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Ultimate Guide to Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London

John Doe05 mins

The area of London, known as Bankside, was a lively hub during Shakespeare’s era, characterized by theaters, pubs, and other entertainment venues. Notably, this lively location was home to the first Globe, built in 1599. Interestingly, Shakespeare was a shareholder but not an owner of the theater. However, in 1613, a fire caused by a cannon during a performance led to its destruction. The theater was reconstructed but ultimately closed in 1642 due to Puritan rule.

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Traveling to China in June: Weather, Packing Tips, and Attractions

Barbara Griffin08 mins

June marks the beginning of summer in China, where daytime temperatures can feel very warm due to pop-up showers resulting in increased humidity. Although June is slightly cooler and less humid than both July and August, travelers should still carry a handkerchief to wipe their brow, especially between thunderstorms. The month is known for beautiful flora as it ranks among the top three wettest months in China.

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Ultimate December Travel Guide for China: Weather Tips, Packing List, and Must-See Attractions

Stephanie Cherry07 mins

Weather-wise, winter is not the ideal time to travel in the People’s Republic of China. However, December presents an opportunity: it’s a low travel season for domestic tourists, resulting in less crowded major tourist spots and reduced hotel and airfare rates. Notably, famous attractions, such as the Great Wall and the Yellow Mountains, offer stunning views covered in snow, providing a unique experience different from the summer months.

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Ultimate Pasadena, CA Visitor’s Guide

Vodka Man06 mins

Pasadena is the queen of the San Gabriel Valley, sitting at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains next to a dry riverbed known as the Arroyo Seco. Some Angelenos perceive the city merely as another LA suburb; however, it is closer to Downtown Los Angeles than many actual suburbs. Pasadena stands as a vibrant city in its own right, having become the second incorporated city in Southern California after Los Angeles in 1886. Consequently, it is now the 6th largest city in Los Angeles County, with an estimated population of around 145,000 in 2005. Its valley location provides a climate approximately 20 degrees warmer than beach communities during summer months.

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Ultimate Visitor’s Guide to Villa d’Este in Tivoli, Italy

David Davidson05 mins

The Villa d’Este was commissioned and built by Cardinal Ippolito d’Este, the son of Lucrezia Borgia and the grandson of Pope Alexander VI. Pirro Ligorio dedicated 17 years to designing the garden, creating a remarkable blend of art and nature. Thomaso Chiruchi contributed to the hydraulic systems, while Claude Venard, a renowned Burgundian artisan, worked on the Villa d’Este’s most notable feature: the Fountain of the Hydraulic Organ (Fontana dell’Organo Idraulico). The cardinal aimed to create a villa and garden befitting “one of the wealthiest ecclesiastics of the sixteenth century.” The design encourages exploration, stimulates imagination, and elicits surprise, making it a place to wander for hours. However, visitors should be mindful of the elevation changes, as they may require some effort to fully appreciate the site.

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Experience the Viking Festival in Hafnarfjordur, Iceland

Admin05 mins

The Viking Festival in Hafnarfjordur, Iceland, is a vibrant four-day celebration held annually in mid-June. This unique festival attracts visitors from around the globe, eager to witness a wealth of activities including storytelling, artistry, music, and Viking-themed festivities featuring skilled warriors ready to demonstrate their strength and marksmanship, as highlighted on the Viking Village website.

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