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Island hopping in Croatia

Croatia has emerged as a top Mediterranean destination over the last two centuries, and guests now come here to enjoy the perfect blend of serene beaches, historic towns, great food and luxurious resorts. Away from the more developed sites, however, you can still find places that offer glimpses of a different time, where life moves

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Boasting Brussels

Often overlooked and misunderstood, Brussels is a city full of surprises. It is no coincidence that the city’s symbol, the Manneken Pis, is a boy peeing into a fountain. With its vaunted art collections, world-renowned cuisine, formidable Trappist beers and of course heavenly chocolate, Brussels is a significant cultural capital and a perfect pocket-sized introduction

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A cheesy tour of Europe

Gastro-tourism is big business now. It seems many of us are no longer just satisfied with visiting well-worn cities and sites, and we’re taking the requisite Instagram photos to prove it. Now we want something else from our journeys, an authentic experience that isn’t just about seeing, but smelling and touching and tasting too. The

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Churches in Iceland

Although the famous Hallgrímskirkja is a magnificent building, it gives a false impression of Iceland and its churches, many of which are far more beautiful in their simplicity and richer in history. Hobbit churches For a bit of context regarding Icelandic churches, one must bear in mind that this small and isolated island nation did

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The very best of Vancouver

Multicultural meets magnificent mountains in Canada’s biggest city to the west. Here are five compelling reasons to visit this happy and ever popular Hollywood of the North, Vancouver, where great quality of life is just the beginning. The world in a Vancouver nutshell One of the great things about Vancouver is its amazing diversity. This

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Winter road trip on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula

The Snaefellsnes Peninsula reads like a historical record of Iceland’s geological backstory, with nearly every chapter of its past represented in unique terrestrial features. And just like a fine wine, it’s matured into an absolute stunner. Only a three-hour drive from Reykjavik on paper, the 100-kilometer-long peninsula could be ticked off in a day. But we recommend

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