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Discovering Hamburg Germany Hamburg is one of Germany’s trendiest cities. However, it is. Hamburg has a long history of being unique and intriguing, from its music and entertainment to its canals and food. There’s so much to do here in terms of sightseeing, dining, shopping, and nightlife that it’s difficult not to have a good time. Here’s what you should do in Germany! Elbphilharmonie In 2017, the Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg’s newest cultural icon, opened to the…
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Historic Sites to Visit in Berlin Germany Berlin has a rich and colorful history. You can appreciate it by visiting the different sites that dot the city. This comes as no surprise given that Germany has multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here are a few of Berlin’s most amazing historical sites. Learn about the Berlin Wall’s history The East Side Gallery is the Berlin Wall’s longest remaining portion. More than 100 artists from more than…
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The Beauty of Vienna Austria Vienna, the capital of Austria, blends historical heritage, music, and endearing charm. A city that inspires both the ancient and the new. Where there is always a cozy spot available at a coffee shop or wine bar. If you’re looking for places to visit in Vienna Austria for a single day, or many things to do over several days, this charming city has a lot of options. Schönbrunn Palace Built…
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Nightlife of San Cristobal de Las Casas Mexico San Cristóbal’s colonial stucco facades and Spanish tile roofs vary with the neighboring communities, which are still home to a variety of Mayan-descendant Indians. This city itself is a joy. Nothing compares to it in Mexico, especially when combined with the cultural richness that surrounds it. La Viña de Bacco in San Cristobal de Las Casas Mexico La Viña de Bacco is famous in San Cristobal as…
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The Different Barrios of Mexico City Exploring Mexico City’s hundreds of amazing neighborhoods is one of the most exciting aspects of visiting the city. Yes, Mexico City has hundreds of neighborhoods, each of which offers a unique experience. Few neighborhoods in the world are as active, diverse, or massive as the barrios of Mexico City! Centro Histórico The Centro was Mexico City until the late 1800s. Later, modernity-obsessed aristocracy began abandoning their ancestral residences and…
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