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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… read full article

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

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• 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.

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… read full article

One of the best things about the museums of Paris is their variety.

The Musee du Quai Branly can satiate your love of African sculpture, and more artist-specific museums like the Musee Picasso can take you into the depths of the mind of a great… read full article

If you love Paris and are planning a trip to the French capital, check out our five most popular Paris-related travel stories so far:

1. Shopping at Paris Barbes Market

If you are traveling on a budget or are not that into luxury shopping… read full article

It seems like Berlin’s independent movie theaters’ collection reflects the way the city is: densely and multiculturally populated metropolis, where rich kids live on the same street as spiked hair punks and Turkish kebabs neighbor old GDR buildings.

So, here are five interesting movie theaters… read full article

The region of Provence located in the south east corner of France has often been described as ‘Heaven on Earth’. Provence is renowned for its breathtaking landscape which is characterized by the gorgeous Mediterranean coastline, lush olive tree groves, fragrant lavender fields, verdant… read full article

On a recent family excursion to Antwerp, Belgium, we were swept off our feet by this charming city. Aah, to stroll along a city so ancient but so alive with history and culture. Well, to distort Carroll ruthlessly, it is time to talk of many things… read full article

Known as the “City of Light” and the fifth largest city in the Netherlands, Eindhoven is a modern day city that has been constructed around a famous light bulb manufacturing plant.

Despite buzzing with business activities during the week, this city… read full article

From being the legendary birthplace of Christianity in Spain to being the largest city in the North of Spain to be controlled by the Arabs, an independent Muslim Taifa kingdom and the capital of the Aragonese Kingdom, Zarazoga

here’s no doubt about it. The British Museum is a fantastic trip for anyone visiting London.

TBut it’s truly vast. There’s no way you can see everything in one day. And honestly, it’s not worth trying to. You’ll end up not paying… read full article

Artwork in Liverpool ranges from the weird to the wonderful – all with tales to tell.

1. Super Lamb Banana

This wacky, yellow half-lamb, yes, half-banana appeared outside the Baltic Fleet Public House in 1998. It was designed by Japanese artist Taro Chiero in an… read full article

It is still winter in Berlin and there is less daylight to keep a traveler warm and active, so I can recommend an interesting twilight anecdote.

Wrap your scarf tight, pull on some warm, water proof shoes, grab a map and take a walk… read full article

1. The Hermitage

Number one on this list will be a surprise to no one. The Hermitage is world renowned as one of the best art museums in the world and its enormous collection and sumptuous setting puts most other museums in the shade. For enthusiasts of art and… read full article