May
16
By Marion
Grand Hotel Rimini celebrates 100 years. The splendid 5-star hotel that inspired Italian film director Federico Fellini for his Academy-awarded movie Amarcord, was designated national historic landmark in 1994 and is now member of the Italian Select Hotels chain.
The recent
ban on pigeon feeding in
Venice, Italy marks the…
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Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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May
4
By Elena Bonelli
Whoever visits
Tuscany,
Italy is struck most of all by its landscapes: passion and tradition are evident in the way the land is worked, the tidy farmhouses surrounded by green meadows, and hillsides covered with olive trees and vineyards.

But the landscape changes, and gets even…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Apr
24
By Andy Carlsson

One of the main pleasures of traveling is discovering new food and drink. Not only are these delicious treats enjoyable in themselves, but they are such an important part of any culture that getting to know them is one of the very best ways to get the feel for a…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Mar
17
By Susan
Burgundy, France, is historically highly regarded for its wines, excellent Pinot Noir red wines and Chardonnay white wines. The region, called Bourgogne in French, offers great food and wine and has a rich heritage for you to discover: Gallic remains, Romanesque towers and countless breathtaking châteaux, or manor houses.
Enjoy your stay in
Burgundy
Topic: Top five Monday |
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Mar
8
By Chelsea Kirk

M?lník is probably my favorite town I’ve visited so far in the
Czech Republic.
Situated approximately 22 miles north of
Prague, it is not as known for the architecture or history, but it can be described as quaint, picturesque, and serene.
Wine tasting, Renaissance
Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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