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Perched on a hilltop in central Italy’s Umbrian region, is the small town of Assisi and its 25,000 (give or take) residents.

The city dates back to Medieval times so it is steeped in both culture and history. It is most noted as… read full article

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The ideal combination of culture, history, and the ocean can be found on the island of Sardinia, the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.

The landscape is dotted with thousands of stone structures, proving how steeped in history… read full article

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The restaurant environs in Liverpool, UK, offer all the standard fast food establishments and national chains but the real joy about traveling is to sample the local cuisine of the city or country that you are visiting.

Therefore to really sample that which… read full article

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Widely known for its architectural charm and storied past history, Vienna is the pearl of Austria and quite possibly the most popular tourist destinations in all of Western Europe.

However, when it comes to dining, the city is second to none and offers some of the finest local… read full article

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Over the past few years, the Balearic Islands have become a targeted tourist destination just off the Iberian Peninsula of Spain’s coast. This island archipelago is an autonomous community as well as being a province of Spain with the heaviest traffic visiting Formenta, Ibiza… read full article

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Faro is for all practical purposes the gateway to the Algarve of southern Portugal, which has become the most popular vacation destination in the country and one of the more recommended ones in Western Europe. Dining in Faro and the Algarve region will afford the tourist of… read full article

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When the Summer Olympic Games were held in Beijing this past August (2008), the Asian-Pacific faction of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals was protesting the cruel practices of the Chinese fur farming industry. But there are many vegans and vegetarians who love to… read full article

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When you’re traveling internationally, one of the sheer joys of visiting other countries is enjoying the cuisines that you encounter.

There is that one exception to the rule though and that is the one involving having to follow a certain diet – i.e. vegetarian. Now let’s take that… read full article

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Exploring Rotterdam can be tiring work; all that walking and snapping pictures with a new discovery around every corner. Pretty soon you get that nagging feeling, call it an "I feel peckish" for the those who love a light snack and "I could eat a horse" mode hearty… read full article

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It has oftentimes been stated that being a vegetarian in Spain is somewhat challenging if not difficult. The typical dish in Spain usually contains some type of meat so it is recommended that you choose cautiously when selecting a restaurant with a vegetarian cuisine. However, with a simple… read full article

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Jaipur, India very name makes you envisage elephants and camels with dry hot weather and sand dunes, right? Well, it is quite true. As you enter Jaipur the first thing that strikes you is the peculiar shade of pink on all the walls, shops and homes which has made… read full article

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When on holiday in a foreign country, you’ll want to experience that particular culture to the fullest. You have schnitzel in Frankfurt, drink wine in Paris, eat tapas in Madrid, and…. grab some falafel in Amsterdam? It’s certainly not typically Dutch, but if… read full article

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New Delhi, India is usually thought of as a place of Hindus and vegetarian people but it is true to some extent only. There are a lot of places which serve exceptional curries and mouth watering mutton, chicken and… read full article

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For the vegetarian traveler in Rome, one may find it somewhat difficult to find satisfying vegetarian dishes in this meat-loving city. Surprisingly, if one knows where to look, there are some fantastic options even for the hungry vegetarian. Being a semi-vegetarian myself, (I eat mostly vegetables, fruit & legumes… read full article

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