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Best Cocktail Bars in Vancouver: Top 10 Must-Visit Spots

Oscar Walters08 mins
Vancouver is a city that loves its cocktails! Over the last 15 years, the cocktail scene has expanded dramatically, propelled by the city’s high-end food culture, which boasts some of the best restaurants globally, along with talented bartenders and mixologists who have crafted world-renowned original cocktails. One notable example is David Wolowidnyk of West Restaurant, who created the “Passage to India” cocktail, famously served at the Slumdog Millionaire Oscar party.
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Top 6 Exciting Activities in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Oscar Walters09 mins
Milwaukee and Madison might get the most attention from visitors to Wisconsin, but Green Bay, the state’s third largest city, surprises with plenty to see and do. No, the home of the Packers is not simply a football destination—though the team does color the town green and yellow, even when the sport’s not in season. However, outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and even avid eaters will be impressed with what Green Bay offers for the Midwest explorer. Here’s what to do with a couple of days in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Explore Mount Rainier National Park: Ultimate Travel Guide

Oscar Walters08 mins
Mount Rainieris one of the world’s most massive volcanoes, renowned as one of the “Decade Volcanoes.” Towering at 14,400 feet, Mount Rainier is the tallest peak in the Cascade Range and serves as the centerpiece of Mount Rainier National Park. More than stunning vistas await visitors; the park offers a myriad of activities ranging from hiking through wildflower fields to observing ancient trees and listening to the sounds of cracking glaciers. It provides a unique outdoor experience, making it a must-visit destination.
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Explore Cueva de las Maravillas: The Enchanting Cave of Miracles in La Romana

Oscar Walters05 mins
“La Cueva de las Maravillas,” better known to tourists as the Cave of Miracles or Cave of Wonders, is a historic site in La Romana. The cave features ancient Dominican history through Taino Indian cave paintings. These gigantic caves are a must-see when visiting the Dominican Republic, especially for those interested in history, nature, and a touch of mystery.
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Ultimate Hangzhou Travel Guide: Explore Zhejiang Province

Oscar Walters07 mins
Marco Polo visited Hangzhou in 1290 and was so overwhelmed by the beauty of theXi Hu, or West Lake, that he transcribed, and thus popularized, a famous Chinese saying “Shang you tiantang, xia you Suhang,”which means “in heaven there is paradise, on earth there is Su[zhou] and Hang[zhou].” Chinese now like to call Hangzhou “Paradise on Earth”. It’s a lofty nickname, but a visit to Hangzhou does provide a lovely, if not peaceful, alternative to the hustle and bustle of Shanghai and other larger Chinese cities.
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Explore Chaumont-sur-Loire Castle in the Loire Valley

Oscar Walters07 mins
The ancient château, originally built at the end of the 10th century, became notorious in the 16th century when it was acquired by Catherine de Medicis, widow of King Henri II in 1560. In a typical act of revenge against Henri’s favorite mistress and her arch-rival, Diane de Poitiers, the owner, she forced Diane to give her Chenonceau, which Catherine and Diane greatly preferred, in exchange for Chaumont.
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A Complete Guide to Purchasing Medications in Italy

Oscar Walters07 mins
In Italy, you can purchase many medications, both over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription, at the pharmacy orfarmacia. Typically, OTC drugs and vitamins are not accessible at supermarkets, although you can find basic first aid supplies at both locations. To locate a pharmacy, look for the cross sign, commonly illuminated in green. Your hotel front desk can guide you to the nearest farmhouse. If you are staying at an Airbnb or similar rental, it is advisable to inquire with your host upon check-in.
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Essential Guide to Train Travel to New York City

Oscar Walters04 mins
Amtrak:Amtrak operates the largest train network in the U.S. with a sprawling 22,000-mile route system covering 500 stations across 46 states. Long-distance journeys usually include dining options and accommodations. Opportunities for international visitors includerail passesfor exploring the U.S. and Canada. Trains arrive at New York City’s Penn Station, with 14 Amtrak routes connecting the city. For travelers visiting multiple cities, a multi-city pass is available, and regional tickets purchased at least 14 days in advance often come with a 25% discount.
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Top 12 Vegan and Vegetarian Eateries in Paris

Oscar Walters08 mins
Paris has long been a key city for culinary delights—however, for vegetarians and vegans, it hasn’t always been easy. Historically, many Parisians responded to vegetarianism with confusion, and restaurants often struggled to accommodate non-carnivorous diners. Fortunately, this has changed dramatically in recent years. Today, Paris boasts a thriving vegetarian and vegan restaurant scene that is gaining momentum and recognition. So, if the thought of yet another beef bourguignon makes you cringe, don’t worry; finding delicious and reasonably priced veggie options has never been easier. Below are 12 exceptional places in the city for vegetarians, vegans, and flexitarians looking to enjoy delightful dishes.
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