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Discover Zadar: 10 Must-See Attractions and Experiences

Jon Summers012 mins
Set atop a pretty promontory that extends into the Adriatic Sea, Zadar has a compact and attractive old town of golden-hued churches and Roman ruins that sits against a stirring backdrop of dramatic limestone mountains and distant scattered islands. Less touristy than the other main Dalmatian coast hubs of Dubrovnik and Split, Zadar is a vibrant city with lively nightlife and an exciting culinary scene. The city also serves as a launchpad for excursions to remote offshore islands and beautiful national parks.
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Explore Missouri Museums: Art, History, and Culture in St. Louis and Beyond

Barbara Griffin09 mins
St. Louis and Kansas City are two of the largest cities in Middle America. While they bookend the same state (Missouri), they offer entirely distinct experiences. St. Louis is known for its historic brick-red buildings, soulful blues, and delicious toasted ravioli. In contrast, Kansas City boasts Art Deco architecture, vibrant jazz, and mouthwatering smoky barbecue. Traveling between these cultural hubs will transform your understanding of America’s Heartland.
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Art Inspired by the Breathtaking Landscapes of Argentina

Jonathon Williams011 mins
Francis Ford Coppola found creative inspiration in the energy of Buenos Aires. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry appreciated Argentina’s mountains from an aerial perspective. From the snow-capped Andes and the far-flung reaches of Tierra del Fuego to the rushing waterfalls of Iguazu, Argentina’s landscapes have provided inspiration for generations of artists, writers, musicians, and filmmakers.
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Top 5 Exciting Day Trips from Tunis

Joshua Liu015 mins
Tunis itself has all the charm you need for a short break. However, if you’re staying longer, the city makes a great base for exploring the northern and central parts of the country. From vast ancient Roman cities and crumbling Berber hilltop towns to hot springs, wild beaches, and rolling countryside dotted with vineyards and olive groves, a warm welcome awaits whichever route you decide to take.
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Top 6 Hidden Gems in Japan’s Oita Prefecture You Should Explore

Martin Ruiz09 mins
Oita, a prefecture on Japan’s southern-most island of Kyūshū, is world-famous for its incredible hot springs. Towns like Beppu host bathers from around the world. Yet there’s so much more than onsen bathing to do here that it’s a bit of a mystery as to why people aren’t flocking to explore the other parts of this magical spot that are often overlooked. Here are six fantastic, less-visited spots in Oita Prefecture.
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Ultimate Foodie’s Guide to Amman, Jordan: A Culinary Paradise in the Middle East

Joshua Liu012 mins
While most travelers head for Jordan with Petra high on the agenda, investing some food-fueled days in the cosmopolitan capital Amman is a delicious idea. There’s so much more than cafe-hopping down Rainbow St for the best creamy hummus of your life or developing an addiction for cardamom-spiced coffee; this is a city of feeders, so bring your appetite.
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Explore the Cape Winelands: Cycling Through Historic Mission Villages

Jeffrey Johnson09 mins
Hiding in plain sight, the beautiful Dwars River Valley in the Western Cape’s Winelands has been somewhat of a blind spot on the tourist radar as visitors dash between the storied wine estates and chic restaurants of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. The Dwars River Escape Route aims to change that, offering, among other things, a guided mountain biking trail through historic villages and a gorgeous landscape.
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Explore Île de Gorée: An Unforgettable Day Trip from Dakar

Bobby Spencer010 mins
One of West Africa’s most dynamic cities, Dakar offers a dizzying mix of sun-kissed beaches, colourful markets, and mbalax-fueled nightclubs where snappily attired revelers emerge into the early morning light as the first call to prayer drifts over the palm-covered landscape. Senegal’s capital is also the gateway to the Île de Gorée, a sleepy tropical island just 3km from the high-rises of downtown.
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Discover Unique Treasures in Nairobi’s Best Shopping Spots

Debbie Kelly08 mins
The days are gone when Nairobi shopping was limited to crowded curio stalls, where endless bartering made patrons ask themselves just how much they wanted that little wooden statue anyway. Now, a smattering of independent, eclectic stores provide a platform for the country’s talented designers and artisans to sell items that truly represent and reflect the country’s creative energy.
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