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Top Beer Breweries and Tours in Germany

Jeffrey Johnson08 mins
Want a true taste of German culture? Take your taste buds for a tour at one of Germany’s many breweries and explore the rich history of centuries-old beer brewing in Germany. According to the purity law of 1516, German beer is only made with four ingredients – water, hops, malt, and yeast – however, that doesn’t mean that all German beer tastes the same. Visitors can enjoy 5,000 types of beers crafted by over 1,200 German breweries. From thousand-year-old monasteries to state-of-the-art facilities, discover the art of beer in some of Germany’s best breweries, all offering brewery tours and beer tastings.
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Experience Paragliding in India with Nirvana Adventures

Jeffrey Johnson019 mins
If you want to learn paragliding in India or simply go tandem paragliding, Nirvana Adventures is the place. Located in Kamshet near Lonavala, around two and a half hours drive from Mumbai, Nirvana has risen from humble beginnings in 1997 to have the oldest and best paragliding training school in the country. Around 300 students from around the world now learn paragliding there every year. Increasingly, many are from India.
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Comprehensive Emilia Romagna Travel Map & Guide

Jeffrey Johnson09 mins
The Emilia-Romagna region is situated between the Po River, the Adriatic Sea, and the Appennino mountain chain, forming a backbone of Italy. This area features a string of major cities following a northwest to southeast trend, interconnected by the A1 Autostrada and a railway line originating in Milan and extending to the coastline. Major airports can be found in Bologna (Aeroporto G. Marconi), Rimini (Federico Fellini International Airport), and Parma, connecting to various Italian cities and other European destinations.
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Essential Travel Tips for Porto Venere

Jeffrey Johnson08 mins
Porto Venereis an enchanting town in the Italian Riviera, celebrated for its picturesque harbor adorned with vibrant houses and the iconic San Pietro Church, which is dramatically situated on a rocky promontory. The narrow, medieval streets lead visitors up to a historical castle, while the main street, accessed through the ancient city gate, is bustling with shops and quaint eateries. Not far from the town is Byron’s Cave, a rocky area by the sea known for its connection to the famous poet.
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Explore the GRAMMY Museum: A Journey Through Music History

Jeffrey Johnson09 mins
Tickets: Tickets can be purchased at theBox Office or online.Time Needed:Three hours to all day depending on your level of interest and how long you want to stand. 90 minutes if you’re just hitting a few highlights.Metro:Blue Line to Pico Station (2.5 blocks); Red, Purple or Blue Line to 7th Street Station (3.5 blocks).Parking:There is no dedicated parking for the GRAMMY Museum, but there are many parking lots surrounding L.A. Live with prices from $3 to $35, depending on location and events going on. Even during events, you can usually find $5 parking within 2 blocks or so of L.A. Live. Checklosangeles.bestparking.comto compare rates at surrounding lots and garages (rates may not be up to date, but close).
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