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Lyon, France’s second-most important city, offers visitors a wealth of attractions. Whether you’re into art, food or history – Lyon truly has something to suit everyone. For an unforgettable way to explore Lyon, consider attending one of its theaters. Many are open to the public so you can pick which Continue Reading
Dubrovnik is known for its fascinating history and macabre tales, creating an eerie yet captivating atmosphere. Locals highly recommend taking part in the Ghosts and Mystery Walking Tour for an interactive experience combining spine-chilling tales with historical knowledge. Lokrum Island, just a ten-minute boat ride away from Dubrovnik, features an Continue Reading
Historically, coastal communities were more religious than their inland counterparts because their fate depended heavily on Mother Nature – shipwrecks, plenty of fish or not enough. Therefore it comes as no surprise that many coastal towns boasted churches with elaborate calvaries. Breton churchyards resemble English cathedral closes in that they Continue Reading
Alicante, a coastal gem nestled along the sun-kissed shores of Spain’s Mediterranean coast, beckons travelers with its turquoise waters, golden beaches, and rich maritime heritage. While the city boasts charming streets, historic landmarks, and delectable cuisine, one of the best ways to experience its allure is by embarking on a Continue Reading
Downtown Nice multiplexes typically screen Hollywood blockbusters dubbed in French; however, they are beginning to offer English language movies; look for “V.O.” after each title or use their websites’ filters to discover them. Try something different at Gerson Cafe Theatre, famous for its comedy performances. Many young comedians start their Continue Reading
Meteora’s stunning monasteries atop towering rock formations are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and provide visitors with an in-depth view into Greek history and spirituality – while photographers find Meteora an absolute paradise. Monasteries were first constructed during the 14th century CE when Athanasios Koinovitis introduced cenobitic monasticism into monastic Continue Reading
Religion plays only a minor role in daily life for most Danes; however, church rituals of baptism, confirmation, marriage and funeral services remain very popular. Church-approved congregations also conduct civil registration of births, deaths and name changes (kirkeboger). Furthermore, these congregations are exempt from corporate and property tax, enabling their Continue Reading
Denmark boasts an abundance of historical monuments ranging from grand castles and Viking royal sites to impressive modern skyscrapers. The Gefion Fountain tells an ancient legend of how goddess Gefion used her oxen to carve out Zealand. With intricate details and captivating storytelling, this monument is one of Copenhagen’s most Continue Reading
Norway boasts an array of theaters that provide moviegoers with an exceptional movie-going experience, from drama to comedy films that tell unique and captivating stories. Filmmakers frequently feature realistic and complex characters from real life who reflect real experiences and relationships. Furthermore, Norway’s breathtaking scenery can often be found within Continue Reading
Montpellier will make your heart beat faster with its medieval arch, 17th-century gateway, neoclassical, and Gothic churches that line its streets – not to mention its long and fascinating past and vibrant present! This dreamy southern city will capture your attention with its colorful past and irresistibly romantic present. The Continue Reading