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Beverly Center Shopping Mall in Los Angeles

Jessica Proctor05 mins
8500 Beverly BoulevardLos Angeles, CA 90048(310) 854-0070www.beverlycenter.comHours:10 am – 9 pmParking:Paid self-parking is available for a nominal fee; valet parking is also accessible. Please note that there is no free parking with validation. Handicapped parking is available in self-parking at regular rates and in valet at handicap rates. Self-parking entrances are located on La Cienega, Beverly Blvd, and San Vicente. Valet parking can be found on La Cienega or Beverly Blvd.
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Top Russian Christmas Gifts for 2025

Jessica Proctor05 mins
When you travel to Russia—regardless of the season—you might find yourself searching for Christmas gifts to share with family and friends back home. Gifts from Russia are sure to surprise and excite even the hardest-to-please shoppers on your list. These gifts cater to a range of preferences, whether your loved ones appreciate useful items to keep warm on chilly winter days, intricate decorative pieces for their home, or heirloom-quality conversation starters.
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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Assateague Island National Seashore

Jessica Proctor08 mins
Assateague Island, a 37-mile long barrier island located off the coast of Maryland and Virginia, is most known for the more than 300 wild ponies who wander the beaches. It is a unique vacation destination with breathtaking scenery and plenty of recreational opportunities, including fishing, crabbing, clamming, kayaking, bird watching, wildlife viewing, hiking, and swimming. Assateague Island consists of three public areas:Assateague Island National Seashore, managed by the National Park Service;Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; andAssateague State Park, managed by Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources. Camping is available in the Maryland portion of the island. Hotel accommodations are located nearby in Ocean City andBerlin, MDand Chincoteague, VA.
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Essential Guide to Booking Single Train Tickets in Europe

Jessica Proctor010 mins
If you’re planning a big trip around Europe, one of the first decisions you’ll have to make is how you’ll get around. If you’ve made the excellent decision to travel the continent by train, you’ll then have to figure out whether you’ll be buying single train tickets as you go or opting for a Eurail pass. This article focuses on the former, known as point-to-point tickets.
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Exploring Sweden: A 7-Day Itinerary

Jessica Proctor06 mins
Sweden is an incredibly enchanting European destination, featuring breathtaking landscapes and warm, welcoming inhabitants. To optimize your travel experience, consider a scenic road trip through this beautiful country. Notably, Sweden is quite expansive; therefore, this itinerary specifically navigates the southern half of Sweden, showcasing its most charming coastal towns in just seven days.
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Explore Pittsburgh: Guided & Self-Guided Tours for Every Traveler

Jessica Proctor06 mins
Whether you are visiting Pittsburgh for the first time or have lived here all your life, these tours — both guided and unguided — will help you experience a Pittsburgh you may not expect. This list of Pittsburgh tours includes a variety of walking tours, boat tours, Segway tours, trolley tours, historic tours, architecture tours, and even free tours to choose from.
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Top 10 Fascinating Facts About Lake Titicaca

Jessica Proctor05 mins
Lake Titicaca is a stunning and inspiring place, a windswept, high-altitude body of water surrounded by the impressive landscapes of the Peruvian Altiplano (Andean Plateau). Many visitors feel a spiritual connection here, or a palpable sense of the wonder of nature, a feeling that transcends their physical surroundings. Here, we will explore some of the most interesting facts about Lake Titicaca: the largest freshwater lake in South America and the highest navigable lake in the world.
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Argentina’s July Weather: Top Travel Destinations

Jessica Proctor04 mins
While travelers in the northern hemisphere deal with the summer heat, those in Argentina experience a winter season in July. With its diverse geography spanning from tropical Brazil to the icy edges of Antarctica, Argentina offers a vast range of temperatures. Therefore, it’s essential to plan accordingly, whether you’re searching for sunny days or snowy slopes. Here is a guide to some popular destinations in Argentina, ranked from the warmest to the coldest.
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