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Must-See Attractions in Mexico City: Top 10 Picks

Katelyn Long010 mins

Although Mexico City is renowned for its massive size and excessive pollution, crime, and traffic, travelers who venture to the capital of Mexico will be rewarded with some impressive sights and sounds. As one of the largest cities in the world, there is an abundance of museums, archaeological sites, historical buildings, and bustling markets to occupy a visitor for months on end. The choices can be overwhelming! To optimize your time, here are the top ten Mexico City sights to include in your visit.

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Top 6 Traditional Cabaret Shows in Paris

Katelyn Long07 mins

Ah, the traditional Paris cabaret. A show that has little to do with contemporary Parisian culture and everything to do with nostalgia, a good heaping of kitschy fun, and a love for longstanding erotic codes. You won’t, admittedly, find many Parisians lined up to catch a show at one of these places. However, if you’re hankering for French cancans, Vegas-style glitz, and lots of skin, these top traditional Paris cabarets will provide delicious clichés up to your elbows– for a hefty price, of course. There are plenty of more subdued, serious, or arty cabaret-theatres in Paris, too, but the following are all cabaret classics.

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Explore the Paris Catacombs: A Fascinating Look into the Creepy Underground

Katelyn Long08 mins

Created at the end of the 18th century, the Paris Catacombs hold the remains of approximately six million Parisians, whose bones were transferred from overcrowded cemeteries deemed unhygienic. The public area—only a small portion of the vast catacombs complex—consists of about two kilometers (1.2 miles) of narrow corridors carved from limestone quarries deep underground. This hauntingly fascinating site offers visitors a morbid spectacle of millions of human bones and skulls arranged in intricate and symmetrical patterns.

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Ultimate Guide to Summer in Paris: Weather, Packing Tips, and Top Attractions

Katelyn Long07 mins

In many ways, Paris in the summertime is the leastParisianof times in the city of lights. Since French people generally have several weeks of paid vacation a year, huge numbers of locals flee town for vacations in the south of France or elsewhere, and the influx of visitors turns the city into a perpetual Babel, with foreign languages heard just as frequently as French in metro cars or cafes.

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Discover the Enchanting Historic Towns of Texas

Katelyn Long06 mins

Having been ruled by six countries, including its own sovereign government, it’s no surprise that Texas has developed a diverse and interesting history. Much of the history that shaped the Lone Star State took place in towns that are relatively small by modern standards. When non-Texans think of the state of Texas, the larger cities often come to mind: Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio. However, there’s more to the small-town Texas charm than the eye can see, making it an excellent destination for road trips, solo travel, or family outings. In fact, there are many notable small and historic Texas towns for travelers to explore.

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Top 10 Must-See Treasures at the British Museum

Katelyn Long014 mins

You can’t see it all in a short visit, so where do you begin? The British Museum is massive and overwhelming. It tells the story of human civilization from its earliest days right up to the present. With 8 million objects in the collection and tens of thousands on display at any one time, what should you try to see if you’ve got a day or just a few hours to visit it?

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