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Union Square
Departing the heart of Union square, the coach makes its way to the Golden Gate Bridge.
On your way to the Golden Gate Bridge, travelers will see:
Union Square: Theatres, shopping, hotels
• Admission Ticket Free
Van Ness Route
Van Ness Avenue:
Famous for being used as a firebreak, by the US Army during the earthquake and fire.
• Admission Ticket Free
Cow Hollow
Cow Hollow District & Marina District:
Two affluent neighborhoods, attracting juvenile professionals. Chic fashion boutiques, Pilates studios, juice shops, beauty salons. Many pleasant dining restaurants ranging from French Bistros to American Fusion Cuisine.
• Admission Ticket Free
Palace of Pleasant Arts Theatre
Designed by Bernard Maybeck
Built as one of the 11 great exhibits in the Panama Pacific International Exposition, this fictional Greek-Roman inspired ruin was a crowd favorite.
Built to be a temporary structure, when it came time to deconstruct the fair and demolish the exhibits, Phoebe Apperson Hearst stepped in and saved the colonnade and rotunda. The Palace stands a
By Annika Bärwald
This article is part of our series entitled &#;Exiled: Identity and Identification,&#; which explores the semantic evolution of exile and the lived experiences of people seeking refuge across the Atlantic World during the long nineteenth century. It was presented originally at the conference &#;Who is a Refugee? Concepts of Exile, Refuge and Asylum, c&#;, which took place on 30 June &#; 1 July at the University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany.
This publication is part of a project that has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon explore and innovation programme (grant agreement No ).
In June , an advertisement was published in a Hamburg newspaper stating that “yesterday night at 10 ½, a young Negro around 14 years of age, small in posture [had] in all likelihood been abducted.”[1] The short text went on to promise a “good recompense” to anyone volunteering information. The language appears vague: Had the youth of African descent in fact been kidnapped and the advertisement w
The Sacred in the Capital
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Sigurd Bergmann holds a doctorate in systematic theology from Lund University and works as Professor in Religious Studies at the Department of Archaeology and Religious Studies at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim. His previous studies hold investigated the relationship between the image of God and the view of nature in late antiquity, the methodology of contextual theology, visual arts in the indigenous Arctic and Australia, as well as visual arts, architecture and religion. He is chair of the “European Forum on the Study of Religion and Environment” and ongoing projects investigate the relation of space/place and religion and “religion in dangerous environmental/climatic change”. His main publications are Geist, der Natur befreit (Mainz , Russian ed. Arkhangelsk , rev. ed. Creation Set Free, Grand Rapids ), Geist, der lebendig macht (Frankfurt/M. ), God in Context (Aldershot ), Architecture, Aesth/ Ethics and Religion (ed.) (Frankfurt/M, London ), Theology in Built Environments
Mount Gay Visitor Centre
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On the Signature Rum Tasting you will learn about the well-off history of Mount Gay Rum after meeting your Brand Host, the tour will kick off with complimentary welcome Rum Punch. While you enjoy your cocktail your host will take you on a journey through the Legacy Museum which offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the illustrious history of Mount Gay Rum and the island of Barbados.
From there, you will view a compact film which gives an explanation of the process of how Mount Gay rums are produced. Next, you will be taken to the Tasting Room where you will enjoy an trial of flavour of 3 Mount Gay rums. Your host will walk you through the tasting explaining the differences between each rum that you taste.
To complete the tasting, you will then be taken to the Signature Bar for a chance to indulge in some wonderfully handmade cocktails with the very knowledgeable mixologists. After the tasting, construct sure to visit the offering shop to purchase some bottles or souvenirs for yourself. Some of the rums can only be pur