The great pyramid of Mexico, entrance to the main pavillion |
The interior of the Mexican pavillion as seen when you first enter |
Many Mexican arts and crafts are for sale in el marcado |
Dining at the San Angel Inn |
La Grande Fiesta ride in Mexico |
La Hacienda de San Angel, one of Epcot's newest restaurants, is across the stree from the pyramid |
Norway - the Stave Church |
Another example of classic Norwegian architecture |
Norwegian Gardens |
Mural at the loading dock of Norway's "Maelstrom" ride |
Dragon gate marks the entrance to the China pavillion |
Traditional "Imperial" architecture is featured throughout the China pavillion |
Detail of the intricate detailing of the Chinese buildings |
A one-half sized replica of the Temple of the Sun from Beijing |
Inside the Temple of the Sun. This serves as the waiting area for the film "Wonders of China" |
A one-half scale replica of the famous terra cotta wariors found in Xian. |
Entering the main courtyard of Germany |
Close up of the St. George Fountain |
Sommerfest and entrance to the Biergarten |
Inside the Biergarten |
Looking back out into the courtyard from the Biergarten |
The very large garden railroad in Germany |
Dozens of Cuckoo and Black Forest Clocks in the Clock Shop |
The Weinachtshoppe - one of the only places in WDW to find quality imported ornaments |
The Piazza in Italy, modeled after St. Mark's Square |
The Poseidon Fountain |
One of the Via Napoli dining rooms |
Stromboli, Vesuvio, and Etna - the three wood burning ovens in Via Napoli |
The two great columns in the Piatzza |
The American Pavillion |
Gardens of America |
Marquee for "The American Adventure" - probably my favorite attraction in Epcot. |
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