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Barbara Griffin

Top 15 St. Louis Bars You Must Visit

Barbara Griffin015 mins
Beer has been king in St. Louis, Missouri, since the mid-1800s, when immigrants from Germany and Bohemia started arriving en masse. They established dozens of small, local breweries and utilized the city’s natural cave system to provide year-round refrigeration. Today, a vibrant craft beer scene flourishes alongside industry giant Anheuser-Busch InBev. St. Louis is also home to more pubs, bars, and watering holes than one can count, with new establishments emerging frequently. Whether you seek upscale, low-key venues, or places featuring live music, St. Louis offers it all. Below are some of the city’s top bar recommendations.
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Discover Luxury at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch: Your Ultimate Winter Retreat

Barbara Griffin011 mins
The stylish Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, open year-round, is a cocoon of warmth, service, and seasonal happenings in winter. Dramatically set in the Beaver Creek ski region of the Vail Valley in the heart of Colorado’s Rockies, this wood-and-stone lodge is unpretentiously elegant yet very practical, offering good value for your luxury dollar and seasonal deals and promotions.
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Best Parking Options at Busch Stadium, St. Louis

Barbara Griffin07 mins
Good parking in downtown St. Louis is highly sought after, especially when the Cardinals are playing at Busch Stadium. This beautiful retro-inspired stadium has its own parking facilities; however, they often fill up, leaving game-goers to fend for themselves. Those who scope the scene beforehand and allow ample time to get to the game can make parking less stressful. Moreover, strategically parking your car in a prime downtown location—or leaving it at home altogether—will make the game-day afterparty that much sweeter.
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Budget-Friendly Tips for Traveling to Japan

Barbara Griffin05 mins
Japan is surging in popularity. The country consistently ranks high on “best of” lists and “must-see” destinations. However, many potential travelers often believe that the cost of travel to Japan is prohibitive. Indeed, Japan can be an expensive destination, with luxury hotel room rates frequently exceeding $500 per night. Nevertheless, there are deals to be found, and savvy travelers can navigate Japan on a budget. By employing a few strategic tips and techniques, visitors can enjoy an affordable trip while embracing the richness of this beautiful culture.
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Top Vegetarian Dining Spots in Seattle

Barbara Griffin05 mins
Vegetarians rejoice—Seattle is a vegetarian-friendly city. With a wide variety of vegetarian restaurants available for any meal of the day, the city also boasts numerous vegan options that often overlap with vegetarian establishments. Moreover, many traditional restaurants feature vegetarian menu items, making it an excellent destination for anyone seeking plant-based dining options.
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Explore Fort Lauderdale and Port Everglades: Top Cruise Ship Ports

Barbara Griffin08 mins
Fort Lauderdale (Ft. Lauderdale) serves as a major embarkation and disembarkation point for Caribbean cruises. The port in Ft. Lauderdale, known as Port Everglades, ranks as the third-busiest cruise port globally, hosting nearly 3 million cruise passengers annually across its 11 cruise terminals. When viewing a topographical map of the eastern U.S. seaboard, it is evident that Port Everglades boasts the deepest harbor south of Norfolk.
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Essential Tips for Finding Affordable Flights to Africa

Barbara Griffin09 mins
Once you arrive in Africa, it’s easy to explore the continent on a budget. Unfortunately, traveling from the United States can be costly, but there are ways to minimize expenses. From avoiding peak travel times to planning several months ahead, savvy travelers can save significantly on airfares, allowing for more spending on adventures once you reach your destination. Although these tips are mainly for travelers flying to Africa from the U.S., they apply to booking inexpensive flights from nearly any location.
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Top Charlotte Restaurants Featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives

Barbara Griffin05 mins
For many, discovering new restaurants is one of the most enjoyable aspects of visiting a new city. Local eateries often reveal a city’s unique food culture. In recent years, the Food Network’sDiners, Drive-Ins, and Diveshas made it significantly easier to discover these hidden gems. Host Guy Fieri travels across the country, highlighting the very best diners and drive-ins.
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Butler’s Orchard: Explore Germantown’s Family-Friendly Farm in Maryland

Barbara Griffin05 mins
Butler’s Orchard is a 300-acre family-owned farm located in Germantown, Maryland. This farm is well known for growing a variety of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Visitors can purchase items at the farm market or partake in the fun of picking their own produce when they are in season. Special holiday events also attract families, especially the opportunity to cut your own Christmas tree during the holiday season. Butler’s Orchard is not only one of the closest farms to Washington DC but also one of the most popular destinations in Montgomery County.
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Discover the Most Stunning Lakes in Central America

Barbara Griffin05 mins
The Central American territory enjoys tropical weather year-round. This consistent climate results in frequent rainfall across its vast forests and jungles. Consequently, this has led to the creation of numerous lakes and smaller bodies of water. Approximately twenty lakes exist, with at least five recognized for their stunning beauty. This article explores five must-visit lakes, emphasizing what makes these locations especially appealing to both visitors and locals.
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North American Airlines Bereavement Fare Policies Explained

Barbara Griffin06 mins
Before the year 2000, U.S. airlines offered cut-rate bereavement fares for those needing to fly suddenly for a family funeral or to see a terminally ill relative. Some carriers included travel to immediate family, while others expanded policies to include grandparents, cousins, in-laws, domestic partners, and step-relatives. These fares allowed airlines to waive their seven- or 14-day requirement to buy cheaper fares, making it more affordable for travelers during their time of need.
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