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Discover the Historic Eastern Market in Washington, DC

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Eastern Market, established in 1873, remains one of the last public markets in Washington, DC. This vibrant farmers market presents a variety of fresh produce, flowers, delicatessen items, baked goods, meats, fish, poultry, dairy products, and cheeses. Furthermore, Market Lunch is famous for its delicious crab cakes and blueberry pancakes. On weekends, the Farmers Market moves outdoors, enhancing the community’s experience. Notably, Arts & Crafts Fairs occur on Saturdays, while the Flea Market attracts many visitors every Sunday. Additionally, the Capitol Hill Community Foundation sponsors free concerts during May, June, September, and October on the corner patio at 7th St. and North Carolina Ave., SE. After a major renovation in 2009, the North Hall provides 4,000 square feet of event space for various gatherings.

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Exploring Cayenne: Discover the Capital of French Guiana

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Mix a tropical climate, Creole cuisine, sidewalk cafes, gendarmes and voilà — you have the charming blend that is Cayenne, the capital of French Guiana. French Guiana is an overseas department of France, and the French influence significantly enhances Cayenne’s appeal. The remnants of French colonial architecture, palm trees shading plazas, and the rich multicultural heritage combine to create a unique atmosphere.

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Top 10 Must-Try International Fast Food Chains

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Middle Eastern cuisine is probably not the first thing you think of when you imagine popular fast food restaurants in Brazil. However, Habib’s has gained incredible popularity, operating nearly 500 stores across the nation. Created by a Brazilian without ties to the Middle East, its success highlights the appeal of dishes such assfiha(flatbread topped with ground meat) andkibbeh(croquettes filled with meat), attracting customers despite the limited Middle Eastern immigrant population in Brazil. Interestingly, Habib’s also claims to have the fastest fast-food service in Brazil.

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Best 15 Tea Shops in London for Tea Lovers

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With the possible exception of the Queen, double decker buses and Harry Potter, there’s nothing more British than a decent cup of tea. In England, tea is more than just a beverage – it’s a social lubricant, a defense against the cold and a remedy for various emotional stresses. For travelers heading to London, immersing oneself in this tea-loving culture is a must by visiting the city’s many esteemed tea suppliers. Whether seeking an artisan brew to enjoy during your stay or a distinctive souvenir to bring back home, these quintessentially British shops offer a treasure trove of options.

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Ultimate Guide to El Badi Palace in Marrakesh

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Located to the south of Marrakesh’s historic medina, El Badi Palace was commissioned by the Saadian Sultan Ahmad el Mansour towards the end of the 16th century. Its Arabic name roughly translates as “the incomparable palace”, and indeed it was once the most splendid edifice in the city. Although the palace is now a shadow of its former glory, it nevertheless remains one of Marrakesh’s most famous sights.

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Ultimate Guide to Battleship Texas in Houston

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Houston is a large city, full of sites to see and things to do. Houston has everything from natural attractions to modern museums to historic sites. In fact, one of the most historic sites in Texas is located just a short drive outside Houston—the San Jacinto Battleground where Texas won its independence from Mexico. Berthed just a short stroll from the San Jacinto Battleground is another piece of Texas history: the Battleship Texas. This historic ship was moved to the San Jacinto Battleground in April 1948. Today, it is open to the public as the Battleship Texas State Historic Site.

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10 Must-See Attractions in San Diego’s Balboa Park

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No one will dispute that Balboa Park is San Diego’s unmistakable jewel—1,200 acres of greenbelt, culture, recreation, and attractions. It serves as a vibrant community gathering place enjoyed by citizens from all walks of life. While many are familiar with the fabulous museums and the renowned Old Globe Theatre, it’s essential to note that Balboa Park offers much more. Whether you’re a local or visiting San Diego, here are some known and lesser-known attractions to explore.

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