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Things to do in Ogden
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christianedemaerscha
Overview - The first settlers recognized what they saw when they named Ogden "Fort Buenavontura". The Wasatch mountains and the Ogden and the Weber river are the best recipe to an adventurous stay.
Breakfast - The No-frills diner is the perfect place to start the day. A hearty breakfast is what you need. Biscuits and gravy, hasbrown with eggs and bacon and sausage, they got it all.
Morning - The Eccles dinosaur park is the perfect place to go to with children. They will love it and talk about it for many years to come.
Lunch - The Union Station is a great place for lunch. While you wait for your food or after you are done eating you can visit the railroad museum that is located in the same building.
Afternoon - Go to the Golden Spike historical site and learn even more about the history of the railroad in the West. If it is adventure you are looking for than it is a good idea to go ski on Powdermountain, Wolf Mountain, continue reading ...
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Things to do in Feldkirch
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christianedemaerscha
Feldkirch is an amazing medieval city. It is the city of music, good food, and sightseeing. The Austrian people must be the friendliest people in the Western hemisphere. The are just waiting to help you out with good advice to make your stay or your visit a succes. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Salt Lake City
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christianedemaerscha
Salt Lake City is one of the most fascinating places in the U.S. True, if you go on a vacation just to taste local alcoholic beverages and go to a disco or bar at night you will probably not find what you are looking for. If you end up going to the liquor store so you can get drunk in your hotel room, you are probably hiding that brown bag under your coat as soon as you get out of the store. continue reading ...
Posted 15 days ago
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Things to do in Altea
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christianedemaerscha
Unbelievable views, a Mohr history, Mediterranean architecture, an incredible cuisine, and a picture perfect setting are just some of the ingredients of a visit to Altea. Here, you are close to big tourist cities like Benidorm and beautiful mountain villages like Guadalest. Altea has, however, its own identity and you will discover how unique that is when you come here to enjoy this pearl of Alicante. continue reading ...
Posted 17 days ago
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Things to do in Amsterdam
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christianedemaerscha
Amsterdam is the city that attracts young and old. It is THE city that speaks to anybody’s imagination. Nothing seems to be impossible here. Young and old are attracted to THE place of moving borders and widening horizons. Go to Amsterdam. You are in for a real treat. Culture and art work go hand in hand with contemporary pleasure. See Amsterdam any time of the year and have fun. Public transportation is well organized, but if there is one town in the world where you rent a bike than you should do that in Amsterdam. Or stay in a place that includes bikes. continue reading ...
Tags: Houseboat, night life, Rembrandt
Posted 17 days ago
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Things to do in Flumserberg
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christianedemaerscha
Flumserberg is the place to go for dazzling family fun. Explore Flumserberg no matter what time of the year it is. Come here to enjoy winter wonderland with your kids and teach them how to ski and snowboard in a very casual setting that offers all there is to offer when it comes to winter fun. Come here to enjoy fall. The views are exceptional and the possibilities never ending. Avoid crowds and see Flumserberg in the spring for an unforgettable 24 hours (or longer). Come to this secluded paradise in the summer and combine the mountains with a boat ride you will never forget. continue reading ...
Posted 21 days ago
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Things to do in Carcassonne
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christianedemaerscha
The city of the Cathares will tell you amazing stories of the magical past as if a time machine has sent you back to the 13th century. No other European city offers such a wide array of historical mysteries and suspense, beautifully kept landmarks, an intriguing population, and a gastronomy like you won’t find anywhere else. Carcassonne is within driving distance of the Mediterranean, but the most fanatic beach supporters will not even feel the urge to leave the surroundings of Carcassonne. Beautiful landscapes and views will spur up your imagination. continue reading ...
Posted 22 days ago
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Things to do in Queenstown
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meganeaves
Queenstown is known for its plethora of outdoor adventure sports. Parasailing? They’ve got it. Heli-hiking? Check out the Remarkables Mountains. Bungy jumping? They were the first in the world to try it. Today, we’ll go wild in Queenstown with just a few of these maniacal outdoor activities! continue reading ...
Tags: outdoors, luge, parasailing, Camping
Posted 23 days ago
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Things to do in Queenstown
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meganeaves
Queenstown is the essential New Zealand mountain resort town. It is chock full of activities for every taste – from bungee jumping to lakeside relaxation. The recent influx of celebrities and high rollers has brought fashion and culture to Queenstown, making it a great place to go shopping. If you’re looking for Aspen Down Under, Queenstown is the place for you. continue reading ...
Posted 23 days ago
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Things to do in Dunedin
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meganeaves
Dunedin is a sleepy college town on the south island of New Zealand. Originally settled by Scots, it has a rich Celtic heritage and a strange town layout that was modeled after Edinburgh. Today, we’ll explore a few interesting architectural sites, visit Otago University and the Otago Museum, and visit the Royal Albatross Colony, just outside the city. continue reading ...
Tags: Walking, architecture, albatross, Theater