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Top 10 Pubs and Bars in Glasgow You Must Visit

One of Glasgow’s claims to fame is its nightlife. Think about its drinking scene, and you may picture wood-panelled pubs stocked to the ceiling with whisky. You’d be right; the city still retains plenty of places with that old-school charm. Moreover, Glasgow’s appeal also lies in its diverse blend of traditional and modern. To help you have a night to remember, here’s where you can sample the best of Scotland’s biggest city.
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Top Live Music Venues in Philadelphia: Experience the Soul of Philly

Teddy Pendergrass. Patti LaBelle. Daryl Hall & John Oates. Boyz II Men. Philadelphia’s music tradition is a soulful one, rich with pride. From the original studio of the iconic music programAmerican Bandstandto music venues featured in blockbuster Hollywood films, venues in Philadelphia showcase the stars of tomorrow and pay tribute to the musicians that have helped build its legacy.
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Top 8 Artist-House Museums to Visit in the Northeastern USA

When looking at a work of art, the setting counts. It’s a distinct and arguably more inspirational experience viewing paintings in the studio where they were originally created. You might gain a deeper understanding of maritime artist Winslow Homer by sharing the ocean view from his studio terrace, or better appreciate Jackson Pollock’s Abstract Expressionist technique by observing the state of his paint-caked floors.
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Asheville: The Rising Star of America’s Music Scene

Asheville is a city where music fuels local culture, seamlessly integrated into every aspect of community life. Nestled in western North Carolina and surrounded by the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains, the city boasts nearly 30 music venues that cater to its artsy community. Here, you can encounter music in the most unexpected places, from concert venues built in junkyards to recording studios set within churches.
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Discover Hungary’s Vibrant Carnival Season

Late February in Hungary ushers in a new festive season. Known as Farsang in Hungarian, the carnival is all about saying goodbye to winter with colorful processions, lavish parties, and tasty specialties. The celebrations occur all across the country, blending pagan traditions with Christian ones, and the festive fun lasts right up until Ash Wednesday when Lent starts. Here’s a mini guide to Hungary’s carnival season.
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Top Winter Walking Destinations in Dubai

Usually known for its desert climate and sweltering heat, Dubai boasts balmy winters that are the exception to the rule. By early November, temperatures begin to drop and continue to hover around 27°C until late February. This is when the city embraces its pockets of green, expertly manicured gardens and purpose-built walking paths, each as pleasant for a quick stroll as they are for a full day.
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Discover Phuket Town: The Cultural Heart of Thailand’s Island Paradise

Thanks to its strategic southern Thailand location and rich natural bounty, Phuket’s backstory is a fascinating, multifaceted one. Europeans (Dutch, Portuguese, French, and British) began to land on the Andaman Coast’s largest island from the 16th century, but the greatest group of international arrivals were the Chinese, who flocked here to stake their fortunes on the 19th-century tin-mining boom.
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Experience Colombian Culture: Explore Music and Dance

A drumbeat runs throughout Colombia, finding new rhythms to tap to as it flows from region to region. In the Caribbean, the music is expressed through a blend of African and indigenous influences, sweeping participants into seductive turns and poses. Meanwhile, down in the Pacific, classic styles find new form with fancy footwork and modern beats. So enrapturing are these cadences that they’ve managed to shimmy their way into cultures all over the world.
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Explore Honduras: A Scenic Road Trip Through Rainforests and Beaches

The famed Mayan ruins of Copán and the world-renowned diving on the islands of Utila and Roatán reflect the beauty of Honduras. However, it is the smaller areas, coastal cities, tucked-away street vendors, small reservoirs, and lush cloud forests that truly define this Central American country as a place to wander. Therefore, there’s no better way to experience it than embarking on a journey through the roads less traveled in Honduras.
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Ultimate Shopping Guide: Discover Kyiv’s Slavic Vibe

Kyiv is a city full of talented designers, bustling markets, excellent food, and rising fashion stars. Moreover, it has emerged as an exciting, alternative travel destination in recent years. Consequently, the city now offers an eclectic shopping experience for visitors eager to escape the all-too-familiar international brands. For urban cool with a Slavic twist, here’s your shopping guide to the Ukrainian capital.
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Discover Liverpool’s Architectural Heritage and History

Best known as the home town of the Beatles, the English city of Liverpool also boasts architecturally striking buildings that narrate the stories of its past. From Queen Anne style to Brutalism, Neoclassical to industrial Victorian, the historical architecture of Liverpool earned it Unesco World Heritage status in 2004. This architectural diversity draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
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Essential Guide to Drone Photography in Australia

Drones have revolutionized travel photography by offering unique textures, compositions, and stunning perspectives. Australia, with its diverse and picturesque landscapes, is an exceptional location for aerial photography. From the vivid red-dirt horizons of the Outback to the mesmerizing patterns of the Great Barrier Reef beneath sparkling aquamarine waters, there are countless opportunities to capture breathtaking images. However, before you soar, it’s crucial to understand that drone usage in Australia is highly regulated, and adhering to specific rules is vital.
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