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Seville, Spain, is one of the most attractive cities in Europe. It has many elegant buildings, and is extremely atmospheric. Its cathedral is the third-largest in the world, and dominates the entire city. There is a range of accommodation, but it is worth experiencing the Casas de la Juderia, located in the Callejon de Dos Hermanos in the Santa Cruz district. Seville has a range of cafes and restaurants, but the best snack lunch is available at El Duque on Plaza de la Victoria.
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The largest town in the South Tyneside, England, area is Gateshead, close to Newcastle. Other towns include Felling, Hebburn and Jarrow. It is worth escaping the towns and visiting the countryside. There is dramatic scenery in the Derwent Walk country park, which is reached from the village of Swalwell. A key new attraction in South Tyneside is Antony Gormley's sculpture 'Angel of the North,' situated beside the Durham Road four miles south of Gateshead town centre.
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It is surprising that more Britons do not take advantage of the excellent value for money offered by package holidays. These holidays provide inexpensive travel to destinations that would not otherwise really exist at all. Tourism generally benefits local economies, and is not as environmentally damaging as some observers believe. Mass travel may have some drawbacks, but is generally an industry which is ideally adapted to the demands of the 21st century.
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