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Things to do in Belfast
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The name Belfast carries with it a connotation of war and violence, but the city is very different today than it was during the 1980s. The Good Friday Agreement in 1998 brought prolonged peace to the city, and a chance for it to develop and thrive. Today we’ll explore some of the historically troubled areas of Belfast, as well as take advantage of its burgeoning economy and cheap shopping. continue reading ...
Tags: politics, History, murals, Shopping
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Things to do in Bratislava
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Let’s face it – Bratislava does not have the best reputation. After several Hollywood films smeared the city’s name through the mud, most people have a very negative idea about the Slovak capital city. However, this is a city that will change your mind. Spend the day meandering the streets of old town and learning what Slovak culture really has to offer. continue reading ...
Tags: History, Walking, Museum, castle
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Things to do in Galway
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Galway is perhaps Ireland’s most laid back, accessible city. Some have said that Galway is a place where people go, fall in love and get lost. Historically, it was home to 14 different ancient tribes, giving it its nickname as the “City of Tribes”. Visiting Galway, you’ll discover why this bohemian cove on the western coast of Ireland is where artists and musicians make their home, and why the area was James Joyce’s richest source of material. continue reading ...
Tags: History, Music, Walking, beach
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Things to do in Singapore
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meganeaves
Singapore is a vibrant, modern Asian city with a fascinating and often seedy colonial history. Sometimes referred to as “the only shopping mall with a seat at the United Nations,” Singapore is a city, an island and a country – known for its lack of chewing gum, it’s extreme corporal punishment laws and its wonderful mishmash of Asian cultures. continue reading ...
Tags: History, colonial, modern, skyscraper, river
