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Explore Melaka: A Guided Historical Walking Tour
Travel on Foot through Malaysia’s Tumultuous Past
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Travel on Foot through Malaysia’s Tumultuous Past
San Miguel de Allende is the ideal town to explore on foot, with two caveats. Cobblestone streets are lovely but challenging to walk on, and San Miguel is quite hilly, so expect some steep climbs. Therefore, wear comfortable walking shoes!
Welcome to Port Washington, Long Island, New York. Located on a peninsula on the North Shore of Nassau County, Port Washington was once the home of the Matinecocks who called it “Sint Sink,” meaning “place of many stones.” Later, Dutch traders and English farmers moved to the area, labeling it “Cow Neck.”
Montségur has almost a cult following, attracting Cathar history enthusiasts, hikers, and lovers of charming small French villages. This tiny village is located in France’s Midi-Pyrénées region (and the lovely Ariège Pyrénées department) on the edge of Cathar Country, near Foix and within easy striking distance of Perpignan. Montségur Château is arguably the most significant monument to the Cathar religious sect.
It’s funny. The former French Concession doesn’t really have a name to locals. Visitors to Shanghai seek it out as do expats who live here. The former French Concession is the geographical area of Sycamore-lined streets and alleys that make up what used to be the French-administered part of town (late 19th century to mid-twentieth). And by the way, all those trees (calledplatanein French), were imported from France.
Louis’ Lunch is a petite eatery on Crown Street in New Haven, Connecticut, with a very big claim to fame: It’s the birthplace of the hamburger! Louis Lassen opened his first luncheonette in New Haven in 1895.
The planning for the construction of the Hawaii State Capitol building began in 1960, yet the actual plans were finalized only in 1964. Groundbreaking occurred in November 1965, and it was not until March 15, 1969, that the building was officially dedicated, marking nearly a decade since the initial planning phase.
Celebrated impressionist painterClaude Monetspent nearly 43 years– from 1883 to his death in 1926– living in a house he constructed in the peaceful locality of Giverny, about an hour from Paris and at the edge of the Normandy region of France. Today run by the Claude Monet Foundation, the painter’s house and breathtaking gardens attract hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, who come to witness the iconic water garden and bridge which inspired some of Monet’s most-loved paintings (including the water lilies series), enjoy the artist’s collection of Japanese prints, or explore the brightly-painted and decorated rooms of the house. An excursion to Giverny represents an ideal opportunity for a memorable day trip.
Veterans Oasis Park in Chandler is more than just a recreational space with grass, pathways, and a pond. It plays a vital role in the city’s reclaimed water processing system, redistributing treated wastewater to recharge basins in the area. Consequently, this has allowed the city to cultivate the park as a riparian and wetland habitat that the community can enjoy. Opened to the public in 2008, Veterans Oasis Park offers an array of attractions for nature lovers.
This is high-end Las Vegas where large rooms, spacious restrooms, and big TVs abound. The Venetian is luxurious in every sense. For those seeking upscale shopping, the Grand Canal Shoppes are a must-visit, and if fine dining is what you crave, you can choose from 15 top-notch restaurants.
London is a city filled with incredible places to explore, making it a vibrant destination for enthusiasts of every kind, from history buffs to culture vultures. With so many exciting neighborhoods to discover, including the delightful spots in South London, the edgy vibes of East London, and the best activities in West London, visitors are certainly spoiled for choice.
The American South is known for its cool and quirky bits and pieces. Go down this country road and you’ll find the birthplace of the blues. Paddle up this river and you’ll reach three lovely tree houses. Step into Colonial Williamsburg and step into living history. These unique accommodations can only enhance your travel experience in this captivating region.
For decades, tourists came to Asheville to marvel at the spectacular Biltmore Estate while largely ignoring the rest of the city. Nowadays, Asheville has emerged as one of the hottest travel destinations in the Southeast. A thriving arts and culture scene attracts visitors, complemented by newly renovated neighborhoods that feature design studios, trendy restaurants, and the nation’s largest concentration of microbreweries.
Ah, Italia! It’s one of the world’s favorite destinations in Europe, where countless travel opportunities await. How can you create a dream vacation in Italy? Focus on key elements that embody its essence: stunning architecture, warm-hearted people, rich culture, and delicious cuisine.
All across the country, there are numerous incredible national parks to hike in the USA. This is especially true for the state of Colorado, where the variety and quality of hikes are exceptional. With stunning mountain ranges, sprawling ridges, and countless trails, you have a multitude of options for your hiking adventures.
As one of the larger islands in New York State, Long Island is conveniently located near New York City, making it a perfect destination for visitors to the Big Apple. The island boasts a myriad of attractions that cater to all interests.
You’re in the heart of the French Riviera but you’re also in a French city where the locals outnumber the visitors. So get a slice of French life and venture out early to theCours Saleya.The vibrant, colorful market square is where everybody comes to shop for the freshest fruit and vegetables, fat, succulent olives and olive oil, exotic flowers, cheese, bread, and charcuterie of every kind imaginable. It’s surrounded by cafés where terraces spill out onto the pavement so you can sip a coffee and watch the world go by. On a Monday, the antique and flea market lasts from 7am to 6pm.
InToraja, high in the mountains of Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island, the worlds of the living and the dead stand side by side — with hardly anything dividing the two. Consequently, the Torajan realm of the dead is just as colorful (if not as lively) as that of the living.
Take all the wonderful Canadian stereotypes—friendly people, scenic landscapes, accessible wildlife—and bundle them into one lovely little town, and you will find Banff, Alberta.