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Tourism Information Center Santa Apolonia (Turismo)

Tourism Information Center Santa Apolonia (Turismo) by dshay

Estacao Santa Apolonia, Lisbon Open daily from 8 AM (0800) to 1 PM (1300) and 2 PM (1400) to 4 PM (1600)

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Tourist Information Center Lisbon Airport (Turismo)

Tourist Information Center Lisbon Airport (Turismo) by dshay

Arrivals Terminal Portela Airport, Lisbon Open Daily from 8 AM (0800) to 12 AM (2400)

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Tourist Information Center Belem (Turismo)

Tourist Information Center Belem (Turismo) by dshay

Praca do Imperio, Lisbon, 1400-206 Open daily from 10 AM (1000) to 1 PM (1300) and 2 PM (1400) to 6 PM (1800)

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Lisbon Tourist Information Center (Turismo)

Lisbon Tourist Information Center (Turismo) by dshay

Palacio Foz, Praca dos Restauradores, Lisbon, 1250-187 Open daily from 9 AM (0900) to 8 PM (2000)

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Lisbon Welcome Center (Turismo)

Lisbon Welcome Center (Turismo) by dshay

Rua do Arsenal 15, Lisbon, 1100-148

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Fuzhou Ting Pavilion

Fuzhou Ting Pavilion by VisitWa

The Fuzhou Ting is located in Tacoma’s Chinese Reconciliation Park. The Fuzhou Ting, a 30-foot x 40-foot ornate pavilion, is a donation (including design, materials and construction assistance) from Fuzhou, China, one of Tacoma's Sister Cities. Ph. 253.305.1010 or 253.305.1090 The Chinese Reconciliation Park is a 4 acre park that is located at the southern end of the 1.5-mile Ruston Way waterfront along Commencement Bay, and is in the proximity of Tacoma’s early Chinese settlement. The park design is a mixture of traditional Chinese scholar’s style gardens and beautiful natural waterfront setting.

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Schmidt House - Historic

Schmidt House - Historic by VisitWa

Tour of one of the most charming and historic houses in Tumwater. Historic photographs in each room will introduce you to the Schmidt families who lived in the house between 1904 and 1960, their brewery, and the Tumwater neighborhood. Visitors have option of guided tour through the four-story home hosted by Bob Crim, the home caretaker of over 60 years, as he shares his own personal stories of the Schmidt Family and the Olympia Brewing Company. You’ll learn about the early 20th century home of the Schmidt family, in a rare guided tour around the colonial-revival-style house. The tours operate twice a month on Tuesdays at 11:00 AM. Doors open at 10:45 AM (please arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts.) Limit of 15 guest per tour. Free admission. Call to reserve: Ph. (360) 943-2550 There is no elevator in the house. Guests who do not wish to climb the stairs may wait in the parlor or take a self-guided tour of the Schmidt House’s beautiful grounds and gardens.

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Tumwater Falls State Park

Tumwater Falls State Park by VisitWa

This 15 acre park features one-half mile of walking trails highlighted by cascading waterfalls, reflective pools and massive rocks. Spanning the river at both ends of the gorge and connecting the network of trails are foot bridges designed for compatibility with the surroundings and historic accuracy. Park hours: Open every day 8:00 a.m. until approximately 30 minutes before sunset Office: (360) 943-2550 Email: OTF@olytumfoundation.org

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Tumwater Falls - Riverwalk Tour

Tumwater Falls - Riverwalk Tour by VisitWa

The guided walking tour covers Tumwater’s pioneer past, Olympia Brewing Company history and the wild salmon migration. Tour offered: July through September on Wednesday AND Friday @ 10:30 a.m. meet in front of the Olympia Tumwater Foundation's office building located closest to Deschutes Way facing the upper falls. One-hour guided tour is free and limited to 25 people on a first come, first serve basis. No reservations are taken. Park hours: Open every day 8:00 a.m. until approximately 30 minutes before sunset Office: (360) 943-2550 Email: OTF@olytumfoundation.org

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North SeaTac Park

North SeaTac Park by VisitWa

This 165 acre park includes a large open field is great for games and other activities. Also available are playground equipment, picnic shelter and paved walking trails. Groups can play baseball, soccer or softball or families can watch your kids play freely on the playground. Free parking. Open during daylight hours. Phone:206-973-4680 Website: http://www.ci.seatac.wa.us/index.aspx?page=144

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Fireman's Park - PhotoOp

Fireman's Park - PhotoOp by VisitWa

Ph. 253.573.2523 Seemingly on the edge of the world, Fireman's Park provides expansive views of Commencement Bay, Mt. Rainier, and the Port of Tacoma. Fireman’s Park also features two public art installations. Marking its origins from the 1890’s, Fireman's Park takes its name from Engine House No. 6, built by the city in 1891 at the southern edge of the original park area. Featuring the world’s tallest totem pole that was carved in 1903 on commission by wealthy Tacoma businessmen Clear days offer great PhotoOps of 11th street bridge, Mt. Rainier, Port of Tacoma, and Commencement Bay.

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Lewis Army Museum - indoor and outdoor exhibits

Lewis Army Museum - indoor and outdoor exhibits by museumsWA

On display at the museum is an outstanding collection of weapons, uniforms, military memorabilia and art associated with Joint Base Lewis-McChord and the U.S. Army. It is housed in the historic former Red Shield Inn, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and can easily be seen from Interstate 5. It is the only certified U.S. Army museum on the West Coast. Admission is free, but donations are gladly accepted. Price: Free Duration – about 1 hour Hours: Wed – Sat 11 – 4 Closed on all Federal holidays Phone: 253.967.7206 The museum also features 2.5 acres of outdoor exhibits which include a UH-1 "Huey" Helicopter, various experimental vehicle prototypes and armored vehicles which saw action in World War II and more recent conflicts. Getting on Base to Visit the Museum: Visitors without military sticker must sign in at Main Gate and obtain a base pass. More info on base pass: http://www.lewis-mcchord.army.mil/des Gift shop ph: (253) 967-4523 Web site: http://www.fortlewi

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MaST Aquarium on Redondo Beach - PhotoOp

MaST Aquarium on Redondo Beach - PhotoOp by VisitWa

Phone:(206) 592-4000 Admission: Free Public hours: Saturday: 10am - 2pm Highline Community College's Marine Science and Technology Center (MaST) includes an aquarium containing approximately 3000 gallons of sea water in multiple tanks which display over 250 native Puget Sound species. A 38 foot Gray Whale skeleton is mounted in the entrance of the main facility. Visitors can experience an underwater view at Live Dive events hosted on the second Saturday of each month. An expert diver equipped with a full face mask for two way communication, and an HD camera with recording equipment does Live Dives on the second Saturday of each month at 11am and again at 1pm for a duration of approx 30 minutes. The real-time Live Dive is viewed on large screen monitors in the aquarium. PhotoOps of sea life, beach, and excellent sunset view

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Riverside Court Townhouses

Riverside Court Townhouses by VisitWa

Riverside Court Townhouses are the product of a comprehensive redevelopment of a former 1920’s auto repair garage and adjacent parking lot. There are seven of these upscale townhouses located on Spokane’s historic West Riverside Avenue. Designed to compliment the historic district’s unique architectural character and streetscape, the townhomes overlook a fountained courtyard with views across the tree-lined boulevard to the Spokane River. The urban courtyard is a shared public-private amenity. Posted by Nadine S., Spokane’s Homegrown Tourist

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Chamber of Commerce Building (Civic Bldg)/Philanthropy Center

Chamber of Commerce Building (Civic Bldg)/Philanthropy Center by VisitWa

In 1897 the newly formed Spokane Chamber of Commerce occupied a free office in City Hall and then a variety of spaces in other buildings in the city for the next 30 years. Under president Erik Johnston (best known as the head of the Motion Picture Assn. of America 1946-1963) a new office was built at 1020 Riverside Avenue. The building design includes distinctive Italianate columns. The interior has an open design. A large skylight – painted over during World War II – was restored, providing natural light for the main level. The ballroom is in a daylight basement that faces Main Avenue, with two banks of windows. Empire Health Foundation now owns and has renovated the building. It has been renamed the Philanthropy Center. Posted by Nadine S., Spokane’s Homegrown Tourist

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The Spokane Club Building

The Spokane Club Building by VisitWa

Like many of Spokane’s historic landmarks in the downtown core, the Spokane Club was built from the ashes of the Great Fire of 1889. In February of 1890, 20 prominent leaders founded the Spokane Club, modelled after historic gentleman’s clubs of England. Each of the men invested $500. In December of 1911, the clubhouse was dedicated and its opening was celebrated into the early morning hours at a gala attended by over 700 members and their guests. Later that same year, President Theodore Roosevelt would formally dedicate the Spokane Club. The Spokane Club building is considered one of the great architectural achievements of Kirtland Cutter, who also designed the Davenport Hotel. His name was synonymous with the Age of Elegance in Spokane. The building is an example of Georgian Revival architecture. Posted by Nadine S., Spokane’s Homegrown Tourist

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The Call and the Challenge  – Sculpture

The Call and the Challenge – Sculpture by VisitWa

The Call and the Challenge was erected by Ken Spiering in 1986 to commemorate Sacred Heart Medical Center's 100th year anniversary. The piece depicts Mother Joseph, a Sister of Providence, laying bricks. The artist, Ken Spiering, was born in Wyoming in 1950 and is a graduate from Gonzaga University. In 1856 Mother Joseph successfully led multiple missionaries to the Pacific Northwest Territories of the United States. She was instrumental in establishing 11 hospitals, five schools for Native American children, and two orphanages for children from all backgrounds. The model for the bronze man pushing the wheelbarrow is Harold Balazs, the artist behind some of Spokane's most remarkable sculptures. Spiering and his good friend collaborated on this project, Spiering the artist, while Balazs is the unexpected model. Posted by Nadine S., Spokane’s Homegrown Tourist

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Michael P. Anderson Memorial - Sculpture Walk

Michael P. Anderson Memorial - Sculpture Walk by VisitWa

This bronze sculpture honors Michael P. Anderson who gave his life exploring space. This Spokane resident perished along with six other heroes in the Columbia Space Shuttle Tragedy in 2003. Dorothy Fowler is the artist. She has been sculpting for over 20 years. She majored in art at San Jose State University, and studied art at Spokane Community College. Ms. Fowler's bronzes are contemporary studies of the human form that reflect her love of life, her love of children, and her gentle nature. She has exhibited her work for many shows, including the "Monac" Festival West Juried Art Show, The Gene Ball Fine Arts Gallery, Nordstrom's Gallery, and The Vintage Wheel Museum Fine Arts Gallery. Posted by Nadine S., Spokane’s Homegrown Tourist

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The Masonic Temple

The Masonic Temple by VisitWa

The Masonic Temple , completed in 1905, has been occupied by the Masonic order and several affiliated fraternal groups. In recent years the nonprofit Masonic Temple Association of Spokane rented its various ballrooms and meeting places to area groups and schools for events, proms and other celebrations. In 2013 Greg Newell, an Australian businessman, paid $1.1 million for the stately building. President Teddy Roosevelt helped break ground for the project. Architects Loren Rand and John K. Dow worked together on the Neoclassical Revival building, which was added onto an original Craftsman building. Some of the Craftsman touches are still seen inside. It shows the disciplined classicism tracing back to the Beaux Arts movement. The building is on local and national Registers of Historic Places Posted by Nadine S., Spokane’s Homegrown Tourist

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Monaghan Statue - part of Heritage Walk

Monaghan Statue - part of Heritage Walk by VisitWa

In the fall of 1906, a crowd of 10,000 gathered to witness the unveiling of the Monaghan Monument at Riverside and Monroe in Spokane. It was commissioned to honor John R. Monaghan, local hero of the hostilities of 1899 on the Samoan Islands. The inscription reads: "During the retreat of the allied forces from the deadly fire and overwhelming number of the savage foe, he alone stood the fearful onslaught and sacrificed his life defending a wounded comrade Lieutenant Philip V. Lansdale United States Navy. Born in Chewelah, Washington in 1873, Robert John Monaghan was one of the first students to attend Gonzaga University in 1887. Following an 1891 military academy examination, Monaghan became the first Washington State graduate from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland in 1895. Two battleships (destroyers) were named for him. Posted by Nadine S., Spokane’s Homegrown Tourist

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