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Explore the Historic Dublin Castle: A Must-Visit Landmark

If you are walking up Dame Street from Trinity College to Christ Church Cathedral, you will pass Dublin Castle on your left, and likely miss it. Though it is one of the top sights of Dublin, it is somewhat hidden and is not a castle in the traditional sense. Nonetheless, this historic site, once the seat of British power in Ireland, should be included in every visitor’s agenda.

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Exploring Modern Paris: A Context Travel Walking Tour Review

When I was invited byContext Travelto join a walking tour exploring how the layout of Paris was transformed in the 19th century by city planner Baron Georges Eugène Haussmann, I gladly accepted. I wanted to get a better understanding of the profound urban transformation that Paris underwent—but more importantly, learn more about the social and political forces behind these changes.

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Gadsby’s Tavern Review: A Historic Dining Experience in Alexandria

Gadsby’s Tavern in Old Town Alexandria is an Early American-style restaurant and a museum showcasing 18th-century antiques. The buildings are renowned for their exquisite Georgian architecture, preserved to reflect a colonial appearance. Named after Englishman John Gadsby, the tavern was the center of Alexandria’s economic, political, and social life from 1796 until 1808. Notable figures such as George and Martha Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams utilized the tavern as temporary quarters during the 18th century.

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8 Best Museums to Explore in Hamburg

Hamburg is home to some of the best museums in Germany. From modern art and maritime history to exotic exhibitions at the Spice Museum, Hamburg offers a wealth of cultural experiences that engage and enlighten visitors. If you are in town during spring, consider experiencing the Long Night of Museums, when art galleries, museums, and cultural institutions remain open late and host various special events.

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Best Disney World Rides and Attractions for Older Kids

If your big kid has outgrown the gentle curves of the Tomorrowland Speedway and is skipping Dumbo in favor of the thrills of Pirates of the Caribbean, it might be time to explore some of Disney’s more thrilling attractions. Disney World offers an array of rides that promise excitement and adventure, perfect for older kids. However, it’s important to transition gradually from classic rides to more thrilling ones, as rushing into high-speed attractions can sometimes be daunting for young adventurers.

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Essential Guide to Visiting Disneyland with a Wheelchair or Scooter

When a knee injury rendered me temporarily unable to walk around Disneyland all day long, it was a good reason to research the issues and options available to any Disneyland visitor who has a mobility challenge. Much of the information on this topic is available within discussion boards of Disneyland fan sites. However, not all of it is accurate, and some may be outdated.

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Explore the Scenic Tweed Valley

Tweed Valley, located in the stunning Northern Rivers region of tropical New South Wales, remains largely undiscovered by many tourists. This hidden gem is home to some of Australia’s finest beaches, offering a safe experience without the stinging jellyfish that plague northern Queensland during summer. It’s conveniently situated just a short drive from Surfers Paradise in the heart of the Gold Coast.

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Explore Crystal City Maps in Arlington, VA

This map shows an overview of Crystal City, Virginia, a neighborhood that is located just over the Potomac River from Washington, DC, between Ronald Reagan National Airport and US Route 1 (Jefferson Davis Highway). The area features a premier shopping mall and is convenient to many hotels, restaurants, and popular tourist attractions. Located in Arlington, Virginia, Crystal City offers a great alternative place to stay while visiting the nation’s capital.

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Exploring California’s Whales and Dolphins

Gray whales are one of the most commonly seen whales along the California coast. Their name is derived from the gray patches and white mottling on their dark skin. An adult Pacific Gray Whale can reach lengths of 45 feet and weigh up to 33 tons. To put it in perspective, that’s slightly longer than an average school bus and as heavy as six fully-grown African elephants.

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