Top five Monday

Who has never dreamed of visiting famous filming locations and being a movie star for one day?

Today movies have a powerful influence on travel decisions and film tourism, also called “set-jetting”, is becoming an increasingly popular holiday option. Are you interested not only in visiting film locations, but also in… read full article

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Check these five travel articles to make sure you haven’t missed any. They are the most popular posts on the Venere Travel Blog last month.

1. Charming Monastery Hotels

Splendid Provence hotels offering comfortable accommodation in historical landmark buildings. Housed in a a former church, abbey or monastery, these hotels in… read full article

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Places to avoid if you are claustrophobic, afraid of heights, or have a combination of both conditions. Likewise, places not to miss if you enjoy tight spaces and pointing saying “everyone looks like ants from up here!”

1. Delft Cathedral, Netherlands

Save up your energy because there’s only… read full article

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I try to stock up on optimism before I head to the airport. Everything is going to be seamless I tell myself. And these last few short-haul trips I’ve taken in Europe have gone pretty well I must say. Not too crowded, few lines, no delays.

Now knock on… read full article

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Planning a vacation in South Florida? Check out our top 5 Miami Beach hotels according to YOU:

1. Hotel Impala

Hotel review rating: 8.4
Top rated both on venere.com and Tripadvisor, the European-style boutique hotel Impala is located in the art deco area of Miami Beach at… read full article

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After the great success of my previous article about useless travel items here is the follow-up!

Check this new selection of funny and cool travel gadgets for your next trip that can be purchased online. Some might enhance your travel experience whilst others will languish in your bag, unused. However, there could be some great gift… read full article

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The Venere Travel Blog has been live for 2 months now! Check out this selection of most popular Venere Travel Blog articles so far:

1. Gourmet Hotels with Michelin Stars on Venere.com

A real treat to gourmet enthusiasts and traveling foodies looking for European hotels with star restaurants. Check out top… read full article

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Scandinavian cuisine isn’t the most renowned in the world, nor the best. But when you spend several months in Denmark you get used to it and, even if you are missing a good pasta all’arrabbiata, you tend to believe that discount supermarket chicken and tuna salads are the… read full article

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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

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New Yorkers like most Americans enjoy their cup of coffee or cup of ‘Joe’ as they call it. Branches of American coffee chains Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts are ubiquitous at almost every street corner. However when visiting New York you might want to eschew these run of the… read full article

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1. St James Cathedral in Sibenik

Sibenik, or rather Šibenik, is the beautiful old town looking out over the Adriatic Sea, at the mouth of the river Krka in the south west of Croatia. The town’s most famous asset is the magnificent… read full article

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Five Points, Little Five Points and Five Points Trickum do more than divide Atlanta — the public transportation hub, the unconventional retail axis and the harrowing suburban intersection define Atlanta. The diverse southern city also has a rapidly growing reputation as a runner’s town.

The… read full article

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Planning a holiday in Tuscany and want to visit Florence off the beaten tracks? Here is a selection of 5 wonderful sights away from the tourist areas.

1. Bobolino Garden

Bobolino is located just past Porta Romana, way up the… read full article

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Visiting Spain in March? Be sure not to miss Las Fallas of Valencia.

Paella contests, beauty pageants, religious processions, open-air nightclubs, lively traditional music, spectacular fireworks displays, firecrackers, huge bonfires, gunpowder smell, fine flower scents, colored regional… read full article

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Warning! Not for the calorie restricted:

Madrid, Spain, is a city of restaurants, every other building is a bar/restaurant, every time you order a beer they give you something to snack on. There are a billion places to stuff yourself like a glutton. I… read full article

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