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Debbie Kelly

Top 10 Must-Visit Art Galleries in Brussels for Art Enthusiasts

With its impressive array of galleries, Brussels is attracting more and more art lovers and collectors. Although galleries are fairly spread across the city, there are a few neighborhoods, such as Chatelain, Louise, and Ste Catherine, that have a significant number of specialized art galleries showcasing both emerging and established artists. Here are 10 galleries that should be on your radar when visiting Brussels.
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Unforgettable Experiences to Explore in Le Marche, Italy

Le Marche is one of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Nestled between the Adriatic Sea and its more popular neighbors, Tuscany and Umbria, this quiet and sparsely-populated region has remained unnoticed by many travelers. However, with its charming hilltop towns, landscapes featuring snow-capped Apennine peaks, serene beaches, and mysterious caves, Le Marche offers an authentic Italian experience away from the crowds.
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Family-Friendly Paris: Essential Tips for Disneyland and Art Adventures

Paris is a sprawling global hub, but it somehow works on a scale that kids can comprehend. Despite the Parisian reputation for treating tourists with disdain, the French love kids! Having your children with you will defuse any big-city ‘tude. There are plenty of kid-centric spots in Paris offering a variety of things to do from treasure hunts and boat rides to science museums and – the star of the show – Disneyland.
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Explore Catalina Island: The Inspiration Behind macOS Catalina

Mediterranean-flavored Santa Catalina Island serves as an ideal getaway for harried Angelenos seeking fresh air, endless sunshine, and seaside fun. Having originally been the home of the Tongva Nation, Catalina’s fascinating history includes roles as a sanctuary for Spanish explorers and sea otter poachers. In 1919, chewing-gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. acquired the island, commissioning Spanish Mission-style buildings and hosting his Chicago Cubs for spring training.
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Explore Gentleman Jack Filming Locations: Discover Anne Lister’s Yorkshire Journey

It’s the north ofEngland, 1832, and gutsyYorkshireheiress Anne Lister returns to her family home after years of travel, intent on marrying a woman to enhance her fortunes. The TV seriesGentleman Jackis based on Lister’s real diaries, tracing the life of a remarkable industrialist, landowner, and one of the first modern lesbians. Some of the gorgeous filming locations featured on screen even have strong connections to the real Anne Lister, including her actual home; follow in her footsteps with our guide to these northern delights.
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Top Dining Experiences on Kangaroo Island: Discover the Best Local Cuisine

With its dramatic limestone cliffs plunging into turquoise seas and eucalyptus-scented forests teeming with koalas, Australia’s third-largest island offers an unspoiled wilderness destination. However, visitors to Kangaroo Island (commonly known as ‘KI’) are often just as enchanted by its unique food experiences on a KI food safari. Read on for our top foodie recommendations in this incredible location.
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Explore Ilha da Paquetá: Your Ultimate Guide to Rio’s Island Getaway

Nearly everyone who visits Rio de Janeiro has a favorite place to escape from the hectic pace of city life. Whether it’s Pão de Açúcar, Floresta da Tijuca, or Morro Dois Irmãos, the city is surrounded by tranquil retreats and stunning views. However, there is one day trip getaway that seems to be more of a local secret than tourist staple, the mellow island of Paquetá.
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Explore Iconic I.M. Pei Architecture Locations

Internationally-renowned modernist architect, I.M. Pei, designed some of the world’s most recognizable buildings. His iconic work includes the addition to the Louvre in Paris, France, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio. Pei’s structures bring a sculptural element to city skylines, utilizing arrangements of geometric shapes such as triangles, circles, and squares to honor the context and purpose of each structure.
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Experience Marrakesh During Ramadan: A Unique Cultural Journey

With Ramadan generally meaning a wind-down all over the Muslim world, you might expect that the red city of Marrakesh shuts up shop for the month, but that isn’t exactly the case. While the holy month means that many in Muslim-majority Morocco will be fasting during daylight hours, that doesn’t mean that Marrakesh is in any way off limits (though it might make finding an end-of-the-day beer a bit harder).
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