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Global Christmas Traditions: What Kids Leave for Santa

On the night before Christmas, children worldwide present something special for Santa to enjoy. This tradition may stem from pre-Christian practices where Pagans offered food to their ancestors or from Norwegian children who left offerings for Odin and his eight-legged horse, Sleipner. Regardless of its origins, children around the globe celebrate this custom with their unique traditions for Father Christmas.

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Ultimate Ilha Bela Travel Guide: Discover the Best Attractions

Ilhabela, pronounced “EE-lyah BEH-lah,” translates to “Beautiful Island” in Portuguese. This stunning archipelago, which includes its largest island of the same name, is located in the Atlantic Ocean, just 4 miles off the coast of São Paulo. Famous for its serene beaches, captivating waterfalls, and exceptional diving spots, Ilhabela serves as a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of metropolitan areas like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

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Top Ruin Bars in Budapest You Must Visit

Occupying abandoned buildings, derelict sites, and parking lots, Budapest’s ruin bars are a remarkable feature of the city. Many of the buildings in the Jewish Quarter (VII district) were left unoccupied after World War II; however, these empty spaces have been creatively transformed into vibrant bars and open-air clubs. This trend began in 2004 with the opening ofSzimpla Kert, a bar located in a repurposed factory on Kazinczy utca. The ruin pubs in Budapest offer an eclectic mix of quirky interiors, contemporary artwork, and open-air gardens. Many feature live music, exhibitions, and unique events, all while remaining open throughout the day and late into the night. Explore our guide to Budapest’s most distinctive ruin bars and discover the city’s coolest drinking spots.

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Discover the Hofbrau Brewery Experience

Germany’s most famous brewery opens its doors to the public each week to share (some) of the secrets of their world-famous brew. The Hofbräuhaus is a must-see for anyone in Munich or any of its affiliates across the globe with one of the most boisterous tents at Oktoberfest. However, what exactly sets this establishment apart from the many other beer halls in Bavaria? Many would argue it is the beer and its illustrious – and sometimes notorious – history.

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Top LGBT Attractions in Guadalajara’s Vibrant Gay Scene

I visited Jalisco as part of a two-week adventure in Mexico, preceding a six-day trip to three beautiful cities – all with highly distinct charms – in the central part of the country:San Miguel de Allende, Mexico City, and Puebla. (My hotels in these three places -Casa de Sierra Nevadain San Miguel,Hotel Condesain Mexico City, andLa Purificadorain Puebla – have all been exceptional). I spent a full week in the friendly, culturally rich, andaffordable city of Guadalajara, the second-largest metropolis in Mexico, which surprisingly boasts a remarkably vibrant gay scene.

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Explore Northern New South Wales: Your Road Trip Guide from Sydney

Considering the location of Sydney, the capital of the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW), the state may be divided into northern, southern, and western regions, particularly for purposes of travel. In area, NSW is twice as large as California, with which it shares the Pacific Ocean, so travelers seeking adventure in the countryside often wonder where to go.

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Top Pet-Friendly Spas for You and Your Furry Friends

Looking for a pet-friendly spa? Not only is it getting more common, but some spas will lavish as much love on your pets as you do. A few pet-friendly spas offer special services like massage, pool-side cabanas, and even programming for animal lovers who left their pet at home. More typically, pet-friendly spas simply allow you to bring your pets but may require you to stay in special rooms, pay an extra fee, and put down a deposit that may or may not be refundable. Here are some of the best pet-friendly spas and their policies.

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Explore the Stunning Ports of the Mexican Riviera

Mexico’s Pacific coast features a string of captivating port cities that serve as popular beach destinations and ports of call for cruises. Commonly referred to as the Mexican Riviera, it is important to distinguish this region from the Mayan Riviera located on the Caribbean coast. Here, we provide an overview of the ports of call that may be included on a Mexican Riviera cruise. With limited time to explore, it is beneficial to focus on the highlights of each location. Here are some suggestions for what to do if you only have one day to enjoy these destinations.

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