Tag: historical-sites
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The Best Things to Do in Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro is a city of contradictions. It offers a vibrant nightlife, filled with dance clubs and overflowing bars, but it also offers serene, relaxing beaches. The best known neighborhood in Rio, or perhaps Brazil, Copacabana, is remembered for its party scene and the 1978 Barry Manilow song of the same title. In recent…
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8 of the Most Spectacular Places to Visit in Corfu, Greece
Located close to mainland Greece and Albania, Corfu boasts a pristine coastline, and unique rock formations. Beyond its natural wonders, a Corfu vacation wouldn’t be complete without visiting the island’s historic landmarks and religious structures. Fishing villages, sandy beaches, and a deeply rooted history are just a few reasons to visit. As one of the…
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Cody, Wyoming: Car-Free In The Wild West
With wide streets designed for horse-drawn carriages, Nite Rodeo, and authentic touches of the Old West everywhere you turn, Cody is more than a gateway town to Yellowstone. This Wyoming frontier town, founded by the legendary William “Buffalo Bill” Cody, offers visitors a surprisingly walkable, authentic western experience. Learn about the area’s wild history at…
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Manila and Beyond: 10 Cheap Destinations in the Philippines
For those traveling around Southeast Asia, you probably have Manila on your list of Philippine destinations to visit, but may also be worried about spending too much time and money looking for noteworthy places to see and photograph. Fortunately, there are many tourist spots that are easily accessible to those who are eager to explore…
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The Best Active Adventures in Curaçao
You don’t need to go all the way to Europe to get your fix of Dutch culture. The Caribbean island of Curaçao is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands that is just a four-hour nonstop flight from JFK. Though Dutch is the official language of the island, Papiamentu, a melting pot of…
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Nicaragua: Central America’s Next Tourist Destination
Tucked between the more developed Costa Rica and the lesser visited El Salvador and Honduras, Nicaragua is an up and coming Central American tourist destination, perfect for those looking to forego the inclusive resorts. It is a great option for the budget traveler who likes to save a few bucks without compromising the beauty, culture,…
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Active Adventures in Santa Fe, New Mexico
With its dramatic scenery, Santa Fe appeals to travelers seeking bold beauty. Art appreciators are attracted to this section of Northern New Mexico like bees to honey, thanks to a wealth of world-class museums and hundreds of galleries. For the outdoor adventurer, Santa Fe presents the ultimate getaway. You can cycle and ski all morning…
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Peru: Best Adventures in the Inca Heartland
If Peru’s Inca Heartland isn’t on your vacation radar, it’s time to get acquainted. Trekking the Inca Trail tops many bucket lists but there are numerous unforgettable experiences to be had in this stunningly beautiful part of Peru. The great Inca citadel of Machu Picchu and the sky-high altitude will literally take your breath. You’ll…
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Cruise Scotland: Scenery, Wildlife and Whisky
Windstar Cruises are known for their intimate yacht-style voyages to small ports and hidden harbors. Its sailing yachts carry just 148 to 310 guests to some 50 nations, calling at 100 ports throughout Europe, the South Pacific, the Caribbean and Central America. Guest satisfaction and minimizing the impact on the environment are top priorities. Scenic…
