1/1-13 University Ave, Canberra 11am: Sculpture at the National Gallery of Australia By all means, take a quick tour of the gallery itself (the works by Pollock, Bacon and Hockney are stellar, and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art collection is, understandably, the best in the world), but save some time for the secluded sculpture garden, which most visitors skip over.
The house is secluded in a bird-filled garden near the water's edge, with its own pier and boat, a 150m stroll from tiny Salvador Moreira beach.
I found my own personal Eden in the Laguna de la Cocha, a secluded lake outside the far southern town of Pasto, surrounded by flower-filled meadows and forested mountains, and with a Swiss-style wooden lodge where I ate delicious trout before being rowed out to the island of Corota.
Concerns about the ethics of travelling to North Korea and contributing to the economy of authoritarian regime have been raised, but those who defend the industry say that any interaction with otherwise secluded citizens can only be positive.
Mr Meciar spends much of his time secluded in an opulent spa-town estate.
FOR most of last Sunday John Howard, Australia's prime minister, stayed secluded in his official residence in Sydney, ignoring calls from the media to come out and talk.
Secluded in front of his customary bank of televisions, on a rare day off in his Virginia mansion, the prince watched the World Trade Centre being attacked.
"Exporters are better" was the crisp verdict of a recent review of the data.Countries like India and Brazil were, after all, once secluded backwaters fenced off by high tariffs.
Under a centuries-old custom, upper-class women were first secluded in their father's home, then shut away in their husband's.
The distance from Windsor to Brighton is a little more than 60 miles.ESPARTERO, THE REGENT OF SPAIN. Since the arrival of this illustrious exile in this country, he has resided at Mivart's hotel, living retired and secluded.
He spent most of last year secluded at his vast estate in Morocco, convalescing from a serious but unnamed disease.
