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Exploring Philadelphia’s Diverse Culinary Scene Beyond Cheesesteaks

Tourists associate the City of Brotherly Love with its most famous sandwich – the cheesesteak, created by South Philly hot dog vendor Pat Olivieri for his taxi driver clientele in 1930. However, regional food choices in Philadelphia extend well beyond Pat’s or Geno’s, provolone or cheese whiz, with or without fried onions. Landmark delis, markets, and noodle shops, still in business nearly a century after opening, pay tribute to the city’s colorful immigrant past; a few doors down, modern chefs and bakers riff on classic dishes, from Jewish gravlax to Korean fried chicken, representing the city’s diverse range of cultural and ethnic groups. Have your cheesesteak – and eat one, too, from the rival stand across the way – but save some room for Philly’s other foodie delights.
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Discover Eight Hidden Surfing Gems Worldwide

Mention travelling to surf enthusiasts and the same places are bound to come up in conversation. Spots such as Oahu in Hawaii, Byron Bay in Australia and Bundoran in Ireland are world famous for their ripping waves and beautiful beaches. However, what if you want to catch a wave away from the crowds? From jungle-flanked point breaks in Colombia to secluded New Zealand coves, a global array of less-known surfing destinations are waiting to be discovered – you just need to know where to find them.
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Top Romantic Hotels Loved by Readers in 2025

Before she had even left, Tiffany Dowd was planning her next couples escape to The Brando, an exclusive resort on its own private atoll in the South Pacific. “I kept asking my husband over and over when we could come back,” the global luxury hotel expert shared. During their stay in a beachfront villa, with its private infinity pool and outdoor soaking tub, Dowd and her husband snorkeled, enjoyed spa treatments, and took part in Polynesian cultural activities (she learned to palm weave; he learned to play the ukulele). “It’s one of the few places in the world I have truly felt away from it all,” she remembered. “You feel like you are in a postcard-perfect setting and it’s just the two of you.” Although it’s not just the two of you, of course. The Brando has 35 villas catered to by a staff of 200. However, good design — and that whole private island aspect — make everything and everyone else drift away. “The Brando feels like a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you must experience again and again,” Dowd added.
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Ultimate Foodie Guide to Culinary Delights in Russia

One of Russia’s more surprising travel trump cards is the lip-smacking diversity of what’s cooked in its kitchens and served in its restaurants and cafes. Fromkasha(buckwheat porridge) in Kaliningrad to freshly caught crab in Kamchatka, the world’s largest country offers an abundance of both homely tastes and gourmet treats that are sure to have you coming back for second helpings.
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Ultimate Chicago Travel Guide for First-Time Visitors

Take revolutionary architecture, award-winning cuisine, an outsized musical legacy, and top-flight museums, and wrap them all up in an easy-to-navigate package. Now throw in a population of locals at once cosmopolitan and brimming with Midwestern good humor. That’s Chicago, a city that will roll out the welcome mat and keep you engaged whether you plan to stay a night or a month.
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Explore Chicago’s Unique and Quirky Museums

Sure, your friends will listen politely as you describe your trip to the Art Institute to see paint on the walls. However, you’ll captivate them with stories of visiting the Red Spanking Bench and the world’s largest jug collection. Here are 10 beyond-the-norm museums in Chicago that give new meaning to niche experiences. Most of these are free, making them great for budget-conscious explorers.
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Sustainable Travel to Machu Picchu: Explore Peru’s Iconic Ruins Responsibly

It’s one of the world’s most spectacular archaeological sites, yet Machu Picchu has become a victim of its own popularity. The 2017 introduction of a timed ticketing system is just one of several recent initiatives the Peruvian government has implemented to protect this ancient wonder. However, there are plenty of ways visitors can help preserve the iconic ruins for the future.
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Exploring Jane Austen’s England: Your Guide to Finding Mr. Darcy

It’s been over two hundred years since Jane Austen passed away, and even longer sincePride and Prejudice, her most renowned novel, was published. The novel remains immensely popular, and the vivid depictions of England within it, as well as in her other works, continue to portray a quintessential image of the country for both locals and visitors. To celebrate Austen’s enduring legacy, we explore various locations that are associated with her life and her beloved characters, each offering a unique experience today.
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Experience Local Life in Geelong, Australia: A Complete Guide

Originally from Melbourne, GoTravelDaily Local Kate and her partner moved to Geelong over a year ago for its relaxed lifestyle. As a travel writer, Kate spends her time travelling the world but finds nowhere is as friendly as Geelong. This city boasts a great community feel, and its location—close to Melbourne, the Bellarine Peninsula, and the Great Ocean Road—is perfect for local adventures.
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