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Top Destinations for a Girls’ Weekend in Las Vegas

Melissa Sullivan05 mins

Choosing a hotel that offers ample space yet feels unique is essential for an unforgettable girls’ getaway. Delano Las Vegas serves as your ideal base, conveniently located close to the action but just far enough to maintain privacy. This property connects to Mandalay Bay, providing the advantages of a large resort while preserving the charm of a boutique hotel. With the spectacular Mandalay Bay Pool and the exclusive Delano Beach Club, you can enjoy both lively and serene pool experiences.

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Budget-Friendly Guide to Exploring Dublin

Melissa Sullivan010 mins

An opportunity to visit Dublin should not be missed. Many factors go into building an itinerary, such as the timing of a visit, available accommodations, quality of attractions, and climate. Dublin serves as the entry point for many of Ireland’s visitors, offering a major airport and the best selection of accommodations in the country. However, a Dublin visit can be expensive. Learn some strategies for budget travel in this vibrant capital city and throughout Ireland.

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La Java Bar and Club Review: A Nightlife Hotspot

Melissa Sullivan07 mins

It may be a while since iconic French songstress Edith Piaf filled this venue with her shiver-inducing voice, but the La Java club experience provides a throwback to this period in French music history, coupled with a contemporary mix of international sounds. A nightclub and concert venue, La Java’sfull events programincludes up-and-coming international artists and stand-up comedians. In addition to “La Piaf,” other world-famous performers who have graced the hall with their presence include jazz musician Django Reinhardt.

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Must-See Islands in Ireland: Your Ultimate Travel Guide

Melissa Sullivan013 mins

This small archipelago of three rocky islands lies at the mouth of Galway Bay off the west coast of Ireland. The Aran Islands are renowned for the prehistoric ruins found there, including the remains of ancient forts like Dún Chonchúir on Inishmaan (the largest island in the chain). The archaeological sites here are among the oldest in Ireland, featuring a 14th-century castle alongside stunning natural beauty. Approximately 1,200 people reside on the Aran Islands, which is positioned in a Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking) region. To access these islands, ferries depart from Rossaveal, Doolin, and Galway Harbor.

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Essential Guide for Train and Bus Travelers at Hartford Union Station

Melissa Sullivan07 mins

Union Station, Hartford, Connecticut’s train and bus depot, is conveniently situated in downtown Hartford. This brownstone station, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was rebuilt in 1914 after a devastating fire. On the Spruce Street side of Union Station, a vibrant, 636-foot mural designed by artistCleve Grayin 1988 makes the train and bus station a recognizable landmark in Hartford. Titled “Movement in Space,” the mural features enameled steel tiles. This station also connects to NYC. Here’s your comprehensive guide to Hartford’s transportation hub.

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Ultimate Guide to Roller Coaster Terminology

Melissa Sullivan020 mins

What’s your favorite type of coaster? Inverted? Suspended? Multi-element linear induction shuttle? Say what? The old days saw wood coasters as fairly standard, and conversations didn’t require extensive jargon. With the rise of today’s technology and design expertise, new varieties of coasters complicate matters considerably. Following is a handy glossary to help you decode the thrills.

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Explore Perdana Botanical Garden: A Hidden Gem in Kuala Lumpur

Melissa Sullivan05 mins

ThePerdana Botanical Garden(popularly called the Lake Gardens) is a serene escape nestled away from the bustling atmosphere of Kuala Lumpur. This lush public space is teeming with life and offers numerous free attractions, providing an ideal spot for those looking to unwind. From landscaped gardens to a picturesque lake, and even a miniature Stonehenge replica, the gardens promise a delightful afternoon without any costs involved!

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Ultimate Food Guide to Alentejo, Portugal’s Culinary Gems

Melissa Sullivan05 mins

Portugal hugs the Atlantic on the western side of the Iberian Peninsula, which it shares with the much bigger Spain. Until recently, Portugal has been an under-the-radar destination for Western European travelers. However, those days are over—especially thanks to the country’s amazing food scene. Keep a lookout for its famous black pork as well as port wine. Portuguese black pork, calledpata negraorporco preto, is part of the diverse influences of Iberian cuisine.

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