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Things to do in Budapest
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meganeaves
Overview - Budapest is a city known for its thermal baths. Its location along a fault line has produced the occurrence of natural hot springs. The Turkish occupation of Budapest left a rich culture of public bathing and a slew of bath houses that have remained. Today, we’ll explore the best of Budapest’s bath scene, including both grandiose and small bath houses.
Breakfast - Since you’ll be spending most of the day in water, I would not recommend a heavy Hungarian breakfast. Instead, opt for a coffee and a pastry at one of the local coffeehouses that line the streets of Pest on your way to the first bath house.
Morning - Király Baths is one of the oldest Turkish bath houses in Budapest, in existence since the 16th century. The bath itself is neither beautiful nor posh – it is a place to go and enjoy the waters in a very local, traditional way. The bath house is marked by a typical Turkish domed roof and the interior is very dark and dank. One continue reading ...
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Things to do in Monterey
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maria-b
While Monterey is perhaps best known for its aquarium, there are plenty of other things to do there as well. If you take a drive around the area, you’ll find that Monterey has plenty to offer those who may be looking for a nice, relaxing day to take their troubles away. continue reading ...
Tags: relaxation, Wine, Theater, Driving, Spa
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Things to do in Calistoga
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lduggan9
While also considered part of the Napa Valley Wine tours, Calistoga deserves its own day. We'll enjoy the hot springs, do a little wine tasting, and visit the downtown. Maybe a mud bath at the end. continue reading ...
Tags: Spa, Hot Springs
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Things to do in Orlando
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jill
There is more to Orlando than Disney World, and today we take in an oldie and a newie: Sea World, and the Simpsons continue reading ...
Tags: Family, Theme Parks, Spa