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Gems in Newcastle For Your Next Trip to England

By Robert Schrader on April 17, 2018 in England, Europe, Photos

If Newcastle has never quite made it onto your bucket list, maybe now is the time. Last year, after all, an estimated two million tourists visited the city. It’s no wonder, because whatever your interests,...

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The Unexpected Paris Travel Guide: Top 50 List

By Adam Groffman on April 10, 2018 in Europe, France, Paris, Photos

Let this Unexpected Paris Travel Guide be your resource for the unusual things to see, do, smell, taste and hear in Paris.Let's face it -- th ere's no shortage of articles and guide books on...

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SF South Bay: Entertainment & Dining Fun for the Family

By Renee Blodgett on April 6, 2018 in California, North America, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

Most people think of the San Francisco South Bay as a place where techies hang out as it is no doubt, the center of technology innovation, however folks rarely think of it as a family...

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A Look at Rampaging Waters, Melting Ice & Crumbling Glaciers

By Robert Koehler on March 27, 2018 in Canada, Europe, Events, Featured, Festivals, Greenland, North America, Photos

Just how close, how intimate, have you ever gotten with Greenland? Enter Stella Polaris A new documentary called Stella Polaris, directed by Yatri Niehaus — part of Chicago’s tenth annual Peace on Earth Film Festival — takes...

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Abbe Museum Indian Market in Bar Harbor Maine

By Renee Blodgett on February 20, 2018 in Events, Maine, New England, North America, Photos, USA

If you're planning a trip to Maine and love culture, the Abbe Museum Indian Market should be on your list. There's no shortage of festivals and events they have each year as there is magic in...

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Museum of Country Life in County Mayo, Ireland

By Joel Simpson on February 2, 2018 in Europe, Ireland, Photos

This past July, I had spent two nights enjoying the warm hospitality of my friends Judy and Jimmy on their off-the-grid organic farm paradise (no running water or electricity; a river runs through it) in...

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The Cultural Guide to Mexico City

By Robert Schrader on January 27, 2018 in Mexico, Mexico City, North America, Photos

I always knew I was going to dislike Mexico City. Everything I read before my trip foreshadowed an insipid megalopolis drowning in the sea of frou-frou restaurants, superfluous street art and über-rich neighborhoods that makes most...

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Venice for Art Lovers: Damien Hirst and Beyond

By Joel Simpson on January 9, 2018 in Europe, Italy, Photos, Venice

Leaving Museo Carrer in the magical Ialian city of Venice, I headed for Palazzo Grassi, which housed half of the Damien Hirst show, Treasures from the Wreck of the Incredible. While I normally think of...

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Gems in Newcastle For Your Next Trip to England

The Unexpected Paris Travel Guide: Top 50 List

SF South Bay: Entertainment & Dining Fun for the Family

A Look at Rampaging Waters, Melting Ice & Crumbling Glaciers

Abbe Museum Indian Market in Bar Harbor Maine

Museum of Country Life in County Mayo, Ireland

The Cultural Guide to Mexico City

Venice for Art Lovers: Damien Hirst and Beyond

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