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Day Trips from Athens that Will Make You Want To Return to Greece
After two days of exploring Athens with its Acropolis, Lycabettus Hill, Plaka, Syntagma, the Archeology Museum and the many ruins of ancient buildings, most people start wondering what would be the best day trips from Athens. If you are one of them, I have some...
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A Detailed Travel Guide To Algarve, Portugal
Algarve, Portugal, is arguably the best beach vacation destination in Europe. If you leave aside Greece and the islands, there aren't too many places in Europe where you can enjoy a mild, warm climate even in the winter. While the Atlantic Ocean is too cold to be...
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How to Visit Peles, the Most Amazing Castle in Sinaia, Romania
If I were to tell you that Peles Castle in Sinaia, Romania, is one of the first buildings to feature central heating and air conditioning in the world, wouldn't you want to visit it? Built between 1873 and 1914, Peles Castle is one of the best preserved and the most...
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Things To Do in Athens, Greece, in Two Days
There are so many things to do in Athens, Greece, that you won't be able to cover everything in one day. Athens is a wealth of culture and civilization, a city full of vestiges, but also modern in an original way. As visiting the Acropolis is one of the main...
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Montparnasse Tower – The Best View of the Eiffel Tower in Paris
Montparnasse Tower is probably the most underrated panorama opportunity in Paris. Most first time Paris visitors flock toward Eiffel Tower or Montmartre, not realizing that they miss a great chance to see the City of Light from above without having to put up with the...
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Jardin Majorelle Marrakech – Beautiful in Blue
Before getting to Marrakech this spring, I've never heard about Jardin Majorelle, blue Majorelle, or anything else related to the home of Yves Saint Laurent in the city of Marrakech. Now I'm happy I had the opportunity to see this wonderful place where nature meets...
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Things To See in Istanbul that Will Make You Fall in Love – A 3-Day Itinerary
What if one told you that you only had 3 days in Istanbul? How would you do your planning to see as much as possible? Would you take several guided tours or you'd put together a list and visit everything in your own, self-guided tour through the city? Whatever your...
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Best Walking Shoes for Travel
The best walking shoes for travel should be both classy and comfortable. You want to be able to walk for many hours in a row without feeling the tiredness and without getting the dreaded blisters that can ruin your trip. At the same time, the best walking shoes for...
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Sagres Portugal, the Westernmost Edge of Algarve
If you are a party animal, you won't like Sagres Portugal, as it has nothing to do with the lively nightlife of other resorts in the Algarve. If, on the contrary, what you want from an Algarve vacation is to relax and to enjoy nature at its best, Sagres Portugal will...
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The Saadian Tombs in the Kasbah of Marrakech
As weird as it may seem, I enjoy visiting graveyards. While planning my trip and researching the best things to see in Marrakech, I came across the Saadian Tombs. The next move was to add this landmark to my bucket list. It was one of my best decisions in regard to...
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10 Cool Things To Do in Marrakech (+ Some Myths Busted)
Many people think about Marrakech holidays with desert tours and Berber adventures in mind. I went there with the same thought that I'd be able to take photos of impressive sand dunes, starry skies and camel caravans. Such things aren't possible when you have only one...
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Les Passages Couverts – How To See the Best of Paris in One Day
Les Passages Couverts Paris - these magic words will offer you a delightful self-guided tour of Paris. The covered passages of Paris are nothing else but the shopping malls and galleries of the 18th century, created by the rich people to make shopping more convenient....
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