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Things to do in Bratislava
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Overview - 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.
Breakfast - Try a bageta for breakfast. This is a simple sandwich that you can get with several types of fillings, the most common being eggs, cheese and ham – all stuffed into a French-style baguette. The best place to score a bageta is in a typical Bratislavan cafeteria like Zelená Ulica.
Morning - Bratislava has one of the best preserved medieval Old Towns in Europe. This morning, you should simply stroll through the center of town. You can literally see most of the city on foot in half a day, and you’ll be amazed by the lovely architecture and cleanliness of Bratislava. Some 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 San Mateo
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San Mateo is in the heart of the Peninsula (the region of Silicon Valley between San Jose and San Francisco.) It has some of the best weather in the USA, and many world-class activities to entertain your kids. continue reading ...
Tags: Family, Walking
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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
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Things to do in Santa Fe
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Santa Fe is truly an arts mecca. Since the 1960s, artisans, painters, photographers and artists of all kinds have flocked to this small, southwestern capital city to relish the arid, desert air and be inspired by the stunning local landscape. Today, Santa Fe is home to dozens of galleries, museums and crafts shops that specialize in everything from traditional Native American crafts to modern art. continue reading ...
Tags: Art, Museum, native american, Walking
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Things to do in Barcelona
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meganeaves
Barcelona is perhaps one of the most beautiful cities in the world, beloved for its artistic vibe, fantastic shopping and laid-back Mediterranean atmosphere. Though there is a lot to see and do in Barcelona, today we’ll take it easy, drink some wine, enjoy some tapas and generally take in Barcelona – the gastronomical way! continue reading ...
Tags: Food, Walking, Shopping, beach
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Things to do in Madrid
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meganeaves
Madrid is a city of much history and grand architecture. Many people arrive here looking for a taste of the grandiose, which is exactly what Madrid gives them. But the real treat of Madrid is it laid back, sunny lifestyle and cool, cosmopolitan vibe. Today you’ll check out some modern art, chill with the intellectuals and drink sangria in the sun! continue reading ...
Tags: drinking, sunshine, Parks, Walking, Art
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