Florence Persefone Palace offers accommodation in Fortezza da Basso district of Florence. The property comprises 12 rooms. Toc Toc Guesthouse apartment lies not far from Porcelain Museum and features concierge service and...
To join, follow this link and click on the "Join group" button. 2021 Judges Judges for the 2021 Sydney Royal Horse Show have been finalised. Click here to find out more. Accommodation Options The RAS continues to work with NSW Health. Based on current guidelines and conditions the following applies to Loft & Site Shed accommodation: A maximum of three (3) people per loft/site shed space are permitted if all Exhibitors are from the same household. A maximum of one (1) person per loft/site shed space will be allocated where Exhibitors are NOT from the same household. For more information and an outline of the Accommodation Options for 2021 please click here. Alternate stabling venues If additional stabling is required for Sydney Royal, please contact one of the following. Sydney International Equestrian Centre (SIEC) Address: Saxony Road, Horsley Park, NSW 2175 Phone: 02 8883 6900 Email: Hawkesbury Agricultural Show Society Global Entries Online: Andrea Roth Administration & Business Manager Address: 40 Racecource Road, Clarendon, NSW 2756 PO Box 382, Richmond, NSW 2753 Phone: 02 4577 3591 Email: Access to Sydney Showground NO PASS - NO ACCESS As in previous years, entry tickets or correct accreditation is required to access Sydney Showground at all times.
Give yourself some wiggle room If your plans are flexible, play around with some different travel dates – a shift of a few days either way can help you save big. Prices usually jump the weekends before and after popular holidays, so we recommend steering clear of them. Or consider visiting during the off-season, when prices are generally lower. Plan around big events Are prices surprisingly high? There might be a huge conference or festival in town. Consider shifting your dates if you can. Of course, if that's why you're going, you'll have to bite the bullet. We'll still work to get you the best rates out there. Noodle over new adventures Set aside time to plan what you want to see, taste and discover. Nothing completes a trip, big or small, like a few new experiences! Check city apps or area websites to find out what's new and what events are happening during your stay. Even during a family reunion, you can detour to that locals-only fish taco stand or under-the-radar music club. Your cousins will be impressed.
Waterfront reserve location at Vincentia on Plantation Point immediately across the road from Jervis Bay & dog friendly beaches. Contemporary bayside beach house with recently appointed furnishings. Sit back & relax on our large sunny deck and enjoy the view, or cook up a storm in the fully equipped modern kitchen. After a long day of fun in the sun why not unwind by enjoying a glass of wine & watching a blue-ray/ DVD on one our LED screen TV's. WiFi is also available. Close to Hyams Beach, Huskisson & Booderee National Park. For bookings go to the Stayz website PROPERTY FEATURES: Sleeps up to 6 - 3 bedrooms Main Bedroom - 1 queen + Plasma & Blue Ray 2nd Bedroom - 1 queen 3rd Bedroom - trio bunk: 1 double & 1 single Large 3-way main bathroom incl double shower & vanity. Ensuite with toilet & vanity WiFi Large chiase lounge 50" Plasma, Blue Ray & Ipod stereo Outdoor lounge setting Large low fenced yard with undercover areas Air Cond, Microwave, Washing Machine, BBQ Fully stocked utensils and cleaning disposables.
The main staircase was a wide spiral housed within a small projecting tower at the south-west corner of the main block, and the original entrance was most probably in the re-entrant angle. Traquair was one of a series of towers along the Tweed valley, each of which was visible from the next. Elibank would signal to Holylee, Holylee to Scrogbank, Scrogbank to Caberston, Caberston to Bold, Bold to Purvishill and then on to a continuing chain from Innerleithen to the north-west. The signal would then pass along to Traquair, Grieston, Ormiston, Cardrona, Nether Horsburgh, Horsbrugh, Haystoun, Peebles and on to Neidpath. From Neidpath it would continue to Caverhill, Barns, Lyne, Easter Happrew, Easter Dawyck, Hillhouse, West Dawyck, Dreva and on to Tinnis. In the late 16th century a new wing was added, running south-west from, and flush with, the stair tower, giving the castle something like a Z-plan. In the re-entrant angle created by the join of these two phases of building, to the south-east, a new extension added an extra room to each floor in 1599.