I think it’s impossible for one to overstate the cultural and social impact Florence has had on the modern world. City of the Medici and birthplace of the Renaissance, this historic city is jam-packed full of priceless works of art, stunning architectural beauty, and a lively spirit that breaths life into the Italian city. From […]
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Breathtaking scenery, a wealth of flora and fauna, friendly locals as well as a rich and fascinating heritage – it’s easy to see why so many people have Iceland on their travel bucket lists. But while the area is famous for its geothermal pools (and with good reason), you’ll be pleased to learn that there’s
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Central London is always buzzing, seeing more than 20 million visitors a year. There is so much to see and do in London, but is there anything good that doesn’t cost an admission? The answer is YES! Here is our list of the 11 top FREE things to do in London. There is an overwhelming
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Situated in the southern half of Italy between Mt. Vesuvius and the Mediterranean sea, there is an endless amount of things to do in Naples, a city rich in history, beauty, and culture. For many, Naples is a slightly dirty, unsafe city, but I would dispel that image. Compared to other Italian cities like Florence,
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I was never a big cruise person, but the river cruise in Europe is something quite different. My first Paris cruise, from the city center to Normandy, was an amazing experience. I would highly recommend a river cruise to anyone looking for a unique way to see the beauty, history, and culture of Europe. Conflans-Sainte-Honorine
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Italy has been home to a myriad of people with diverse cultures. The country is also home to numerous stunning cities. Below are 10 of the most beautiful cities in Italy and their must-see attractions. 1. Rome Rome is a city that is proud of its ancient history. The Colosseum, St.Peter’s Basilica, Pantheon, and Vatican
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Paris is one of the primary cultural capital of the world, plain and simple, and no matter where you end up in this city and which landmark you decide to visit, you will enjoy your time. Having said that, you should also know that, considering just how much unrelenting beauty this city offers, you can
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Santorini Greece is the perfect getaway, especially for couples looking for a romantic vacation. This relatively small Greek island oasis is known for its whitewashed, cubiform houses that cling to cliffs above an underwater caldera (crater). They overlook the sea, small islands, and beaches made up of black, red and white lava pebbles. Here is
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Aix en Provence is a town that will struggle to let go of; it is a student city which is known for its chilled out attitude and way of life. All you need to do is wander down the cobble-stoned roads for an hour, and your heart will be captured. Mornings in Aix en Provence
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On the banks of the Moselle River lies Trier, the oldest city in Germany. The city was founded as a Roman colony in 16 B.C. by Emperor Augustus, and became the favored residence of several Roman emperors which was even sometimes called “Roma Secunda”, the second Rome. Nowhere else in Germany is the evidence of
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Visit Moldova – a small nation nestled between Romania and Ukraine – that’s rich in unspoiled countryside, beautiful wine tours and boasts an off-the-beaten-path charm. As European holiday destinations go, Moldova doesn’t top many lists, but it’s a hidden gem that everyone should see at least once. Here are just a few of the reasons
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Cork is considered by many locals to be the actual capital of Ireland. As such, it deserves plenty of time and attention, as there is so much to see and experience. However, as expected, not everyone has so much time. In case you only have a limited amount of time to spend in the county
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