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Ultimate Guide to Gold Coast’s Largest Theme Parks

Queensland’s Gold Coast can be described as the ultimate big kids’ playground, offering reliable summery weather, world-famous beaches, and some of Australia’s best theme parks. This makes it an ideal destination for a high-octane holiday. Moreover, thanks to the city’s enhancements for the Commonwealth Games, navigating the area is now easier than ever. Theme parks are consistently upgrading their attractions, and exciting new parks are on the horizon. Consequently, you can find fantastic deals on tickets for a thrilling adventure.

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Exploring Van Gogh’s Last Days: A Journey to Auvers-sur-Oise

Genteel, peaceful Auvers-sur-Oise, just 34 kilometers from Paris, already had pedigree as an artists’ village when Vincent van Gogh arrived in the spring of 1890. However, during his short, intense stay, the Dutch master painted 80 works in 70 days — a frenzy of productivity that culminated in his death from a gunshot wound in his tiny room at the main street’sauberge(inn).

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Exploring Montgomery, Alabama’s Historical Legacy

The national spotlight is on a city that was once among America’s most active slave-trading hubs: Montgomery, Alabama has opened the first-ever museum and memorial to the victims of lynching and enslavement in the United States. A visit to the city is an opportunity to confront America’s racial divide. As they engage with this history, visitors may find both motivation and will to continue moving forward.

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Explore Dublin’s Literary Heritage: A Guide to Ireland’s Capital

English has only been spoken widely in Ireland for about 250 years but it was mastered quickly, with the country building an immense literary reputation and collecting a few Nobel Prizes along the way. As the capital, Dublin has often been the epicenter of cultural activity, and its streets – and colorful inhabitants – have proved a timeless source of inspiration for writers. Visitors today will find a city full of rich literary history to reflect on and a vibrant, evolving scene to explore.

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Spring Skiing in Val d’Isère: Europe’s Premier Destination

Skiing in spring is a unique experience compared to winter: the slopes are sunny and warm, creating a lively party atmosphere. Val d’Isère, a premier French resort, is perfectly suited for late-season skiing, featuring high-altitude runs, north-facing slopes, and numerous snow cannons to ensure the pistes remain in excellent condition. Moreover, it serves as an exciting destination for non-skiing activities, particularly famed for its exuberant aprés-ski parties.

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Explore Malmö: The Design Capital of Sweden on Foot

Sweden’s third largest and southernmost city, Malmö is a hotspot of activity and attractions for lovers of Scandic design, art, and architecture. The city boasts a wealth of well-preserved late-Gothic buildings that surround its two ‘Old Town’ squares, Stortorget and Lilla Torg, giving Malmö a distinctly medieval charm. Furthermore, an array of ultra-modern marvels, including both public spaces and private enterprises, reflects Malmö’s multicultural identity with a focus on the future. You will discover an impressive collection of galleries, bars, and cafés bursting with inspiration, alongside fantastic local boutiques filled withobejts d’artto take back home.

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Explore Antwerp’s Glamorous Fashion Experiences

Antwerp has been the centre of the diamond trade since the 16th century and today boasts a multi-billion euro industry, with approximately 85 percent of the world’s rough diamonds passing through its streets. The mercantile city has also thrived on the cloth business historically, and since the rise of the Antwerp Six designers in the 80s, it has established itself as a global fashion powerhouse. This vibrant city features picturesque streets filled with some of the best designer and high-end vintage shopping experiences in Europe, combined with an array of edgy and glamorous places to see and be seen.

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