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Top 5 Compelling Reasons to Explore Medellín Today
Word is officially out: Medellín has wholly transcended its unfavorable reputation and undergone a veritable renaissance. Nevertheless, it still fails to land on many travel bucket lists.
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Budget-Friendly Guide to Historic Rīga
Latvia’s capital is not only incredibly charming, but also highly affordable. With a wealth of history and culture to explore, Rīga is an ideal option for travellers looking to discover somewhere new without breaking the bank. Here’s how you can make the most of your visit.
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Top 5 Instagrammable Buildings in Panama City
Panama City is famous for its ultramodern skyline. However, architecture in Panama extends far beyond towering skyscrapers. As neighborhoods evolve around historic sites, a new wave of designers and architects are infusing creativity into the tropical capital. Here are five Instagram-worthy buildings to photograph while you explore Panama City.
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Ultimate Outdoor Adventures in Qatar: A Journey to Remember
Qatar is well known for its towering skyscrapers, luxury hotels, and impressive feats of engineering that have enabled the cosmopolitan city of Doha to spring up in the middle of the desert. Common preconceptions lead many visitors to believe that a large proportion of their time in Qatar is likely to be spent inside air-conditioned buildings to escape the powerful heat of the sun. However, it might surprise you to discover that there is actually a plethora of exciting outdoor adventures to take part in, unique landscapes to explore, and extraordinary experiences to pursue outside of the constraints of the urban environment.
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Explore Milan: A Unique Rickshaw Adventure in Italy
We arrived late in the evening in Milan for our trip across Italy.
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Discover Paderborn: A Hidden Gem in Germany
If you haven’t, then permit me to take you on a little tour around Paderborn…
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Exciting Winter Activities in the Yukon: Adventure Without the Chill
The Yukon Territory of Canada, located just south of the Beaufort Sea, Arctic Ocean, and North Pole, exists in the imagination as a wilderness filled with chalky mountains, wolf-ridden forests, and treacherous snow-covered passes. This landscape has challenged gold panners and fur-clad trappers, many of whom lost their way amid the extreme weather and rugged geography.
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Experience Local Life in Lima: Ultimate Guide
Six years ago, GoTravelDaily Local Agnes Rivera traveled south along the Pacific Coast and landed in Lima, Peru. Quickly charmed by the capital city’smalecón, a coastal pathway that dips in and out of vastly diverse districts, her interest has remained piqued by the juxtaposition of Lima: at once the metropolitan center of Peru and the melting pot of the country’s numerous traditional cultures.
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Top Waterfront Bars in Miami to Escape the Heat
Sun, sand, surf, and balmy winter weather – Miami’s beguiling climate has charmed more than its fair share of visitors. One of the best ways to experience the perks of being on a warm-weather peninsula is with a frosty beverage in your hand and water views for days.
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Miami vs. Miami Beach: Insider Insights on Two Distinct Destinations
In much of the world’s eyes, Miami and Miami Beach are one and the same, often used interchangeably in conversation. However, after LeBron James’ infamous declaration in 2010 to take his talents to South Beach, Miami residents rolled their eyes. The NBA superstar had just signed a contract with the Miami Heat – not the Miami Beach Heat.
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Explore Odesa: 48 Hours in Ukraine’s Thriving Black Sea Gem
You might think it’s tough to compete with the ancient sights and urban culture of Kyiv or to rival Lviv’s Mitteleuropa charm, but Odesa – Ukraine’s third-largest city and cosmopolitan Black Sea port – is catching up. Its string of beaches makes it the country’s number-one summer destination, while the burgeoning foodie scene offers an intriguing fusion of regional influences.
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Discover Hidden Gem Beach Cities: Top 10 Secluded Coastal Destinations
Sydney, Rio, and Barcelona aside, the beach is not usually synonymous with the city. However, with so many amazing urban areas sprouting near water, it is surprisingly easy to catch a suntan – or ride a few cheeky waves – while enjoying the urban crawl.
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Essential Guide to Hiking the Inca Trail
The Inca Trail is the most famous hike in South America—perhaps the world—and boasts a life-changing experience. Hiking the Inca Trail through the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu is both arduous and awe-inspiring. Four days of cold, pain, and exhaustion dissipate as the mist lifts to reveal the emerald peaks and terraced ruins of the mystical ancient city.
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Top Activities in Windsor After the Royal Wedding
The world’s media spotlight was recently on the English riverside town of Windsor and its gargantuan castle, where the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle took place on Saturday 19th May. On the day itself, the whole town was dominated by the event, with crowds, pageantry, and road closures. However, now the well-wishers have dispersed, Windsor’s charms are back on full and slightly less busy display. They include the grand buildings and rich history, taking in nearby attractions including Eton College, Legoland, and the now-quiet fields where the Magna Carta was signed.
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Discover the Best Clam Chowder in Boston
From colonial fishing ships to presidential inaugurations, we trace the origins of Boston’s signature dish, New England clam chowder, and embark on a quest for a bowl of the city’s best.
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Explore the Rich History of the Great Lakes in Northern Michigan
A first visit to one of the Great Lakes redefines ideas of what a lake can be. The deep, cold waters stretch out as far as the eye can see toward a flat and limitless blue horizon. Freighters cross the depths; kayakers and swimmers splash in the shallows; and lighthouses dot the often treacherous shores.
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Spring Skiing in Val d’Isère: Europe’s Premier Destination
Skiing in spring is a unique experience compared to winter: the slopes are sunny and warm, creating a lively party atmosphere. Val d’Isère, a premier French resort, is perfectly suited for late-season skiing, featuring high-altitude runs, north-facing slopes, and numerous snow cannons to ensure the pistes remain in excellent condition. Moreover, it serves as an exciting destination for non-skiing activities, particularly famed for its exuberant aprés-ski parties.
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Top 4 Thrilling High-Speed Adventures in Indianapolis
If you visit Indianapolis in the month of May, you may notice a preoccupation with a certain legendary race. The Indianapolis 500 is the world’s largest single-day sporting event, bringing in hundreds of thousands of auto-racing fans from around the globe.
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Exploring Tijuana’s Vibrant Craft Beer Culture
Craft breweries have arrived en masse in Tijuana, and it’s no surprise to those who know the city well. From parts of town, you could literally throw a rock over to San Diego, the oft-dubbed craft beer capital of the USA. As is typical with two nearly twin cities, trends are traded, and the beer horizons in Mexico quickly expanded beyond Corona and Tecate.
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