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Stephanie Cherry

Ultimate Guide to Riding Lisbon’s Iconic Trams

Stephanie Cherry010 mins
Lisbon’s trams provide a unique experience for anyone visiting the Portuguese capital. Their distinctive squeaks and rattles create a memorable ambiance throughout the downtown area. You’ll often spot postcards featuring the famous yellow #28 tram, renowned for its vintage wooden cars and winding routes through some of the city’s most historic neighborhoods. Therefore, it’s no surprise that thousands of visitors line up daily to take a ride on this iconic tram.
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Explore the Historic Maya Ruins of the Yucatan Peninsula

Stephanie Cherry010 mins
The Yucatan Peninsula offers a huge variety of attractions. You’ll find exquisite beaches along the Caribbean coastline, popular resort areas like Cancun and the Riviera Maya, ecological reserves, and water parks. Moreover, the lovely colonial city of Mérida and the unique Yucatecan gastronomy are also noteworthy attractions. However, among the Yucatan’s most popular attractions are the fascinating ancient sites of the Maya civilization. Here are some of the larger ones that you should make an effort to visit, although there are many smaller ones also worth exploring.
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Traveling from Venice to Paris: Best Routes and Tips

Stephanie Cherry05 mins
Are you planning a trip from Venice to Paris but are having trouble working through your options? Venice is a little under 700 miles from Paris, which may lead you to assume that flying is the best option. While flying is certainly the quickest way to get there, taking the train or renting a car can offer a more picturesque, and potentially more relaxing way to travel. Below, we break down each option, along with their pros and cons.
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Must-See Attractions in Avignon, France: A Complete Guide

Stephanie Cherry014 mins
A landmark from across the lavender fields of Provence, the imposingPope’s Palacestands at the north end of the walled city. Towering above the mighty Rhône, the fourth longest river in France, Avignon was the home of the papacy from 1309 to 1377. Seven French popes ruled the Catholic world at a time when Italy was too dangerous. Between 1334 and 1352, they built this wonderful, extraordinary, and rich structure. The largest Gothic palace in the world, it served both as a fortress and a palace, made up of two buildings: thePalais Vieux(Old Palace) to the north and thePalace Neuf(New Palace) to the south.
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Amsterdam Travel Guide: July Weather, Packing Tips, and Top Attractions

Stephanie Cherry05 mins
July in Amsterdam offers pleasant weather along with a multitude of seasonal festivals and events, making it a vibrant destination for visitors. The increased popularity of the city during this time means more crowds at attractions, dining venues, and transportation hubs. It’s important to plan for longer travel times, but with some foresight, you can sidestep long waits through advance planning.
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Top Kathi Rolls to Savor in India

Stephanie Cherry015 mins
To sample the best kathi rolls in India, Kolkata should undoubtedly be your initial stop. After all, the kathi roll was invented there, and it’s grown to be one of the most popular street foods in the city. The first roll came out of the kitchen of Nizam’s restaurant, where it started out as a simple meat kebab (cooked in charcoal on an iron skewer) wrapped in an egg-coveredparatha. According to some, the meat wasn’t the mutton it was claimed to be, but instead controversial beef disguised in a roll. It wasn’t even called a kathi roll, but rather referred to as a Nizam’s roll.
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