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Malestroit is a historic town located in the Morbihan department of Brittany, France. Founded in the Middle Ages, this small but charming commune is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and is officially labeled as a "Petite Cité de Caractère" (Small Town of Character).

The town center features remarkable 15th and 16th-century timber-framed houses and historic stone buildings that reflect its rich architectural heritage. Situated along the Nantes-to-Brest canal, Malestroit was historically an important trading post and maintains strong connections to its cultural past. The town's cultural identity is deeply rooted in Breton traditions, and it continues to serve as a testament to the region's medieval history through its architecture and local heritage.

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Rodney about

Broadway Museum

Called in to use rest room, look at the Museum & get some informationon about Junee. We were heading for the rest room when an older man with a funny moustache fronted us rudley and said the rest room's were not for the public. He was so arrogant we

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• Feb 25, 2024
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Quentin about

Cascades Female Factory Historic Site

As a man, NEVER has a museum caused me so many tears. The suffering these poor girls and ladies endured is quite staggering :-( ... Thank you so very much for keeping their stories alive, even if you make people cry ... Quentin.

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• Feb 23, 2024
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Connie about

Chattanooga Zoo

The zoo was very nice. The restroom however was horrible! 3 out of the 4 stalls was out of order and the sink was out of order. The floor was dirty and smelly. I would not let my little granddaughter use it. Maybe you could put a little money into so

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• Feb 19, 2024
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Sina about

Irish Whiskey Museum

Matthew, the tour guide was just fantastic. With his humorous nature and talent for acting, he made the tour to a fascinating experience. I‘d reccomend this tour even for people that do not understand English quite well. For early birds there is an

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• Feb 18, 2024
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Rob about

Houseboat Museum Amsterdam

The houseboatmuseum is a very unique experience to see how a freight ship was transformed into a cozy houseboat. It gives a very nice impression of how was back then and in the more modern years in beginning 1970s. Interactive explanations of the shi

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• Feb 11, 2024
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Katja about

Focke-Museum

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• Feb 10, 2024
Ed about

De Haar Castle

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• Feb 9, 2024
Dr Kitt about

Timișoara Orthodox Cathedral

Timisoara is probably the most beautiful place I've ever visited. It's known as "little Vienna" because of all the multicoloured town houses, lining wide perfectly manicured streets. There is even a rare musical fountain and Timisoara is home to coun

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• Feb 5, 2024
Dr Kitt about

Walsall Leather Museum

I live a few miles from this place. It's right on the edge of the town centre, so easily found. But it's only a small museum. An alternative venue near Walsall's Bus depot, just a few minutes walk from here, offers official demonstrations of saddler

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• Feb 5, 2024
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paul about

National Motorcycle Museum

I joined as a 'friend of the museum' and have yet to receive a newsletter. Phoned to experience complete indifference and after showing interest in going out on one of their motorcycle tours was eventually told that it was fully booked, despite the w

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• Feb 5, 2024
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Corina about

Sudley House

From the moment we stepped inside, the staff were friendly, helpful and full of interesting information when we had questions on a whole range of topics- from painting techniques to the shipping trade. Sudley House is a gem of an art gallery, partic

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• Feb 4, 2024
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Mat about

Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh castle is up castlehill. You can stand outside the castle esplanade and look at the views from here. But to go in the castle itself it's quite expensive at £20 odd pounds for entry. If you get there before one o clock you will get to see th

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• Feb 2, 2024