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//November 14, 2014
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10 Most Romantic Islands in the World!

Yes, you CAN afford gorgeous beaches, secluded lodgings, and bragging rights to one of the top 10 hot-and-heavy island getaways on the planet. To give you an idea of how verdant St. Lucia’s tropical vegetation is, in the film Superman II, Christopher Reeve flew all the way...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By onabudget
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Fall of the Wall 25: On the scene in Berlin

The East Side Gallery aglow for the fall of the wall celebration. Photo: Craig Nelson Twenty-five years ago on the night of November 9, 1989, Berlin witnessed the Fall of the Wall, an iconic moment for the whole world. This weekend the city was aglow with lights spread out...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By europe
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Barcelona: Affordable hotels near top attractions

Compared to sprawling Madrid, Barcelona is compact and easy to cover on foot or by public transportation. Nevertheless, if you’re coming for a short trip to the city, staying in a central location and near a popular sight will save you a lot of money and time. There are several...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By europe
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Amsterdam: 5 ways to make your visit healthier

Amsterdam is often stereotyped in a sinful cliché of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll. Family members always ask me, “So, you’re living in Amsterdam? How’s the pot (chuckle, chuckle)!?” Hardy, har, har. While the city undoubtedly has a “party” vibe around town, things have...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By europe
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London Airport Transport: Our picks for the fastest and cheapest ways into town

Arriving at one of London’s five major airports often feels like it’s just the beginning of your journey. You still need to navigate your way through the city’s 1,572 square kilometers, while attempting not to waste time and money. But the time it takes to get from the airport to...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By europe
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Rotterdam: Five cheapo tips for exploring this Dutch gem

In terms of architecture and scale, Rotterdam feels almost surgically sewn together. This impression reflects the city’s experience of the twentieth century. Heavily bombed during the Second World War, Rotterdam is an architecturally new city, with boxy hypermodern buildings and...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By europe
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Marilyn Monroe’s Subway Grate in New York, New York

On the corner of Lexington Avenue and 52nd street is perhaps the most famous subway grate in the world. It was on this spot, at one in the morning on September 15th, 1954, that Marilyn Monroe had her white halter dress blown up over her hips by an uptown 6 train...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By features
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Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik, Iceland

Rising 244 feet above the streets of Reykjavik is Hallgrimskirkja, the tallest building in Iceland. It is situated in the capital city’s center and has become one of Reykjavik’s best known symbols. The Lutheran church has a stylised concrete exterior inspired by the distinctive...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By features
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The Whampoa in Hong Kong

Anchored in the concrete ocean of Hong Kong is The Whampoa, a commercial center which commemorates the city’s maritime heritage, as well as providing high-end shopping! This ship-shaped structure is located in Hong Kong’s Whampoa Docks, which was once one of the busiest...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By features
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IceCube Research Station in Antarctica

When your grade-school science teacher described the various methods one can use to construct a telescope, drilling countless holes a mile and a half deep into Antarctic ice probably wasn’t one of them. But that’s exactly how the IceCube South Pole Neutrino...
Posted On 14 Nov 2014
, By features
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