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Munich is a city of royal Bavarian bloodlines, and the tradition of sophistication continues today in the city's world-class museums and refined attitude. Then again, more than 1 1/2 million gallons of beer are consumed during the annual ... more »
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Journey into the heart of French speaking Belgium with a trip to Namur. An idyllic town set on the Meuse river, Namur is a splendor of art, architecture and tranquility. With a citadel representing the old and a nearby casino representing the ... more »
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The history of Naples dates all the way back to the seventh century B.C., when it was founded by the ancient Greeks. Today it is the second-largest city in Italy, with a population of about one million. Though its streets are full of palaces, ... more »
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On the beautiful French Riviera, Nice is the perfect destination for visitors who want to experience the gorgeous coast and beach lifestyle of this region of France. Here you will find shopping and museums, picture-perfect scenery and a vibrant ... more »
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Visit Normandy and find a region full of historical importance, from the 16th century through the 21st. This region in the north of France, adjacent to the English Channel, is also home of some of France's greatest cheeses and for the food ... more »
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Named after Odin, the Norse god of war, Odense is located on the island of Funen and is Denmark's third largest city. Perhaps best known as the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, areas of the city still hold a fairytale-like quality, taking ... more »
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Olomouc was once the capital of Monrovia, and due to its many years as a seat of influence, this oft forgotten city amassed a number of treasures. In fact, many visitors tout Olomouc as the undiscovered gem of the Czech Republic. You can join the ... more »
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Founded by the ancient Phoenicians, Palermo, Italy has an incredibly rich history. The oldest city in Sicily (a large island just off Italy's coast), Palermo is particularly famous for its delicious cuisine and Norman-era architecture... more »
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Porto, also called "Oporto," is the second largest city in Portugal. It is located on the northern coast of the country on the Douro river banks. Porto is known primarily as a commercial and industrial city, not as a tourist destination... more »
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In Potsdam, Germany, you'll find fanstastic royal castles, the traces of early German cinema and beatiful scenery in the surrounding Brandenburg countryside. Potsdam is just a short train ride from Berlin, making it a popular tourist destination ... more »
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Prague is a crowd-pleasing, gorgeous city that receives more sightseers than any other spot in Central Europe. Admirers from all over the world come to see the architecture in this "City of a thousand spires" and absorb its fairy-tale atmosphere ... more »
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Contrary to the what the name implies, Iceland is a lush green country with mountains and the Ellioaa River accenting the views in the capital city of Reykjavik... more »
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The valley along the Rhine River from Bonn to Maize, Germany has long been a retreat for artists and everyday people. Elegant castles line the countryside, the cliffs whisper legends and the small towns tell a story all their own. Find cheap ... more »
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Riga, Latvia lies on the coast of the Baltic Sea near the mouth of the River Daugava. The city is world renowned for Art Nouveau architecture and is often compared with Vienna, Barcelona and Saint Petersburg... more »
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Rome is one of the most visited cities in Italy, and for good reason. Here you'll find some of the most famous ancient sites in the world, as well as fast-paced nightlife, exciting shopping and great food. Whether you're staying a couple of days ... more »
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Salamanca is located in the west central part of Spain on a plateau in the Castile near the Tormes River. It is well known for its almost 800-year-old university, its architecture and its culture... more »
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Salzburg is one of the quintessential urban hamlets in Austria. From the Mozart-dedicated cafes to the charming spires, everywhere you turn there is a postcard in the making... more »
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While San Marino is the third smallest country in Europe, it claims to be the oldest republic in the world. Some residents believe it was founded in 310 A.D. San Marino's rich history and engaging culture will provide travelers with a meaningful ... more »
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Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), is a small but sophisticated city that suffered a harrowing decline during the civil wars of the 1990s. Recently, it has enjoyed a renaissance as an inexpensive and friendly city for seasoned ... more »
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Serbia is fast becoming known for its current offerings instead of its turbulent history. From the clubs and nightlife in Belgrade to the architecture in Novi Sad and the snow in Kopaonik, Serbia has something for everyone. In addition, cheap ... more »
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The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily is renowned for its art, cuisine and architecture. The region is packed with interesting places to see and history to enjoy, from the capital city of Palermo to the majestic Mount Etna... more »
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Sintra is an idyllic-looking town located on the west central coast of Portugal near Lisbon. Known mostly for its collection of royal palaces, Sintra is a popular tourist destination and day trip from Lisbon... more »
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Spain occupies the bulk of the Iberian Peninsula in the southwestern corner of Europe. It is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, France, the Atlantic Ocean and Portugal. Known for its diverse history, art, culture and architecture, it is also a ... more »
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Relax by the beautiful blue waters of the Golfe de Saint-Tropez in the French Riviera and discover the resort town of St. Tropez. With luxurious yachts lined along its harbor and a colorful nightlife, St. Tropez is a vacation spot for the rich ... more »
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Enjoy a city built on 14 islands. Stockholm welcomes its guests with open arms, encouraging them to experience its waterways and walkways. Priding itself on its safety and cleanliness, the capital of Sweden is a hub for tourists who enjoy city ... more »