Nov
4
By Anjeeta Nayar
As the end of the year rolls by,
London transforms in to a magical wonderland just in time for the Christmas holidays.

Christmas is one of the most eagerly anticipated holidays in London. The Christmas break in London usually extends over four…
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Jan
19
By Marion

1. Celebrating Christmas in Italy
A blog post for travelers curious about
how Italy celebrates Christmas and planning a trip to
Rome or
Naples during the festive season. Check out what are the most beautiful Christmas native scenes to see, the greatest Christmas…
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Dec
24
By Marion

The venere.com team wishes you a happy holiday season!
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Dec
24
By Kesha Coggins
Holiday traditions of Germany differ greatly from that of its neighboring nations. Where other countries share the delights of Christmas festive meals with chicken or fish German goes that one set further.

The main course meal of a traditional German holiday is Goose. This tradition is nationwide and… read full article
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Dec
19
By Kesha Coggins
Göteborg, Sweden is a lovely city to make your way to for the holidays.

Quaint and rustic, this seaport town will mesmerize you from the moment that you arrive. The nearest airport is Göteborg Torslanda Airport making it easily accessible by way of this international airport.
No winter holiday…
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Dec
17
By Cheryl Tucker
A stroll through
Florence during the holidays is a beautiful spectacle.

The city undergoes such a magical transformation that every night in December feels like a holiday. Christmas lights, in all of their elegant variety, dangle over the city’s otherwise dark streets; trees set within wooden boxes line…
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Dec
15
By Marion

1. Vienna Christmas Market
Traveling to Austria during the festive season and want to know how to celebrate
Christmas in Vienna? Check out this article on Christmas markets in Vienna to know where to buy Christmas decorations, traditional Austrian treats and gifts
2. Top Things to do in Tokyo
Planning a holiday in…
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Dec
14
By Jon France

If you are heading to
Barcelona over the Christmas break with your family and don’t really know much about the city at this time of year, then below you will find a few ideas to make the most of your festive break, as well as some basic…
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Dec
13
By Shane Anderson
Excuse me for making a bold statement, but I’ve been waiting to for years: Germans love kitsch. There, I said it. They love kitsch in all forms, but they particularly love it during the winter season.

Adventskalender, Weihnachtsmarkt, and the Tannenbaum all count as important staples in the German Christmas…
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Dec
12
By Marion
Congrats to Geoff Pingree, winner of the
Traveler World in Focus photo contest. The winning photo was taken at the
Prado Museum in
Madrid, Spain.
Italy's national airline
Alitalia is to sell its modern art collection including works by Giorgio De Chirico, Salavador Dali and Giacomo…
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Dec
11
By Kesha Coggins

Other countries may have the rich history, magnificent manger scenes.
Switzerland is no exception to that rule all year round. However, it is especially special at Christmas time. Christmas traditions are alive and well in the streets and hill tops of Switzerland.
The Chlausjagen Festival
The Chlausjagen Festival or Feast of St…
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Dec
11
By Kesha Coggins
While Christmas is considered one of the grandest and longest holiday of
Sweden, the Swedish holiday just simply is not quiet complete without the magically element of the Swedish holiday cuisine.

Candle lighting has always been the foundation of the Swedish holiday traditional but it is the…
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Dec
10
By Grace A.
Via San Gregorio Armeno -Naples' street of Nativity workshops is Naples’ cultural and historical pulse center.

Via San Gregorio Armeno is so named after the baroque church and monastery on this street. In the eighth century Armenian nuns fleeing from the Byzantine Empire reached
Naples with the relics of…
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Dec
7
By Grace A.
Happy Christmas or Feliz Navidad, as they say in
Spain, is truly the happiest time of the year for one and all.

In Spain Christmas is never restricted to a day. Festivities begin with the beginning of winter with Hogureras when people jump over bonfires as a symbol…
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Dec
6
By Kesha Coggins
1. Rich Bread and Butter Pudding

Rich Bread and Butter Pudding is a luxurious combination of bread and butter that melts in your mouth. The mixture of lemon or orange peel, currants and nutmeg make this Holiday dessert a crowd pleasure for every occasion. The main ingredient for Bread and…
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