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Explore Galeries Lafayette: Iconic Department Store in Paris

First inaugurated in 1893, the Galeries Lafayette department store is a fashion institution in Paris. Located near the stately Opera Garnier, this vast, remarkably ornate complex is an essential stop for fashion enthusiasts. Men and women’s designer collections are consistently kept at the cutting-edge, while the latest trends in jewelry, accessories, home furnishings, and cosmetics can also be explored under one roof. Moreover, it’s a stunning building, with its Belle Epoque architecture featuring in countless books and movies about the French capital.
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Top Romantic Walking Spots in Paris for Couples

If you’re planning a getaway to the French capital with someone special, finding the best spots for romantic walks in Paris is likely to be high up on your to-do list. Paris is a city that naturally exudes romance, so meandering aimlessly (or purposefully, for that matter) is definitely recommended. Naturally, though, some places have more potential to set the mood than others. Here are a few of our favorite places in the city to steal away to with your beau or belle.
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Top Parks and Gardens to Visit in Paris

If you’re at all familiar with impressionist painting, which so often depicts Parisians at lazy picnics in romantic green settings, you know that Paris’ myriad parks and gardens have long been a source of inspiration. In Paris, a park is almostnevera mere plot of grass reserved for sports, and a garden is rarely a random selection of flowers and plants. Parisians pride themselves in making their city’s parks and gardens places of elegance, artistic detail, and symmetry—even the romantic gardens have been carefully planned to imitate nature. Take a stroll, picnic, and revel in these idyllic green spots.
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Explore Tarapoto: The Palm City of Northern Peru

Tarapoto may not impress first-time visitors with its initial appearance. The city is characterized by a combination of unremarkable, semi-modern buildings and modest tin-roofed homes, while its surroundings lean towards agriculture, contradicting the expectation of a dense jungle environment. Furthermore, the often oppressive heat and persistent noise from mototaxis may make the destination seem less appealing to some travelers.
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Discover Tingo Maria: A Hidden Gem in Peru

Tingo Maria is a hot and humid city nestled in theselva alta, which refers to the high jungle zone where the eastern foothills of the Andes meet the dense jungles of the Amazon Basin. Despite the heat, this energetic city, home to about 60,000 residents, is always abuzz with activity. Locals navigate the streets in mototaxis or on foot, while street vendors and market stall owners engage passersby with lively cries and shouts. Moreover, university students inject a youthful vibrancy into the city’s atmosphere.
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Essential Guide to Paris’ 2nd Arrondissement: Discover Hidden Gems

Located near the very center of the French capital, the 2nd arrondissement of Paris harbors noteworthy attractions that many tourists often overlook. This charming district features an intact medieval tower linked to a historical royal assassination, as well as one of the best permanent market streets in the city. Visitors can also observe glamorous old covered passageways and edgy boutiques featuring both established and new designers.
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Top Kayaking Spots in Puerto Rico

Kayaking in Puerto Rico offers not only excellent exercise but also a unique way to explore the island’s stunning natural beauty. From its vibrant reefs and lush mangroves to the enchanting bioluminescent bays, kayaking provides an eco-friendly passport to some of the most picturesque locations on the island. Discover the top kayaking spots and operators that will help you navigate Puerto Rico’s waters.
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Discover Why Plantains Are Puerto Rico’s Favorite Food

Ask any Puerto Rican what their five favorite foods are, and we’re willing to bet at least two involve plantains. The plantain, the larger, tougher cousin of the softer, sweeter banana, cannot be eaten raw. However, when you cook it (and depending on how you cook it), you’ll discover a versatile ingredient that is incorporated into some of Puerto Rico’s most beloved and popular dishes. Green plantains have a starchy, bland quality to them (until you season them, of course), while ripe plantains are sweeter. You’d need to go out of your way to leave Puerto Rico without sampling the ubiquitous plantain, and honestly, we don’t recommend you do that. Instead, try one of these delicious dishes, all made with the tastyplatano.
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