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Observers say that the Abu Dhabi tourism is now one of the best in the world capital of tourism services, in addition to the attention of governments who want to make the emirate a world tourist destination, Emirates news agency (WAM) reported (22 / 8).
Elias Sarkis, Director General of Abu Dhabi Sands Hotel Abu Dhabi said that currently experiencing a real resurgence in tourism.
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Promotional campaigns conducted abroad by the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority contributed to the decline in price of hotel rooms in the emirate as a result of sustained growth in an increasing number of visitors.
Seeing the growth of the tourism sector in Abu Dhabi, owner of the company's Sands Hotel, Pearl Azur has allocated about 50 million dirhams to renovate the entire hotel in two phases to balance urban development and tourism that took place in Abu Dhabi.
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Now the capital of United Arab Emirates (UAE) was developed into the city shopping world and its government tried to make it as a haven for travelers who like to shop.
To achieve this proficiency level, the UAE government to make policy as well as a maknet to attract shopping enthusiast from around the world. Maknet is zero tax policy (tax free) for various types of goods. That way the prices of products offered will be less expensive when compared with prices in Singapore or Australia.
In an effort to make this city as a shopping center of the world, local government also built a number of locations or shopping malls with very modern architecture. At the mall, the buyer also must be smart to bid if you do not want to get marked up prices. However, if at the mall, in general implement the price is not far from the basic price. However, in traditional markets, can offer up to 50 percent of the price that was opened first by the seller.
In addition to the Mediyat, there is also a mall located in the reforestation project along the waterfront, the Corniche. Marina Mall provides a full range of products the world of luxury and unique local products. Blend was incorporated in the design of semi-modern mall with a tent roof design that makes the center of the mall seem broad and high.
Mall with modern designs also appeared in the Abu Dhabi Mall is located in the eastern part of downtown, near the Beach Rotana Hotel and Le Meridien Hotel. For some time longer, the city will have two major malls, namely, Khalidiya Mall and Al Raha Beach Mall. Procurement of the shopping center all in an effort to make this city as a shopping destination of world travelers.
In addition to shopping centers, there are also shops for souvenir shopping and daily necessities along Khalifa and Hamdan Street. Price range of products here even much cheaper. Various products Middle East countries and other countries are offered at affordable prices.
In general, local people are very fond of perfume. This includes the most popular items among the products of clothing, jewelry, and others. Therefore, quite naturally when at various stores or shopping center there provides a variety of world famous perfume.
"Here, we sell a range of perfumes. There are stores selling typical local Arabic perfumes, there are also stores that mix your own perfume with a mix of local and French perfume. We also have a special perfume shops selling famous brand, "said Salim, a seller of products perfume at Marina Mall.
The visitors can shop in the morning starting at 9:00 to 15:30 (local time). At-16:00 to 18:00, closed shops. All new shopping places reopen around 18:00 until 23:00 and even some are serving customers until 24.00. "All visitors, including a woman can walk the streets at night without feeling anxious. You see, the crime rate here is very low, "said the Marketing Division of the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority, Saoud Salem Al Neyadi.
Some traditional markets also complement the needs of residents and visitors for food ingredients. For example, near the port area of Al Meena Street, there is a market of vegetables and fruits. There are also warehouses and housewares merchant wholesales dates. In fact, there are also special markets of Iran and craft products. In this market we can get the bed sheets, carpets, and pottery typical of Iran. Afghan carpets market is also located in Meena's path.
Before burning, there is a traditional market with small shops at Al Ittihad Square. However, currently being built again for hundreds of Islamic style small shops that will sell many products such as various kinds of spices, aromatic products, fabrics, garments, gold, silver, souvenirs, household supplies, and electronic products.
The country is also famous for its good quality gold products. Average jewelry and products is 22-24 carat gold. Arab society is like gold jewelry, especially the women. Therefore, no wonder if there is some special place for gold jewelry sales center, such as the Gold Center in downtown Abu Dhabi and also along Hamdan Street and a few shops in Jalan Khalifa.
Who does not know Abu Dhabi, capital of Bahrain are famous with many attractive tourist destination.
Travel lovers certainly agree mendapuk Abu Dhabi as one of the world's top tourism destination for presenting tours that take up the attention.
"Abu Dhabi is one of the world's top tourism destination because of the large tourism infrastructure and tourism in the area of services," an expert on tourism uajr Monday (8/22/2011) as reported by the Times Of India.
Elias Sarkis, general manager of Abu Dhabi Sands Hotel, said the emirate of Abu Dhabi is experiencing explosive increase in the tourism sector which suggests that efforts are being made to make Abu Dhabi a major tourist destination, especially in the field of international conferences, entertainment and shopping.
Sarkis also noted that Abu Dhabi is often menggela sports and arts events that have had great success at the regional and international levels. Proof of the validity of Formula One and MotoGP perheltaan setiat held annually in this oil-rich country.
Sarkis hopes that hotel occupancy will increase in coming months.
Wikipedia writes Abu Dhabi is the second most expensive city for foreign employees in the country, and the most expensive city to-50 in the world.
While the media leading Fortune and CNN said that Abu Dhabi is home to 1 million people it is the richest city in the world.
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There are really lots of places to go in Abu Dhabi. Also, there are many tourist attractions that are just waiting to be seen by tourists. As you travel to get inside the city of Abu Dhabi, your eyes will feast with lots of nice things on the road. And I am sure you would not be able to miss the buildings, lots of huge nice buildings.ReplyDelete
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There are already lots of buildings, huge buildings, all over Abu Dhabi and they are still building more of it. I wonder how much more free land space they still have.ReplyDelete
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Japanese shamrock: Mitsuba, 154 Parnell Street, Dublin 1. Tel: (01) 814-6999
Mitsuba had only just opened its doors when she visited, but Lucinda O'Sullivan encountered a warm welcome, superb service, a huge choice, great value, and, most importantly, food to die for
We are not, it seems, the only ones with a shamrock. The Japanese have one too, called mitsuba. However, they make better use of it than us Paddies, who only drown it. Known also as Japanese wild parsley, honeywort, san ip and san ye qin, its flavour is refreshing, with a celery-like taste, the menu at the new Mitsuba Japanese restaurant in Parnell Street tells us. They use it in salads, and to garnish soups and sushi, describing it as a three-leaf clover -- so get out on Paddy's Day and not only display your shamrock, but give it a bite, too.
Parnell Street is euphemistically described as the Chinese and ethnic restaurant quarter in Dublin. There aren't many there I would go out of my way to visit, but Mitsuba would most definitely be one I would.
It looks simple enough from the outside, with its flashing neon and rotating illuminated pictures of Japanese food in the window, like the laminated dessert pictures you sometimes see in Chinese restaurants. On departure, I was fascinated by a very arty picture of tempura prawns complete with fans of tempura vegetables, and I said to my friend, Rena, "That is exactly what we got on our plate, and it was stunning."
Mitsuba was only open a few days and, as I stepped through the door, I was greeted immediately by three very welcoming Japanese girls in kimono-style outfits. The waiters were also in black and red kimono-style wrap outfits, while the chefs wore white with red headscarves. The restaurant is long and narrow, and I was ushered to the rear where there is also a teppanyaki table. This is the venture of Leo Bofete, a smiling chap, previously the teppanyaki chef at Wong's Restaurant in Castleknock, and also at Teppanyaki in Rathmines. Bofete wanted to create his own Japanese restaurant serving authentic Japanese food. The head waiter was formerly in the Herbert Park Hotel and service was tip-top.
There is a large sushi menu with makimono, mat-rolled sushi; temaki -- hand-rolled; and nigiri -- fish laid on top of the rice. All are freshly made to order -- scallops, crabstick, squid, eel, flying fish egg, Japanese omelette; it goes on. The teppanyaki table was in full swing with Russian and Japanese diners. Prices run from €14 for hibachi eel fillet through rack of lamb, and salmon, to filet mignon at €25.20. They also have combinations of land and sea, splash and meadow and so on; they are slightly more expensive. Teppanyaki prices include miso, rice, vegetables, and green tea.
There is a huge choice. I wanted to try something different and, between us, eschewing salmon head from the shioyaki -- salt grill -- section, we ordered ebi shioyaki king tiger prawns (€10.50); Agedashi tofu (€5.50); gyoza chicken dumplings (€6.50); spicy seafood ramen (€12.95) and yakisoba (€10.50). Ebi shioyaki were big, crunchy, lightly battered prawns standing proud, shielded by an erect, battered-courgette fan -- stunning. Gyoza dumplings proved to be a quintet of symmetrical segment-shaped 'dumplings' artfully seared on one side, plain on the other. We dunked them in a little bowl of chilli soy sauce and they were delicious. Agedashi tofu was four whisper-light cubes of deep-fried tofu sitting in a light broth in a heated iron dish. As we ooohed and aaahed, a big, black casserole arrived with our spicy seafood ramen, filled with salmon fillets, squid, prawns, seaweed, greenery, noodles, and some unfamiliar-looking, but delicious, things. The yakisoba -- stir-fried egg noodles tossed with baby corn, seaweed and chicken -- was equally tasty.
With a glass each of Babington Brook Shiraz (€9.98) bringing our bill with optional service to €59, we felt we had the steal of the century. It's a long time since I've said I'm going to work my way through any menu, but I can't wait to go back.
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November 12, 2003
In the coming months, Democrats will argue repeatedly that economic expansion cannot continue unless federal budget deficits are reduced sharply, says Bruce Bartlett.
This will give them a much more politically palatable way of attacking Republican tax cuts than by calling them a give-away to the rich. Now, raising taxes can be portrayed as fiscal responsibility instead of class warfare, explains Bartlett.
Further contributing to the new Democratic line are two factors.
- Interest rates are going to rise sharply in coming months as businesses borrow for expansion, prices begin rising from low recessionary levels, and the rate of return to capital goes up.
- The Federal Reserve may also be forced to raise short-term rates --something liberals will strongly encourage in order to slow the economy and make deficits more politically potent.
- Howard Dean's decision to forgo matching funds probably means that whomever gets the Democratic presidential nomination will do the same thing.
- This means that the Democratic candidate will have to expand his fundraising base beyond Hollywood and labor unions.
- He must appeal to Wall Street and the business community in order to raise enough campaign money; deficit reduction will be attractive to this audience.
If this plan is successful, it could lead Republicans into the trap of doing some kind of major deficit reduction before the election. But to be meaningful, such a package would have to include tax increases and cuts in Medicare, especially if defense is off the table. This will open the door for Democrats to scare seniors and demoralize the Republican base, as George H.W. Bush's 1990 budget deal did, which lead to the election of Bill Clinton in 1992, says Bartlett.
Source: Bruce Bartlett, "Deficit Politics," National Center for Policy Analysis, November 11, 2003.
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After a courageous 10 year fight battling Carcinoid Cancer, Sunny Carney, of Plum, passed peacefully on Saturday, November 3. She was married to her devoted husband, Mark; and was a loving mother to Austen, Logan and Nolan; daughter of Patricia Jennings and the late James J. Jennings; daughter-in-law of Dale and Dottie Carney; sister of Judy Phillips (Ray Jr.), Lynn Pesta (Teddy), Michael Jennings (Vicki Lynn), James Jennings (Sue), Joseph Jennings (Elizabeth), Sheila Fortes (Jim); sister-in-law of Craig Carney (Julia). She is also survived by numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews, and was a true friend and inspiration to many.
In addition to being an inspiration to family and friends Sunny inspired carcinoid cancer patients across the globe through her blog, and then her book "The Sunny Side of Cancer. She spoke at numerous cancer events locally sharing stories of her journey which led her from Basel, Switzerland to all of the top Carcinoid Cancer specialists here in the states. She was an advocate for better diagnosis of the disease and for insurance coverage of treatments. She fought with grace and dignity, never letting the pain inside challenge her faith or diminish her love for life.
Memorials may be made to "Carney Family Fund", c/o S&T Bank, 2190 Hulton Road, Verona, PA 15147.
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A mother of three boys, a daughter, the baby sister to a large family, an aunt, a godmother to several, a trusted friend, an outreach volunteer, a business owner and my wife. Sunny Carney lives up to her name every time someone speaks to her; she is beautiful both in and out. She has been my biggest motivator, my rock and my inspiration in tough times, my biggest fan in good times, and most importantly my best friend. Told 14 years ago that having children may not be part of our future because of ovarian cancer, she kept the faith, and is a wonderful mother to our three sons- Austen, Logan, and Nolan. She is always ensuring that they know the Lord, love of life, kindness to others, hard work, and occasionally when to "shape up".
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I originally proposed the idea when looking at possible responses to the Changing Minds campaign. I had adjudicated in a public speaking competition held between second level schools, sponsored by the Mental Health Association of Ireland. This is a remarkably successful competition, and has been acknowledged by the World Health Organization as an international model for informing and changing negative opinions on mental health. A public speaking rather than debate format was adopted, in order to avoid the polarisation on mental health topics. This model is seen as a key to the project's success. Topics selected by local organisers are sent in advance to each team, who then prepare a public speaking presentation for delivery against the rival team. The competition has become the principal public speaking event in Irish schools. Hoping to build on this, I proposed that a similar competition could be run between Irish medical schools.
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We are a family of 4 with two teenagers (15-boy, 17-girl). We are planning a trip to Sicily for 9 days and are a bit conflicted about what to see and do. Will be flying into Palermo and departing from Catania (most likely). The must-see's on our list include: Palermo, Cefalu, Lipari, Etna, and a small town on the west side of Mt. Etna that my husband's family is from. Our 15 year old would rather hike, bike, and swim than see historical sights/ruins, and my daughter, while interested in the local culture, wants a "beach" vacation. Any suggestions on balancing sightseeing/history/culture with active outdoor activities and relaxing on the beach? On our last trip to Italy, we had spent 6 days in Rome, 3 in Positano, and 1 in Naples and the kids felt that it was too much touring/running around - we saw a lot, but I agree, it was too hectic and busy-definitely not a "vacation". They want to do something more low key. We are definitely more "outdoorsy" than museum people and want to get a feel for the local culture and enjoy good food.
Our first pass at the itinerary had us spending 2 nights in Palermo, 1 in Cefalu, 3 in Lipari, and 3 near Mt. Etna. But the more I think about it, I'm not sure I want to spend more than a day in Palermo. So second pass: 3 nights in Cefalu (day 1-2 in Cefalu recovering from overseas travel, day 3 hire guide/driver to take us to Palermo for the day), 3 nights in Lipari (2 full days exploring the island, light hiking, snorkeling) and 3 nights in Etna (Trip up Mt Etna one day, one day visiting Taormina, ruins, beach or another hike). Any thoughts? Is there somewhere else other than Cefalu? Would you go to Taormina or do something else on the last day in the Mt. Etna area? Any suggestions of hotels/b&b's and tour companies that would pick us up in Cefalu and take us around Palermo? What are the must sees in Palermo if only one day.
Or, would you change the trip completely and visit the other side of Sicily?
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We are a family of 4 with two teenagers (15-boy, 17-girl). We are planning a trip to Sicily for 9 days and are a bit conflicted about what to see and do. Will be flying into Palermo and departing from Catania (most likely). The must-see's on our list include: Palermo, Cefalu, Lipari, Etna, and a small town on the west side of Mt. Etna that my husband's family is from. Our 15 year old would rather hike, bike, and swim than see historical sights/ruins, and my daughter, while interested in the local culture, wants a "beach" vacation. Any suggestions on balancing sightseeing/history/culture with active outdoor activities and relaxing on the beach? On our last trip to Italy, we had spent 6 days in Rome, 3 in Positano, and 1 in Naples and the kids felt that it was too much touring/running around - we saw a lot, but I agree, it was too hectic and busy-definitely not a "vacation". They want to do something more low key. We are definitely more "outdoorsy" than museum people and want to get a feel for the local culture and enjoy good food.
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Who is it in the family who wants to do cultural sightseeing? If the answer is "not any of us very strongly, we just feel we should" -- then I would definitely skip plan 1, and give strong consideration to heading to the other side of Sicily, nearer to the family ancestral home, and focusing on that, and enjoying the seaside there.
It is hard to give advice about Taormina. The "jewel" for most people is the Greek theater, and it is so small and easily seen, your children would have had to have been traumatized very severely from previous sightseeing excursions to object to a 30 minute visit. The biggest downside for many many people regarding Taormina is that it is jammed with tourists -- really really jammed -- and the town is pretty much given over to hokey tourist shops and low-quality eateries.
That said, a lot of kids really don't mind that, and some even like finding their fellow English-speaking country-teens abroad, plus they like cheap souvenir shopping. Depends on who your family is.
But if I were looking for a great beach spot on that side to substitute for Cefalu, then I would go to the TripAdvisor forum for Sicily and consult with the native Sicilian posters who contribute there, in particular "Vagabonda." She can probably help you find just the right spot for your family. She can probably also give you a preview of what your family's ancestral home town is like and whether there are things nearby for your teens to enjoy.
Overall, I would say that people who visit ancestral small towns in Italy are often surprised by how very much they loved the experience, even if they no longer have family there. I would make sure to budget time for that. Even if you arrive and think it's boring, there is always something nearby in Sicily you can go visit, or zip back to the hotel for a swim in the pool or in the sea.
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Let me start with a bit of truth in advertising: My interests don't mesh very well with those of your family -- viva la difference! That said, because our interests are so different, my comments might actually be of use, sort of like seeing "black" helps see "white."
Palermo is dynamic and energetic and I loved it! So your inclination to stay, instead, in Cefalu might suit your needs best. No need to hire a driver if you want to visit Palermo -- public transportation should provide a very easy alternative. Whether you decide to hire a guide would, I think, depend on what you want to see. You don't NEED a guide for Palermo; if you have specific interests and / or your time is limited, you might WANT to hire one.
I can't offer a suggestion as to where to stay for your time near Etna, except to say that Taormina might not suit your interests -- the views it offers are stunning, but during the day, it can be shoulder-to-shoulder time with other tourists.
OTOH, if you want to go near the top of Mt. Etna, you might want to be in a place that gives you easy access to an early morning group tour, as getting to the top can require a combination of bus, train, bus again, cablecar, humongous ATV or tank-like thing, etc. -- and all of the transfers are simple for those with a group, and much more complicated for those traveling on their own. (I took an all-day tour of Mt. Etna that started and ended in Taormina, and that was, in fact, my reason for staying in Taormina. I enjoyed the tour very much, even though I generally prefer to visit things on my own. I believe you can also join such tours from Catania....) Also consider a tour that stops at the Gole Alcantara. That would take a bit of walking on stairs, but OMG, it is a striking place to see fractured basalt (which isn't all that common, as I understand it).
Whether you take such a tour or go on your own be prepared very, VERY cold temperatures and strong winds at the top. I brought along several very lightweight layers, earmuffs, silk gloves, and protective eye-wear, and I was envied by all in my group.
As for what to see in Palermo: The cathedral in Monreale, just outside of Palermo, was the absolute highlight of my time in Sicily -- and one of my all-time travel highlights. YMMV. Beyond that, IMO, only you and your family can decide. Your options range from over-the-top Baroque architecture to extraordinary combinations of Norman, Arab and Byzantine design; the boisterous and accessible-to-all spectacle of puppet theater to the refinement of Palermo's Opera House; the sights and smells of walking through Palermo's markets through the opportunities to savor a beverage with a view of a delightful fountain or edifice.
You will have to make some difficult choices, but I'm sure that if you engage the other members of your family in considering and deciding upon your plans, you should have a great trip.
Hope that helps!
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I´m planning a trip to Sicily in September with my fianceé ( 06- 23th September) and would like to know if you could help me with the Itinerary. It would be our first time in Sicily.We like history, diving, beaches outdoor actvities and good food, that's why we have chosen Sicily. We don't want to do the trip always in a hurry and would like to rest in some places like Taormina and Aeolian.
There are so many interesting places to visit in Sicily, so it's is difficult to decide
I´m planning to hire a car.
06 arrival in Catania
07 go to Taormina ( 3 nights)
08 Taormina + Etna + region
09 Taormina + Etna + region
10 Taormina > Val di Noto, Siracusa, Avola ( 2 nights)
11 Val di Noto, Siracusa, Avola
12 Val di Noto, Siracusa, Avola > go to Aeolian islands ( 4 nigths)
13 Aeolian islands
14 Aeolian islands
15 Aeolian islands
16 Aeolian islands > go to Palermo (1 night)
17 Ustica (diving) 2 nights
18 Ustica (diving)
19 Ustica > back to Palermo
20 Palermo + corleone (night in Palermo)
21 Palermo + Mondello + Zingaro
22 Zingaro
23 flight from Palermo to Rome
24 Rome, flight back
I would like some advice regarding car hire, diving in Ustica, time spent in each place( if it´s ok or if it is too hurry), if it is worth going to the southeast (Val di Noto, Siracusa, Avola) or stay more time in Palermo and region.
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rntrrr It is better if you start your own thread, then you will get answers tailored to your own needs.
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spent 4 nites in lipari last may - loved it! so easy to get from island to island. diving in the area would be get. renting a 4 wheeler to explore was one of our highlights. if you are not interested in seeing amphitheater, would skip taomina - totally tourist/cruise ship haven. syracusa was perhaps our favorite.
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hi rntnrr,
I know that you've rightly been advised to start your own thread, but wouldn't it make more sense to go to Syracuse/Ortygia first, then Taormina and then the islands??
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Selinunte is right by the sea, From it you can see beaches. It might be a way of combining two different activities in one day.
You might be interested in my trip report, minus the medical section, as we had a foreshortened trip of 9 days in Sicily; click on my name to find it.
Here are the pictures from the trip:
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Thank you to all who replied. Another question: would you rather go to Palermo or to Syracuse if you had to pick one?
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Toledodd: where did you stay in Lipari, and would you recommend?
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For the short time we were there, I found Palermo, as a city, more interesting than Syracuse, But we were staying outside Syracuse, visiting the sights and museum, so had no real sense of the city, whereas we walked around the old part of Palermo (and the newer one to pick up a car).
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Palermo and Siracusa are so different that I think it would really depend on your interests.
Palermo is dynamic, energetic, and lively. It is filled with architectural gems of various styles, most notably (perhaps) its stunning examples of Norman-Arab-Byzantine work, but also some over-the-top Rococo chapels and a smattering of memorable buildings of various other vintages. Monreale's magnificent cathedral with cloisters, perhaps Sicily's single most awesome site, is basically in a "suburb" of Palermo, just a 1/2 hour or so by an easy bus ride. From Palermo, you could take reasonably easy day trips to Cefalu (another cathedral and beaches), Erice (views), and Segesta (incomplete Greek temple and -- if it's open -- a spectacularly situated Greek theater) and maybe Selinunte (another more extensive set of Greek temples and ruins).
Siracusa -- or more precisely, Ortygia -- is a glorious city with its own masterpieces (though not of the Norman-Arab-Byzantine era) and a much more quiet aura -- at least when I was in Sicily (2007). Siracusa has it's own Greek theater -- with less spectacular views, but with a few other ancient Roman and Greek sites. Siracusa's cathedral, with its Baroque facade, houses an awesome array of columns from ancient times, among other treasures. Syracusa lays claim to a Caravaggio, the only living papyrus in Europe (IIRC), and an ancient ritual Jewish bath. Day trips from Siracusa could include Noto or one or more of the other "Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto," Catania, maybe Taormina (which can literally be shoulder-to-shoulder tourists during daytimes), maybe Mt. Etna.
Neither would give you easy access to the stunning mosaics of the Villa Romana del Casale or the awesome Greek temples of Agrigento.
Hope that helps!
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Wooden floor must be treated/reinforced before the resin is installed. Timber floors should be minimum 25 mm thick tongue and grooved marine plywood mechanically fixed with counter sunk screws at minimum 10 cm centres. Further actions are taken to reinforce and treat the joints. Only polyurethane resins are recommended on top of wooden floors.
Note! We can minimise the risk of substrate movement whether dynamic or thermal, but cannot guarantee the system will not crack on timber substrates.
We'll slightly abrade the surface and a seal coat is reapplied. The floor will looks new after being recoated.
Yes, it can. There are special underlay products applied before the resin is poured. The acoustic resin system is perfect for residential and commercial units.
Yes. The warranty period is different for each resin system applied. Please contact us for more information. (link to contact us page)
Resin floors are seamless and perfectly smooth. This makes them highly hygienic and extremely easy to clean and maintain. In residential houses you can clean the resin in the same way as you would clean any hard floor: with a soft broom or light vacuum, or by mop and bucket with mild detergent diluted in water, then rinse with clean water.
The average lead time is 2 - 4 weeks.
Considering the specific installation process, we prefer not to quote this type of flooring per square meter as this could be very misleading. We can offer a price per whole project, based on the resin system required, floor size and floor plan. The bigger the size of the floor, the cheaper it is per square meter as you save on labor cost when having a bigger project.
As a guide, please see some price estimates for up to 100 m2 floors in residential houses below:
ü Single colour resin floor/flame effect: £80/m2 - £300/m2. Minimum order value £1,656 ex VAT
ü 3D resin floor: £120/m2 - £520/m2. Minimum order value £1,945 ex VAT
Prices for industrial and commercial projects can vary depending on the resin system required and project size. Prices can start from as little as £18/m2.
For a free estimate go to Quote request page.
We are happy to send samples of the required resin finish by post. For small projects the samples are sent only after the client has seen the standard price for the resin floor system based on the floor size and floor plan.
At 3D Royal Floors we work with RAL colour charts. There are over 150 RAL colours available for residential projects. Please choose a colour code from here.
For flame effect resin floor, also called polished concrete effect, there is a large palette of combined colours to choose from. You can choose your flame effect shade from here.
There is no minimum or maximum project size for us. We will apply resin on any floor/wall size.
You can book a site survey by sending an email with your available dates, or by calling on +44 208 286 9377.
The site survey is free of charge. It offers you the opportunity to ask the specialist specific project details, also to see and touch resin samples with various resin finishes.
Note! For residential projects and other small projects we can arrange site surveys only after the client has seen the standard price for the required resin system based on the size and plan of your floor.
You can contact us to place an order by email or by calling the office number. The order is considered to be placed once the deposit payment is cleared. Then we can book the start date for the resin installation.
We accept payments by electronic bank transfer, cheque or Paypal. Call us for details.


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Orange and coffee flavors go well together. Adding them to a smoothie makes for a delicious smoothie with a small caffeinated kick.
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- 1 teaspoon honey
- 1/2 teaspoon coffee flavored cappuccino double mocha powder (or similar powdered coffee)
- 1/2 cup cold water
- 1 teaspoon creamer, (if you like, use the flavor amaretto international delight)
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