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04/11/2008 | Location: Hamburg, Germany
The Dom, which literally translates to cathedral in German, was the name of Hamburg's central church which was demolished in 1804. Beginning in the 14th century, a tri-annual trade market took place next to the Dom church. Eventually the market assumed the name the Dom. Since then, the Dom has evolved into a full blown fair featuring amusement rides, fun houses, and traditional German food. The month-long Dom is now held three times per year at Heiligengeistfeld field in the St. Pauli district of Hamburg.
(Photo by Thushan Amarasiriwardena, caption by Michael D. Kurtz / LongJaunt.com)
Mall of the future
07.17.2008 | Bangkok, Thailand
The Siam Paragon, in Bangkok's city center, is one of Southeast Asia's largest, state-of-the-art shopping centers. As we discovered af...
Along the Galle Face.
06.02.2008 | Colombo, Sri Lanka
After a weekend on the coast, we headed to Colombo, Sri Lanka\'s largest city for some exploring.
Moshi and Mt. Kilimanjaro
04.02.2008 | Moshi, Tanzania
A bumpy bus ride-safari brought us to Moshi, Tanzania and a chance to see a glimpse of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
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