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 Gardens of Luxembourg in Paris. France.Richmatts

For all the justly celebrated and iconic landmarks, museums, and districts of the City of Light, from Notre-Dame, the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre to the Champs Elysées, the Left Bank, Montmartre, and the Marais - let us not forget its many lovely and historic parcs, which of course come especially alive in the summer - and are of course especially à propos for social distancing in our pandemic "new norml". Here are the half dozen which should be on your green radar:

 


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Europe, a continent rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, is a bucket-list destination for travelers worldwide. With so much to see and do, planning the perfect European adventure can be overwhelming. That’s where expertly curated Europe tour packages come in. These packages are designed to help you experience the best of Europe with ease, offering everything from guided tours to transportation and accommodations.

Whether you're interested in the vibrant cities of Western Europe, the char

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Europe is one of the most diverse, culturally rich, and enchanting regions in the world, attracting millions of visitors every year. From the majestic Alps and stunning Mediterranean coastlines to the grand architecture and rich history of its cities, Europe offers a plethora of unforgettable experiences for travelers of all ages and interests. If you're wondering why you should visit Europe for a holiday, here are some compelling reasons to help you plan your next adventure.

  1. Rich History and Cul
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Europe’s towns and cities famously light up and don holiday finery for Yuletide, but during the Christmas season in Colmar, in northeast France’s Alsace region – already famous for its charming historic quarter, with its cobblestone streets, canals, and half-timbered houses – the displays reach another level entirely, going far beyond lightbulbs adorning the main streets to the façades of the small houses in its old town illuminated in all the colours of the rainbow. The results, as any perus

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7 Bucket-List Destinations for Couples

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Whether you’re newly married, dating, or have been together for a long time, going on a couple’s holiday is always a welcome treat. There’s nothing better than spending some quality time with the one you love in a blissful location where you can leave all your worries and stresses behind. From tropical getaways to adventurous wilderness escapes, we have rounded up 7 of the best bucket list locations for couples.

Get Lost in the Romance of Paris

But  of course, this is the city of love! The streets

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How to Make the Most of a Museum Trip

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Museums are a gateway to a country’s history, architecture, and culture. Most countries have several museums that house artifacts, paintings, and other things sourced over a long period of time. These items are put on display so that people studying them would have able to learn about the ancient times. However, not everyone knows how to make the most of a museum trip and come back with the best experience. It’s mainly because not a lot of thought behind a museum trip and is usually considered t

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Discovering Europe - A Cruise Guide

Europe’s broad variety and a magnificent blend of culture, history and multitude of influences makes it a top destination on almost everybody’s tourist ‘s list. The easiest way to feel the part of its scenic beauty and breathtaking attractions is to go on a river cruise. Cruises have been gaining popularity for the last few decades as they give you an opportunity to truly experience the overall atmosphere and indulge in wonderful scenery and cultural diversity you encounter on your way. When it

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This month has not been easy for specialists in tourism security. We first witnessed the terrorist bombing of the Russian aircraft, causing not only death and destruction to innocent civilians but also a major blow to Egypt’s tourism industry. Then, on Friday the 13th, the first reports of the terrible attacks in Paris began to come through the newswires.

It is still too early to provide a full security picture of the events. The French police are correctly holding back information and being

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Frequent travel to exciting and unusual global destinations has become the norm rather than the exception and entire families, batches of friends and even business travelers journeying to complete an important work commitment, are travelling with panache and perfect ease! The Middle East has increasingly become the focus of travel and flush with finance, is wooing ardent travelers and eager tourists to its shores. Doha, the exciting capital city of Qatar and also its economic hub, is located on

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We found an American treasure in Reno, Nevada.

 

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Hidden in plain view among hundreds of classic cars is the 1907 Thomas Flyer, the winner of the first and only around-the-world auto race, the New-York-to-Paris Race of 1908.

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After decades of neglect, in 1964 the dilapidated Thomas Flyer was painstakingly restored to her original condition by 40 car craftsmen in the Harrah’s Classic Car Museum workshop.

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The project took six weeks and the end result was the Flyer, exactly as she looked, when she crosse

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How to book cheap tickets of Vietnam Air

Usually, ticket prices on the weekends are more expensive than those during the week, but many passengers do want to buy the cheapest tickets. Thus, Vietnam airlines has some suggestions for passengers to book cheap tickets.

How to book cheap tickets of Vietnam Air

First of all, there is a principle that the earlier you book, the cheaper ticket you get. A Japanese economist named Makoto Watanabe has recently published his research on flight ticket prices. He said that the most ideal time to purchase ticket is eight weeks before departur

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France is a country, which is lavishly blessed with great history as well as tradition witness massive globetrotters every year. Tourists are also captivated with the vibrant summer beaches, wonderful cities and top class vineyards. The ones looking quiet getaway love to explore the French history, culture and geography. Such escape is full of culinary delights, calm walks and a day at a beach. Moreover, France holidays are also adored by many for skiing trip.

If you have plans to holiday in Fra

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Allegiant to Charge for Carry-on Bags

Has Spirit started a disturbing trend? Beginning April 4, Allegiant will impose a hefty fee for carry-on bags.

The carrier will charge $35 for the "privilege" of carting a suitcase on a plane and stuffing it into an overhead bin. But it's cheaper if you plan ahead. According to an Allegiant spokesperson, "If purchased online at time of reservation purchase, carry-on bags will be $10 to $30, route specific, though the majority of markets will be $15 or less."

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Two Rival Cafés in Paris

9008605887?profile=originalOn Boulevard Saint-Germain-des-Prés, sitting a short block away from each other, are rival cafés Café de Flore and Café Les Deux Magots.  They became rivals in the 1920’s and 30’s, when the intellectuals, writers, and artists of the period became loyal to one or the other.  On my recent trip to Paris, I decided to choose my own personal favorite.

 

Parisian cafés are more than a place to have a quick coffee in the morning.  They are a gathering place for friends, a meeting place for colleagues, an

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Sparkling Champagne Meets Lively Paris

images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRNUpl-GKCX1YyDTDWYJEw8m5ZZIJm0_-UIY05ac0dXz_zG-V1SWine appreciation has reached new heights in Paris, producing a region prolific in wine bars, champagne tasting workshops at prestigious Parisian wine merchants, and other popular champagne-related activities.

Hervé Rousseau opened the Flûte l’Étoile in Paris after testing his restaurant concept in the New York with two Flûte bars. His recipe includes a lounge atmosphere that gives guest a VIP welcome, great finger foods, exciting and diverse venues and both charitable and educational events.
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St.Petersburg is a great destination, offering not less than Paris or London. The historical center of St.Petersburg and some of the suburbs are on the UNESCO World Heritage list. St.Petersburg offers over 250 museums and is home to the world famous Kirov (Mariinsky) ballet.

We’d be happy to show you our home city, the cultural capital of Russia. We offer a wide range of tours and excursions, including:
- shore excursions for Baltic cruise passengers
- special interest tours for art, ballet and

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I could say many things about this hotel, I could say that is is one of the best boutique hotel in the 7th district, I could say that the room are quite spacious compared to other hotels or I could write about the location (10 minutes walk from the Eiffel Tower).But I would like to write about the staff:Frederica, Abdenour, Christian and Bertrand will welcome you as they will do for friends.They offer tickets for the Louvre museum, they are always happy to help you, briefly, it is rare to see su
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"The Tourist" Movie

Travel agents and industry media might want to watch for the Dec. 10 wide release of "The Tourist," the movie starring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. Romance-mystery, filmed in Paris and mostly Venice. Depp goes to Italy on vacation, falls for Jolie who has an ex-boyfiend with a criminal past, and the couple gets predictably pursued by the bad guys. But plot twists are promised and it sounds like the star power, the filming locations and the movie title could give this a lot of holiday season b

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The many immigrants who’ve made Paris home over the years have left an exotic mark tasty enough to justify a visit by itself — especially if you’re curious about unusual cuisines that may be hard to find even in, say, New York, London, or Los Angeles. And oftentimes they’re some of the less pricey — even least pricey — dining options around. Here’s my top seven, discovered on my last visit:

Algeria: Le Taghit This romantic, candlelit spot in southern Paris run by Bashir and Malika Benamrane cla

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by José Balido

With an assist from straightened economic times (from both the supply and demand side), vacation rentals -- aka holiday rentals, as our Commonwealth cousins put it -- have been booming even more than when I last talked 'em up on this blog a year ago. New agencies -- especially Internet-based -- proliferate even as we see pushback from some local governments, recently including Paris, Maui, and New York State, the last of which in July approved a law banning rentals of less than 3
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