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Things to do in Brugge
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meganeaves
Overview - Brugge (or Bruges, in French) is a quaint, medieval town that looks more like a miniature Christmas display than an actual place. Find out why this Flemish-speaking village is the perfect place to spend 24 hours exploring canals, cobblestone streets and bell towers.
Breakfast - Forget the tourist cafes, why not grab a fresh baguette or bread loaf and a hunk of gorgeous cheese from one of the vendors at the farmers market in Grote Markt – the city square. Bask in the Belgian sunshine on a park bench with your perfect continental breakfast!
Morning - Spend this morning in the south part of Bruges. Start at the bulky, gothic cathedral, St. Salvators kathedraal. It’s columns and arches are excellent examples of Gothic architecture, and the church is also home to a lovely set of tapestries. After that, venture further south to the Begjinhof, one of the most well preserved traditional Belgian communes in the country. Whitewashed houses continue reading ...
Tags: bell tower, canal, Beer, medieval
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Things to do in Paris
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andyh
Paris is the world’s capital of cuisine. French delicacies can be found in one form or another in every country, but Paris – oh Paris – it is truly a step above the rest. Use the following guide to explore all facets of the perfect Parisian epicurean experience. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Bratislava
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meganeaves
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 ...
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Things to do in Galway
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meganeaves
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 ...
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Things to do in Brussels
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meganeaves
It’s easy to get stuck into the typical tourist sites in Brussels. But there is so much more to the city than the overpriced taverns on the Grand Place. Today, we’ll explore art nouveau architecture in Ixelles and go flea market shopping in Marolles. continue reading ...
Tags: flea market, Church, art nouveau
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Things to do in Dublin
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meganeaves
When most people think of Dublin, they envision stout beer and friendly people. But the Irish capital is also a mecca of arts and cultural activities, including the national museums, the Irish Film Institute and a host of art galleries. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Dublin
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jobuckley
Dublin, the Colourful Capital City of Ireland. Known for its friendliness, Historical Buildings, diverse culture, shopping and the craic!! The Irish / Gaelic name for Dublin is “Baile Àtha Cliath” – town by the hurdled ford. continue reading ...
Tags: Grafton Street, St. Stephens Green, Shopping
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Things to do in Cork
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jobuckley
Cork, the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland with a population of nearly 200,000, referred to by the locals as the "real" Capital of Ireland. Cork has a rich mix of culture, most recently in the past 15years with an influx of overseas workers, the city has become one of the most culturally diverse in western Europe. In fact Cork was the European Capital of Culture in 2005. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Budapest
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Maria
Budapest is rich in culture, history and natural beauty. It has so much in store for everyone.The Buda side- western part , is mostly hilly while Pest on the eastern side, lies mainly on flat terrain. Beautiful bridges connect Buda to Pest. Pest may be considered as the modern side, but it still has beautiful neo-Gothic buildings. Today, we will explore the lovely sights of Pest. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Helsinki
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Maria
Helsinki is located in southern Finland. It has many sights to offer to photography enthusiasts. Getting around on foot is quite easy because the points of interests are located fairly close to each other. Today we will take photos of the most popular attractions of this capital city. continue reading ...
Tags: Photography