as well as educating | visitors about science. |
It is used to educate | visitors about how 18th-century families such as the E |
to large groups or to simply visit with park | visitors about the wonders of Tennessee. |
ve examples of old grain elevators to educate | visitors about the town's, and Alberta's, agricultural |
k into the wild, and these animals help teach | visitors about the animals they may encounter in the h |
ners, they often lead walking tours to inform | visitors about the local flora and fauna, bush foods a |
Surveys were made of zoo | visitors about the various plans, and Zoo New England |
gapore embarkation card contains a warning to | visitors about the death penalty for drug trafficking |
The center includes an exhibit teaching | visitors about the ACE Basin estuarine reserve through |
eum of European Jewish Heritage is to educate | visitors about the culture and way of life that were d |
al other owners of the hill in order to offer | visitors access to the rock formations. |
but a path through the evergreen trees allows | visitors access. |
tly verified to have broken 17 million unique | visitors according to Quantcast, making it approximate |
ure maintenance and new viewing platforms for | visitors, additionally opening up the conning tower an |
ccessible by wheelchair users and less mobile | visitors, after The Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust c |
e 1981 Italian Grand Prix and shows it off to | visitors after allowing them to view footage of the ac |
ens to the blissful happiness of thousands of | visitors again. |
Altogether, most | visitors agreed that this incarnation was a very comfo |
istinctive landmark that impresses locals and | visitors alike and raises many questions as to the rea |
al Era, a project that provided residents and | visitors alike with social and entertainment activitie |
wer is a familiar sight to Bangor natives and | visitors alike, and is a popular meeting place in the |
For many residents and | visitors alike, the river is the central attraction of |
t for Taipei's night life among residents and | visitors alike. |
ole parkland golf course for both members and | visitors alike. |
he quiet recreation of Oswestry residents and | visitors alike. |
ouse should be a place to welcome friends and | visitors alike. |
provided hours of enjoyment for residents and | visitors alike. |
, a favorite of Humboldt County residents and | visitors alike. |
summer is full of activity for residents and | visitors alike. |
tues have been welcomed by both residents and | visitors alike. |
e service available for people of Karachi and | visitors all over from Pakistan. |
The mill is open to | visitors all week, milling takes place from Wednesday |
amusement park", and it was intended to draw | visitors all year round, rain or shine. |
riented commercial services for motorists and | visitors along the Interstate 95 corridor. |
ignposted Sun Yat-sen Historical Trail guides | visitors along 16 points of historical interest from T |
Visitors also enjoy boccie courts, checker tables, a s | |
Visitors also engage in nearby skiing (both alpine and | |
Currently the | visitors also enjoy the "Magical Mozart" concert accom |
Visitors also come to enjoy trout fishing in the nearb | |
Visitors also enjoy feeding the many ducks, geese, pig | |
The center offers to the | visitors also a supermarket, 6 movie theaters, a theat |
Visitors also have access to a vacancy list of job opp | |
The small number of | visitors also makes the island more private for those |
Many | visitors also believed that this casino was located on |
The steady number of disabled Swedish | visitors also led to the opening of the Vintersol publ |
Day | visitors also have use of the toilet facilities and co |
Visitors also typically have a special place reserved, | |
Winter | visitors also come to the area, for the exceptional ic |
ies of the Queen's Tower (very rarely open to | visitors) although the northern part can be glimpsed f |
since the 1950s and is an attraction to many | visitors although at one time the village had four sho |
The park has resort lodges and cottages for | visitors, although camping and gateway rentals are oth |
The site (but not the tower) is open to | visitors, although access is difficult. |
ne's official residences, used to house state | visitors, among them: U.S. Secretaries of State Madele |
Today the yearly | visitors amount to 10.000. |
k is 1,000 acres (4 km2) in size, which gives | visitors ample room to roam and hike. |
ngs have been added to Marble Springs to give | visitors an idea of life on an 18th-century Tennessee |
ture, especially when it was suppoes to offer | visitors an intimation of immortality? |
This place gives the | visitors an insight into the lives of the original tri |
moke, screens and vibrations designed to give | visitors an idea of what it is like to be a modern gun |
of everyday and cultural history also offers | visitors an opportunity to come to grips with their ow |
yers were ‘sin binned' off the field gave the | visitors an opportunity and a try plus a penalty gave |
nsists of two spheric cabins, which gives the | visitors an entertaining ride up to the top of the Glo |
number and interspersion of habitats provides | visitors an opportunity to view a wide variety of wild |
Additional observation towers give | visitors an even greater view of the park's flora and |
paign, “the site drew more than 28,000 unique | visitors and more than 34,000 total visits during the |
The memorial is focal point for state | visitors and functions to commemorate the war dead. |
ite has always been a popular destination for | visitors and continues to be so. |
ntal Resources reside on the island to manage | visitors and take part in research projects. |
pproximately 120,000 because of the number of | visitors and tourists. |
water skiing, swimming, etc) are open to all | visitors and residents. |
iles (27 km) of marked paths are popular with | visitors, and provide access to a wide variety of rare |
this site for roosting; buzzards are regular | visitors, and there are occasional records of golden e |
larger than expected attendance, enthusiastic | visitors and a sharp boost to the regional economy, in |
The radio station's idea was to inform the | visitors and residents of Ocean Shores of events and o |
The more | visitors and page views a site gets the lower ranking |
including the right to physical contact with | visitors and a children's play area. |
The site with the highest combination of | visitors and page views is ranked #1. |
For | visitors and tourists there is a car park on the B4368 |
owners had kept this arrangement secret from | visitors and from the British and Irish Association of |
Current excavations are sometimes open for | visitors, and occasional organised open days are held; |
of the fort in 1823, where he received Indian | visitors and mediated in the affairs of the area. |
water birds make the park very attractive to | visitors and in particular young families. |
This shrine is open to | visitors and there is a local committee which oversees |
amed after local Darwin residents, interstate | visitors and crew who lost their lives during the ship |
, most residents have affixed signs to direct | visitors and delivery people to their houses (car GPS |
und continues to be administered by appointed | Visitors and was valued at about $1.3 million in 2000. |
gether with other attractions, remain open to | visitors and are run by Mother Shipton's Cave Ltd. |
The film received a Golden Film (75,000 | visitors) and a Platinum Film (200,000 visitors) in 20 |
The Church continues to be open to | visitors and worshippers from all over the world. |
ter provides 14 sets of fitness equipment for | visitors and morning walkers. |
There are 21 slots for | visitors and eight for disabled people. |
alle Crucis community park is also a must for | visitors and residents alike. |
of the Sri Lanka Army with limited access to | visitors and is under renovation. |
w system which now receives over 5,000 unique | visitors and 50,000 page views daily. |
a number of Refuge volunteers present to help | visitors and to help in management of the refuge. |
, receipt for email messages, list of profile | visitors and a few other services will use different a |
ed that the nomadic Jumano, who were frequent | visitors, and perhaps part-time residents, at La Junta |
lectronic ghost system upstairs to scare away | visitors and that the house is being used as a hideout |
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