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Top 10 Coffee Shops in Toronto for Specialty Brews

Toronto’s vibrant coffee scene is bustling with dozens of independent cafés and places to perk up. Whether you’re searching for perfect spots to snap Instagram-worthy shots or simply seeking the best places to enjoy a caffeine boost, you’re bound to fall in love with several Toronto coffee shops. Here are 10 of our favorite spots you should check out when you need a caffeine fix.
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Explore Louisville’s Vibrant Culinary Landscape

Sitting pretty on the banks of the Ohio River, Louisville rolls out a warm welcome steeped in bourbon and Southern hospitality. Although traditional Kentucky cuisine still maintains a firm grip on the culinary lexicon, this ‘Bourbon City’ is full of surprising edible discoveries. Here are a few of the most delicious pockets of town to explore, and a few dishes you’ll want to dig into when you get there. Pack an appetite, y’all.
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7 Hidden European Gems You Must Explore

As one of the most accessible and beloved parts of the world, Europe is home to plenty of bucket list–worthy places. History will draw you to ancient cities like Rome, Athens, and Lisbon, while culinary feats on nearly every corner call from Paris and London. Furthermore, we can’t forget the rolling, robust lands of Ireland and Scotland. It could take a lifetime to fully immerse yourself in every destination.
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48 Hours in Edinburgh: A Perfect Weekend Guide to Scotland’s Capital

Edinburgh is the perfect city for a weekend break – compact, easily navigable, and packed with iconic landmarks, staggering views, and an unparalleled mix of natural and architectural beauty. ‘Piled deep and massy, close and high,’ wrote the city’s most famous writer, Sir Walter Scott, ‘Mine own romantic town.’ One of the most beautiful cities in Europe, much of Scotland’s capital can be covered in just two days.
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Top Outdoor Autumn Adventures in Tennessee

Tennessee is brilliant for autumn colors. The state is crumpled with old, rocky mountains blanketed in forests, and these groves turn into a riot of flaming hues come fall. Thousands of tourists return every year to witness the seasonal show. Moreover, there’s more than just the pretty vistas. You can fish in wild rivers, hike into the heart of the mountains and state parks, and hop on a bike to explore scenic pathways.
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