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City Guide: Paris [Updated: 2023]

A field guide on where to eat and drink around Paris, France.

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In Pictures: Dubrovnik, Croatia

A few pictures from my trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia.

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What is Amaro? Demystifying the Italian Herbal Liqueur

You walk into that new, hipster-looking bar that just opened up in your neighborhood. The bartenders are carefully grinding fresh nutmeg over their cocktails, looking dapper as hell in their waxed canvas aprons. Behind them, an impressive wall of backlit bottles. Some look familiar, others more exotic. If you look

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48 Hours of Christmas Markets in Colmar

I’m sitting on a bus up to NYC, swiping through various “Best of” lists, trying to plan my annual Thanksgiving trip abroad. It was late October, and all I had was a plane ticket to London; neither Steph nor I could figure out exactly where we wanted to go.

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City Guide: London [Updated: 2023]

A field guide on where to eat and drink around London, England.

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City Guide: Lisbon [Updated: 2023]

A field guide on where to eat and drink around Lisbon, Portugal.

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City Guide: Prague [Updated: 2023]

A field guide on where to eat and drink around Prague, Czech Republic.

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City Guide: Copenhagen [Updated: 2023]

A field guide on where to eat and drink around Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Visiting the Azores? Here Are 10 Things You Should Know

1. There Are Nine Islands Though all connected, there are three main clusters of islands. The western group is home to Flores and Covo. In the center, you have Terceira, Graciosa, Faial, São Jorge, and Pico. To the east, you have Santa Maria and São Miguel. The largest of the

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Spending 72 Hours in Porto, Portugal

Day 1 After a quick train ride from the airport to the city center, I get to my abode for the next three days, the House of Sandeman Hostels. Honestly, the only reason I decided to stay here was that their beds weren’t bunks, and they were shaped like

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