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Exploring Sweden: A 7-Day Itinerary

Jessica Proctor06 mins
Sweden is an incredibly enchanting European destination, featuring breathtaking landscapes and warm, welcoming inhabitants. To optimize your travel experience, consider a scenic road trip through this beautiful country. Notably, Sweden is quite expansive; therefore, this itinerary specifically navigates the southern half of Sweden, showcasing its most charming coastal towns in just seven days.
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Marrakesh Train Schedule: How to Travel to and from Morocco

David Davidson06 mins
Colorful, chaotic, and steeped in history, the imperial city of Marrakesh is one of Morocco’s most popular destinations. Moreover, it’s an excellent base for exploring the rest of the country, especially due to its remarkable railway connections. From Marrakesh’s easily navigable train station, you can travel to other major cities including Casablanca, Fez, Tangier, and Meknes. As well as being incredibly efficient, Morocco’s trains are considered clean and safe. Tickets are also affordable, making this one of the most budget-friendly methods of traveling around the country.
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Discover Marken, North Holland: A Comprehensive Travel Guide

Stephanie Cherry06 mins
Despite a population of scarcely 2,000 residents, Marken attracts about 500 times that number in tourists each year. The town’s history has allowed it to form an identity that’s unique in all the Netherlands, which makes it an object of fascination for visitors. Until 1957, Marken was an island in the IJsselmeer; in isolation from the rest of the Netherlands, it developed an independent culture – its own architecture, dialect, dress, and more – that it still maintains, despite the closure of the dike that once separated it from the mainland. While the folk culture has become less distinctive since the ’50s, it is still clearly visible on the onetime island – now a peninsula – of Marken.
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Top 7 Must-Visit TV Locations in New York City

Michael Boone010 mins
Even if you’ve never been to New York City, chances are one of your favorite television shows has already transported you there, given that many of TV’s most beloved programs are set right in the heart of the Big Apple. You’ll surely recognize many of the major landmarks and locations that serve as establishing shots for your favorite shows. Moreover, you can find yourself hot on the trail of iconic characters like Jerry Seinfeld, Carrie Bradshaw, or Rachel Green, at their on-screen apartments, workplaces, and hangouts. Here are the top seven TV filming locations to visit in New York City, allowing you to relive your favorite moments from the small screen right on the scene.
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Top 10 Must-Try Iconic Brooklyn Dishes

John Doe013 mins
Brooklyn is a culinary destination. Home to the original Smorgasburg that spread to LA and Michelin star restaurants; this part of New York City is a haven for foodies. New restaurants are sprouting up across the borough; however, before you embark on a tour of all the trendy new spots in Brooklyn, dining on the foods that made Brooklyn famous is essential. From a decadent meal at a classic steakhouse to a legendary square slice at an old-school pizzeria, you won’t be disappointed devouring these ten iconic Brooklyn dishes.
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Explore Mockingjay Filming Locations from The Hunger Games Series

Michael Boone05 mins
Suzanne Collins’Hunger Gamesseries has become a global phenomenon, inspiring a four-part film saga. This movement from reality into a unique sci-fi universe features real-world filming locations in Germany. Director Francis Lawrence noted the difference in aesthetics between filming in Atlanta and the new locations in Germany and France, which brought a fresh perspective. The dark, authoritarian themes ofThe Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2resonate with the political context and history of the filming locations.
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Explore Manzanar National Historic Site: A Deep Dive into History

Joshua Liu05 mins
In 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, authorizing the Secretary of War to create “Military Areas.” Consequently, anyone perceived to threaten the war effort was removed. Without any due process and given only days to decide on their homes, businesses, and possessions, all individuals of Japanese ancestry residing on the West Coast were forcibly relocated to “internment camps.” Notably, Manzanar in California was one of ten such camps established in the western United States, where over 10,000 Japanese Americans lived until the war’s conclusion in 1945.
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Budget-Friendly Guide to Exploring Dublin

Melissa Sullivan010 mins
An opportunity to visit Dublin should not be missed. Many factors go into building an itinerary, such as the timing of a visit, available accommodations, quality of attractions, and climate. Dublin serves as the entry point for many of Ireland’s visitors, offering a major airport and the best selection of accommodations in the country. However, a Dublin visit can be expensive. Learn some strategies for budget travel in this vibrant capital city and throughout Ireland.
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