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Jessica Proctor

Ultimate Guide to Enjoying a Long Weekend in Rome

It’s impossible to see all of Rome in a mere three days; however, armed with the right itinerary, you can take in the vibrant city’s must-see sites alongside a few quieter, enchanting stops. Therefore, it’s advisable to purchase tickets in advance (for the Musei Vaticani, it’s essential) and stagger your excursion through the capital with plenty of gelato and/or red wine. Here is our guide to a perfect weekend in Rome.
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Best Travel Destinations Inspired by Your Favorite Rihanna Songs

With a gleaming career spanning two decades and eight studio albums (plus a ninth rumored to be released in 2019), it’s impossible not to have a favorite Rihanna song. Drawing inspiration from a wealth of worldwide genres and cultures, Robyn Rihanna Fenty is a truly global artist, inspiring fans in all corners of the planet with her ever-evolving musical output.
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Top 10 Free Activities in Cartagena to Explore

Steeped in over 480 years of history and colonial charm, exploring the Colombian Caribbean city of Cartagena is a thrilling experience. However, with the stunning luxurious allure of the Caribbean within reach and a superb culinary and nightlife scene, expenses can quickly mount up. Fortunately, there’s plenty of things to see and do that won’t empty your pockets. From spectacular sunsets to exploring local markets and arty neighborhoods, here are ten of the best free things to do in Cartagena.
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Ultimate Weekend Guide to Washington, DC: Quick Trip Tips for the Capital

There’s so much capital, so little time…but with a weekend in Washington, DC, you can wander the National Mall, visit the best museums and monuments, snap a photo of the White House, and even spend an evening in U St, Shaw, Georgetown, or Columbia Heights to see how the city ticks. This itinerary demands a fast pace; however, it rewards you with sensory explosions and a peek into the political heart of America.
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Explore Lille: A 3-Day Guide to the City’s Creative Treasures

Just an hour north of Paris by high-speed train, and with fast, direct rail links to London and Brussels, Lille offers an accessible, eco-friendly city break. This charming city, France’s fourth-largest, is filled with ornate French and Flemish architecture, unique cuisine featuring local beer, exquisite art museums, and cutting-edge cultural centers. As Lille isFrance’s firstWorld Design Capitalin 2020, there’s no shortage of things to see and do during your visit.
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15 Must-See Free Attractions in Tel Aviv

With its skyscrapers and cosmopolitan lifestyle, Tel Aviv has been dubbed the ‘Manhattan of the Mediterranean’. Contrary to its chic image, there’s actually quite a lot you can see and do in TLV that ischof-shee(‘free’ in Hebrew). Spend your days relaxing on beaches, exploring Bauhaus boulevards, or checking out some underground street art. Sooner or later, you’ll stumble upon a free gallery, performance, or party.
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Discover the Hidden Gems of Guizhou: China’s Southwest Treasure

In a hidden corner of southwest China, a mountainous province remains secreted away from the travel trail. Little-known Guizhou is sandwiched between more popular neighbours Yunnan, Sichuan, and Guangxi, and rarely gets any attention. However, Guizhou is rich in all of the elements that draw travellers to China: mythic scroll-painting mountains, diverse cultures, and truly remarkable food.
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Top 7 Compelling Reasons to Explore Milan

Before Expo 2015, Milan had long been considered the forgotten sibling to its more resplendent neighbors like Venice, Florence, and Rome. While these cities stole the limelight with their artistic heritage and haunting ruins, Milan was often perceived as ‘grey’ and, even worse, ‘industrial’. However, with a changing urban landscape filled with shiny skyscrapers and lush green spaces, the tide is turning for this modern, elegant city.
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Must-Visit Festivals in Bucharest for an Unforgettable Trip

Planning a trip to Bucharest but not sure when’s the best time to visit? From April to September, Bucharest becomes a stomping ground for the creative arts, contemporary design, and street art, with specialty coffee and Romanian wine thrown in for good measure. Add to that a generous dose of music and the popular Night of Museums, and you’re all set for some unforgettable experiences. Here’s a rundown of the top events to watch out for.
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