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Top 14 Must-Do Activities in Iceland

Few destinations capture the imagination like Iceland. This volcanic land of ice and fire, with glacier-carved fjords and freely-roaming horses, feels like nowhere else on earth. Visitors can soak in geothermal baths, delve into the history and legends of the Icelandic sagas, and explore otherworldly ice caves. Iceland keeps visitors captivated for their entire trip and even for years after. Experience some of that magic with these top things to do.
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Top 10 Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots in the US for Spring 2025

You don’t have to fly all the way to Japan to see splendid cherry blossoms. With the emergence of their fluffy, delicate flowers, blossoming cherry trees are a sign that spring is well and truly here. All over the USA, individuals celebrate their bloom with annual festivals and simply enjoy the natural beauty of the cherry blossoms. As the blooming season approaches, discover the ten best places to see cherry blossoms and when to see them in 2024.
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Explore Dumfries and Galloway Off-Season: Scotland’s Hidden Beauty Away from the Crowds

When visiting the Isle of Skye in August, it can feel as though half the world has come along for the journey. Like much of Northern Scotland, this area is famous for its wild landscapes, whisky distilleries, and picturesque castles. Consequently, the roads become congested with campervans, and finding accommodation can turn into a challenge. Nevertheless, there is a hidden gem waiting to be explored in Scotland.
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Exploring Valencia’s Dark Past: Executions and Bullfighting at Plaza del Mercado

It was a hot summer’s day in Valencia when Margarida Borrás was hanged. Despite the heat, the Plaza del Mercado was packed with onlookers, drawn by the morbid allure of public executions, which served as both a deterrent and a source of entertainment in the 15th century. The atmosphere was reminiscent of a modern-day sports event. Today, it’s challenging to envision such scenes. The square, adorned with elegant buildings and lively visitors snapping selfies, leads to the iconic Mercado Central, one of the city’s most cherished attractions. While the square appears vibrant and joyful, beneath its facade lies a tragic history that cannot be ignored.
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Explore Italy’s Hidden Renaissance and Roman Treasures Now Open to Visitors

When visiting Italy, it always feels like there’s something new to explore. From the newly accessible Roman remains of the Acra Sacra di Largo Argentina to the recent reopening of Cinque Terre’s Via dell’Amore, not to mention the ongoing discoveries in Pompeii, the list of attractions is constantly evolving. Just when you think you’ve seen it all, there’s always a reason to return.
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