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With one side looking toward land and the other looking seaward, Genoa is known as Italy's "city of two faces." It's been a center of commerce and art since medieval times and is one of the oldest cities in Italy. If you're looking to soak up ... more »
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Gothenburg is the second largest city in Sweden. Located on the west coast of the country, it is largely a university city, boasting more than 60,000 students. Gothenburg offers something for just about everyone, from history and culture to ... more »
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Enjoy the opulence that is Luxembourg City. One of the wealthiest cities in the world because of its concentration of banking and financial services, Luxembourg City prides itself on quality, decorum and class. With world class dining and several ... more »
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, is not only the geographical center of the country, it is also its historical, cultural and entertainment center. As the largest city in Spain, Madrid is also one of the most popular destinations for tourists... more »
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San Sebastian, officially known as Donostia-San Sebastian, is located in the Basque region of Spain near the French border at the northern end of Spain. San Sebastian is situated on the Cantabrian Sea, and the Urumea River runs through it... more »
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Seville is the capital of the region of Andalucia in Southern Spain. One of the largest cities in the country, it is also its cultural heart. Seville is famous for flamenco dancing, among other things... more »
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Discover Siena, one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Italy. Located in the heart of Tuscany, Siena is home to a spectacular cathedral, an ancient piazza and--of course--delicious cuisine... more »
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Verona, Italy is a wonderful place to to observe well-preserved relics from the Roman era. The best-known example is the Roman Arena, which dates back to 1 A.D. and still holds open air operas and concerts. It's also famous as the home of ... more »
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The famous Roman Coliseum was the location where men and animals went to die for the entertainment of Caesar and the bloodthirsty mobs. Gladiators, prisoners and those whose faith differed from the norm would be sacrificed in the name of sport. ... more »
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Return to the land of fairy tales when you visit Denmark and marvel at the mixture of old-world charm and sleek modernity. Billund, a city part of the smallest and most southern of Scandinavian countries, offers plenty for tourists to enjoy. ... more »
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Located in the southwestern region of France, Bordeaux is a thriving port city with an estimated one million residents. Although known as the world's wine capital, Bordeaux offers visitors much more than miles of vineyards... more »
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Everything you expect in a European city can be found in Brussels: historic architecture, varied museums, cosmopolitan shops and rich cuisine. As a gateway to Belgium, Brussels is the perfect place to stay while exploring the entire region... more »
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Greece is a region replete with a rich cultural history, as well as a beautiful landscape of beaches and rugged mountains. Whether it's the famous archaeological sites or the all-night parties, Greece has something for every visitor... more »
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At one time, the city of Krakow was the capital of Poland. In many Polish hearts, it still is. Krakow has a rich history as the home of kings, artists and scholars. It lies in Southern Poland on the on the Vistula River valley and is about 295 ... more »
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Located in one of the most scenic, spectacular parts of Belgium, the ancient town of Tournai is a true tourist treasure. Entering Tournai is like stepping back into Europe's past, into a time before the mad rush and racket of the modern world. A ... more »
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Warsaw, Poland surprises many visitors to the city. While much of it was destroyed in the second World War, it has been rebuilt and hosts many cultural institutions and fine restaurants... more »
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Located in Jutland, the only portion of Denmark located on Europe's mainland, Billund is a small town famous for being home of the Lego company. Legoland, a theme park opened in 1968, offers great family fun and is the second-most-popular ... more »
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Located in Southern Moravia, Brno is one of the most heavily populated cities in the entire Czech Republic. With a population of more than 350,000 people, Brno is known for its motorcycle Grand Prix and beautifully built churches, as well as a ... more »
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Lille is a city that takes itself seriously. The cultured northern city is home to a vibrant commercial industry. France's fifth-largest city sits on the Deûle River and borders Belgium. Not the typical tourist destination, Lille's no-nonsense ... more »
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Oxford, England is world-renowned for its legacy of learning and its history of decadence. It's no surprise that this heady combination has made Oxford a popular European travel destination... more »
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Get ready for Sintra, a historic city in the beautiful country of Portugal. Sintra is known as one of the oldest cities in Europe and one of the prettiest cities in the country... more »
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Pastries are to Paris what hot dogs are to New York--they're everywhere, and each one is delicious. However, a few remarkable boulangeries dot the City of Lights and it's always helpful to know, in advance, where to park your calorie-counter ... more »
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Big, beautiful Paris, France, can prove difficult to navigate during your first visit to the city. Make the most of your time by learning in advance how to find the most popular tourist sights. The Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris, Louvre Museum ... more »
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Croatia is a country in eastern Europe situated inbetween the Mediterranean and Balkans states. The country’s capital is Zagreb and it’s most popular tourist destinations include Dubrovnik, Split and the Plitvice lakes. War and political ... more »
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Rome, the Eternal City, also seems to suffer from eternal traffic congestion. But remember, there are lots of cheap and easy public transport options to help you get around the city... more »