What to eat and drink in Norway

Abundant seafood, regional specialties such as reindeer, and an ever-growing trend towards cutting-edge cooking using hyperlocal, seasonal ingredients make eating in Norway a locavore’s delight. Whatever your favorite flavor of culinary experience, your taste buds are covered here, from Norwegian staples in down-to-earth cafes to up-to-the-minute gastronomic trends in sleek surroundings.  It’s worth noting that…

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13 best things to do in metropolitan Lima

Visiting Peru and spending most or all of your time in Lima? The coastal capital city showcases what makes Peru a leading tourist destination: world-class gastronomy, ancient ruins and breathtaking natural landscapes. Of course, as a metropolitan capital, Lima does it all with a modern and urban style. Here is the insider’s guide to the…

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Best adventure activities in Namibia

Ocean and desert collide in Namibia to provide adventure playgrounds of water, sand and rock, with each as vast (and wild) as the other. Namibia’s landscapes are epic, both in terms of sheer scale and natural beauty. Imagine singing sands and dunes that climb to more than 300m (985ft) in height and look more like works…

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The 20 best free things to do in Copenhagen

It's easy to fall in love with Copenhagen, a city at once historic and modern, traditional and innovative. The Danish capital is known for its design scene, top-notch cuisine and hip, laid-back atmosphere, but Copenhagen is certainly not considered a budget destination. Surprisingly, though, there are many experiences that you can enjoy for no cost…

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The best things to do in Chiang Mai

Nestled into the mountains of northern Thailand, the laid-back city of Chiang Mai has charm to spare. One of the most visited destinations in the country, this city is known for breathtaking landscapes, colorful art and handicrafts, and historic landmarks that befit the ancient capital of the Lanna kingdom.  Chiang Mai offers travelers the chance to…

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Getting around in Kyoto – Lonely Planet

Kyoto is a relatively compact city, with a great public transport network that makes traveling around a breeze. Its easily navigable streets and mostly flat ground also mean Kyoto is an enjoyable destination to explore by bike or on foot. Here’s a quick guide on the best ways to get around in Kyoto. Get more…

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The 5 best day trips from Chiang Mai

Though Chiang Mai has a wealth of attractions to keep visitors busy for days on end, the city’s appeal as a travel destination is enhanced by its location. The Rose of the North is situated amidst jungle-blanketed hills and rolling rice fields, where cottage craft industries still thrive and distinct temples dazzle. It’s a world crying…

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Getting around in Madrid – Lonely Planet

It doesn't take long for visitors to discover that there are few cities as easy to get around as Madrid. A public transport infrastructure that includes an efficient and reliable subway system, an organized bus network and late-night buses, long-distance high speed trains connecting to outlying Spanish towns, and even electric bikes with charging docks, all…

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How to get around Venice: from gondolas to vaporettos

As Venice is unique so is its transportation system and getting around the city. After all, there are bound to be some changes to what one considers "common" ways of public transport when the streets are actually waterways. It takes some getting used to, as well as adaptability and the knowledge that moving around Venice…

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