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The History of the World Trade Center Twin Towers

Martin Ruiz05 mins
The twin towers of the World Trade Center, an iconic part of New York City’s skyline, have a rich history rooted in the post-World War II era. In 1946, the New York State Legislature authorized a project to create a “world trade mart” in downtown Manhattan, introduced by real estate developer David Sholtz. However, significant plans took shape only in 1958 when David Rockefeller, vice chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, revealed proposals for a massive complex in Lower Manhattan. Initially, this proposal envisioned a single 70-story building rather than the eventual Twin Towers design.
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Discover Stanley Market: A Must-Visit Shopping Destination in Hong Kong

Martin Ruiz05 mins
Stanley Market is one of the most popular open-air markets in Hong Kong, earning its reputation over the decades. Nestled in the back streets of the seaside town of Stanley, this market may not be extensive, but it boasts a remarkable character. Covering just two streets, visitors can easily explore the market in about an hour, although there’s much more to enjoy in Stanley. Fortunately, the market is relatively sheltered, providing relief from both rain and sun.
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Experience the Thrills of Goliath Coaster at Magic Mountain

Martin Ruiz06 mins
Goliath is one of those you-either-love-it-or-you-hate-it roller coasters. Some thrill enthusiasts place it near the top of their favorites list. However, some riders categorize Six Flags Magic Mountain’s Goliath in the hate-it section for numerous reasons. Chiefly among them: the possibility of experiencing a “grayout” as a result of Goliath’s extreme positive G-forces.
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Top Places to Buy Havaianas in Rio de Janeiro

Martin Ruiz05 mins
In the United States, Havaianas sandals can carry a significant price tag, as Brazil’s beloved rubber flip-flops are sought after by fashion enthusiasts. However, in Brazil, where these sandals originate (and likely cost only about 3 dollars to manufacture), they are much more affordable. Consequently, these iconic shoes are a must-have for beachgoers in Brazil. Therefore, visiting Rio is an excellent opportunity to stock up on these stylish beach essentials at various shoe stores, drugstores, supermarkets, and popular Brazilian newsstands.
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Sheraton Resort at Cable Beach – Luxury Accommodation

Martin Ruiz06 mins
The Sheraton Cable Beach Resort, previously known as the Radisson Cable Beach Resort & Golf Club, stands out as one of the most underrated destinations in Nassau, Bahamas. Over the years, this resort has transformed into a classy, family-friendly haven that competes well with other Caribbean resorts. Notably, the addition of an exquisite golf course enhances its appeal as a golf destination.
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Top Toronto Bookstores: A Guide to the Best Reads

Martin Ruiz08 mins
While many people today do much of their reading on mobile devices, there’s still something so comforting about curling up with a physical book and feeling the pages turn in your fingers. Consequently, bookstores remain relevant despite the rapidly advancing technology. Whether you’re searching for the next bestseller, a poetry anthology, travel guide, or a quirky gem of a book, there’s a perfect spot in Toronto to find it. Here are ten of the best bookstores to explore in Toronto.
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Ultimate Guide to Plaza de España in Seville

Martin Ruiz07 mins
With its grandiose architecture and myriad pops of bright color,Seville’s Plaza de Españais a dream destination, known for breathtaking photo opportunities. Every guidebook lists it as a must-see in the Andalusian capital—and for good reason. However, it is much more than just a stunning cultural icon. Here’s what you need to know before visiting the most emblematic square in Seville to fully appreciate its beauty and wonder.
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Ultimate Boston Freedom Trail Visitor Guide

Martin Ruiz05 mins
A walk along the two-and-a-half-mile length of the Freedom Trail is an excellent way to familiarize yourself with Boston while exploring and capturing the essence of the city’s historic sites and landmarks. The Freedom Trail is conveniently marked with a painted or bricked red line, making it easy for pedestrians to follow. Numerous signs along the trail identify each of the 16 stops, guiding visitors through history.
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Explore Mexico’s Stunning Mesoamerican Barrier Reef

Martin Ruiz06 mins
One of the largest coral reefs in the world, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, also known as the Mesoamerican Reef or Great Mayan Reef, extends more than 600 miles from Isla Contoy at the northern tip of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula to the Bay Islands in Honduras. The reef system comprises various protected areas and parks, including the Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park, Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, Arrecifes de Xcalak National Park, and the Cayos Cochinos Marine Park.
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Ultimate Guide to the Meroë Pyramids in Sudan

Martin Ruiz08 mins
Egypt’s iconic ancient pyramids are famous around the world and are undoubtedly one of the biggest draws for visitors to North Africa. The Great Pyramid of Giza, for example, is recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and remains one of Egypt’s most popular tourist attractions. In comparison, Sudan’s Meroë Pyramids are relatively unknown; and yet, they are less crowded, more numerous, and steeped in fascinating history.
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Disabled Veterans Memorial in Washington DC | Honoring American Heroes

Martin Ruiz04 mins
The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial serves as a national public tribute to over three million living disabled American veterans and the countless hundreds of thousands who have died. Nestled in a 2.4-acre triangular site across from the U.S. Botanic Garden and within sight of the U.S. Capitol, this memorial serves as a constant reminder for Congress of the human cost of war and the necessity to support America’s veterans. The memorial was dedicated on October 5, 2014, by former President Barack Obama during a ceremony attended by over 3,000 disabled veterans, dignitaries, and guests. Notable speakers included Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert McDonald, Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell, and actor Gary Sinise, who is the national spokesman for the Memorial.
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