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The early Celts were in awe of this place of hot bubbling marshes and the red rocks caused by iron oxide deposits. They dedicated it to their god Sulis. The Romans arriving in 43 A.D. were inspired and with diplomacy combined Sulis with their own Goddess of Wisdem and Healing, Minerva. Using their engineering ingenuity, they built a beautiful town called 'Aquae Sulis', which became one of the great spas of the Roman world. | Visit Virtual Reality tour>>
A place to be experienced as much as seen, Havana lives up to all the cliches that have characterized it for so long. The people really do dance the rumba, drink rum and smoke cigars. Everywhere you look, classic American cars Buicks, Dodges and Chevrolets cruise along the streets that seem to have changed little since the revolution. The old part of the city, Habana Vieja, appears caught in a 1940s/1950s time warp. | Visit Virtual Reality tour>>
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is arguably one of the most stunning harbor cities in the world alongside Sydney and Hong Kong. Rio has been built on a series of hills, some of which are still covered by virgin forest, and looks out over the most beautiful natural scenery of granite islands in Guanabara Bay. City landmarks include: Sugar Loaf Mountain (Pao de Acucar) and cable-car, The Second World War Memorial and Cristo Redentor. | Visit Virtual Reality tour>>
