Nov
6
By Lucas Gray
Warsaw is more emblematic of a post-war reconstruction metropolis than a city boasting a plethora of sustainable design, yet hidden in the urban fabric are a few inspiring examples of environmentally responsible architecture.

The Warsaw University Library, The Agora Building, and…
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Oct
26
By Barbara Diggs
Paris and jazz have a history almost as long as jazz itself.

Although jazz was born in the United States (arguably in
New Orleans in the late 19th century), the form quickly spread to Europe, as many African-American “jazzmen” found that their…
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Oct
17
By Maureen Moore
For art lovers,
Lisbon also has something to offer just about everyone. From contemporary galleries, urban street art, traditional fine art, to a new design museum, there is plenty to pack into your visit.

Among the more obvious visits are also the lesser…
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Oct
16
By Marion
Isabelle's Travel Guide shares some
holiday tips for the travelers planning to visit
Lisbon, Portugal. She also recommends to stay at the
Hotel Borges, a 2-star hotel conveniently situated in the heart of the historic center.

Enchanted Traveler likes…
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Oct
2
By Marion
Win a stay in Barcelona, Spain

Italian Flashpacker Andrea Di Tonto invites you to
enter a contest to win a poem body writing set and a 2-night stay at the luxury
Hotel Omm in Barcelona, Spain.
Party in
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Sep
12
By Nick Ball
The small Canary Island of
Lanzarote attracts millions of tourists every year.

Thanks to a winning combination of over ninety beautiful beaches, great year round weather and high standards of
accommodation.
Yet despite the island’s undoubted popularity
Lanzarote still…
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Sep
6
By Phil McDonald
Art Nouveau District
Some of the finest examples of Art Nouveau in the world can be found in the Latvian capital of
Riga.

A whole district is dominated with examples of the architecture and art works from the late…
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Sep
3
By Thom Harding
For any visitor attempting to get an idea of London’s thriving and revolutionary art scene, a walk along the bankside district of the Thames is an ideal place to start.

Just west of Tower Bridge, the Jubilee Walkway runs along the south bank of…
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Aug
10
By Jon France
For art fans planning to spend a few days in
London, the art galleries cannot be missed.

Enormous, packed full of important work and absolutely free (apart from special exhibitions), you could spend days doing little else…
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Jul
2
By Will Joce
The city of Dresden was once associated with all things cultural and has been referred to as ‘the Florence of the North ’.
As patronising at that moniker may be it gives you some idea of the artistic renown in which… read full article
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May
5
By Thom Harding

After the agony of waiting in line for hours to enter the famous Uffizi Gallery in
Florence, Italy, visitors might hope that they would have a chance to relax and meander casually through a few rooms of renowned artwork, relaxed and carefree. And…
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May
2
By Sarah Edge
Tramp the Champs Elysées, scale the Eiffel Tower and jostle in the
Louvre if you will, but do not leave
Paris without visiting the picture-perfect prefecture of Belleville. As the name suggests, it is a beautiful town.

Great view
Set high up from the…
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May
1
By Mireia

- Autoinfos invites you in the Planète Auto in Paris, France, from July 1st to July 2nd.
- ejdurant gives you more information on the new Paris attraction, the Phare building, that will be completed by 2015.
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Apr
30
By Esteban Serrano
For those travelers with rather morbid sensibilities or a strong appreciation for history, the cemeteries of
Paris are like a portal into the artistic worlds of the past.

You can pay homage to your favorite painter or marvel at the monumental size of the…
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