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  3 Fun Things About Daily Life in China

  • Changchun, China

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    Mia

  People in China love drinking tea, sharing food with friends, and exploring night markets. Every city has its own charm — come and experience it with a local friend!

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  Night bars

  • Shinjuku-ku, Japan

  • 

    Alessandra

  Beware of bars in the Kabukicho and Golden Gai area.
  Some bars and nightclubs in this area engage in a scam known as \"bottakuri,\" in which customers are surprised with bills much higher than the initially agreed-upon amount.
  
  In a typical case, the unfair charge is almost always accompanied by intimidation, threats, and even physical violence.
  If someone approaches you on the street and insists on entering a bar, don\'t go. That\'s where the danger lies.

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  Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

  • Shinjuku-ku, Japan

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    Alessandra

  
  On a trip, no one usually plans to visit a government building, right? But the Tokyo Government Building deserves to be on your itinerary.
  The Government Building is one of the city\'s coolest free attractions — and offers one of the best views of Tokyo. It\'s located in Shinjuku and has several interesting things to do:
  1. There are two observatories in the north and south towers with free admission. The building is the fifth tallest in the city, offering a very cool view.
  2. There\'s a cafe and souvenir shops.
  3. The architecture and design resemble a modern cathedral.
  4. Every night, there\'s the Tokyo Night & Light light show, the world\'s largest permanent projection mapping display on a building. It\'s wonderful and free.

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  Campanópolis: Why It Might Feel Like a Tourist Trap

  • Buenos Aires, Argentina

  • 

    Henderson Moret

  Campanópolis is a medieval-inspired village near Buenos Aires that intrigues many visitors, but travelers often question whether it’s worth the trip. Several factors contribute to its reputation as a potential “tourist trap”:
  
  * High Entrance Fees: Visiting Campanópolis isn’t cheap. General admission costs around ARS 20,000 per person (roughly $13–$17), which many find steep for what the attraction offers. Organized tours from Buenos Aires often hover around $50 or more, adding to the expense.
  
  * Limited Access & Guided Tours Only: The site has very restricted visiting hours and days. For a long time it was only open a few hours on Saturdays with obligatory guided tours, and even now entry is available only on specific days/times with a guided visit. You can’t just drop in at any time – you must join a scheduled tour, which can feel limiting if you prefer to explore freely.
  
  * Lack of Authenticity: Despite its medieval look, Campanópolis is not an actual historic village. It’s a modern complex built from recycled materials and scrap, merely inspired by medieval Europe. The quirky architecture makes for fun photos, but some visitors feel the place is more of a contrived set-piece than an authentic cultural site.
  
  * Underwhelming Experience: Many travelers leave disappointed, saying Campanópolis doesn’t live up to the hype. The buildings are mostly façades – you cannot enter the “castles” or interact with interiors, so it ends up being a walk past staged scenery. Amenities are sparse (reports mention only a small kiosk with overpriced snacks and limited facilities. Overall, once the initial curiosity wears off, there isn’t much depth beyond taking a few pictures. Some reviews bluntly summarize the visit by calling it “not worth it” after the long journey and cost.
  
  Each of these factors – high cost, tight controls on visiting, a staged atmosphere, and unmet expectations – leads some visitors to label Campanópolis a tourist trap. This critical perspective can help travelers weigh whether the novelty of this fantasy village justifies the time and money, or if their interests might be better served elsewhere. The description is not to say no one enjoys it, but rather to highlight common complaints for those evaluating if it’s worth visiting.
  

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  Bar Nápoles: A Vintage Wonderland in San Telmo

  • Buenos Aires, Argentina

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    Henderson Moret

  Interior of Bar Nápoles, featuring a vintage race car and eclectic antique decor.
  
  Bar Nápoles in San Telmo is not just a bar – it\\\\\\\'s an immersive journey through time and art. Set in a historic carriage house with soaring ceilings, this 2,000-square-meter venue is packed with eclectic treasures at every turn.
  
  The atmosphere feels like a living museum filled with curiosities, where vintage cars and motorcycles stand alongside antique chandeliers, old globes, and even carousel horses.
  
  Simply walking through the door is like stepping into a quirky time capsule – truly one-of-a-kind with its nostalgic charm and endless visual surprises
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  Eclectic Decor Highlights
  
  Vintage Vehicles Indoors: Classic automobiles (including 1950s Italian race cars) and gleaming motorcycles are part of the decor, parked casually among the dining tables.
  
  This unexpected sight gives the bar a fun, retro vibe – as if you\\\\\\\'re at a car museum that serves cocktails.
  
  Antiques & Oddities Everywhere: From vintage statues and old globes to carousel horses and crystal chandeliers, every corner is adorned with fascinating objects.
  
  The collection ranges from European art pieces to local memorabilia, creating a treasure trove of eye-catching details for visitors to explore.
  
  Whimsical, Mismatched Charm: The furniture and fixtures are delightfully mismatched. You might relax on a leather Chesterfield sofa or even in a vintage barber chair right next to a classic car. These quirky seating areas, paired with the building\\\\\\\'s original iron columns and brick arches, give Nápoles a cozy old-world ambiance that oozes character.
  
  International tourists love Bar Nápoles for its unforgettable ambiance and photogenic decor. Many describe it as “dining in several museums at once”.
  
  The eclectic interior isn’t just decoration – it’s the soul of the place, turning a simple night out into a memorable adventure. With its blend of history, art, and whimsy, Bar Nápoles offers a charming escape from the ordinary, making it a must-visit spot for anyone exploring Buenos Aires.

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  Tips in Bangalore-restaurant-Vidyarthi Bhavan

  • Bangalore Rural, India

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    Palguna

  an iconic South Indian vegetarian tiffin/restaurant in Bengaluru, a kind of culinary landmark.
  The signature dish: masala dosa (buttery, crisp, generously ghee’d) which is often considered one of the best in the city.

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  Tips in Bangalore-restaurant-Vidyarthi Bhavan

  • Bangalore Rural, India

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    Palguna

  one of Bengaluru’s older, more traditional localities, an iconic South Indian vegetarian tiffin/restaurant in Bengaluru, a kind of culinary landmark.
  The signature dish: masala dosa (buttery, crisp, generously ghee’d) which is often considered one of the best in the city.

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  Miami art

  • Miami, United States

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    Claumaicon

  Magic city

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  Tampa FL City Full Trip

  • Tampa, United States

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    Efrain

  English – 8-Hour Tampa City Tour 🕘 Hour 1 – Welcome & Downtown Riverwalk Start your day at the Tampa Riverwalk, a scenic pedestrian path along the Hillsborough River. Enjoy the skyline views, the Tampa Museum of Art, and Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park—perfect for photos and an introduction to Tampa’s modern vibe. 🕙 Hour 2 – Historic Ybor City Take a short drive to Ybor City, the famous Cuban cigar district founded in the 19th century. Stroll along 7th Avenue, browse hand-rolled cigar shops, and admire the historic architecture. 🕚 Hour 3 – Coffee & Culture Break Pause at a local café for a strong Cuban coffee and a guava pastry while hearing stories of the Spanish, Italian, and Cuban immigrants who shaped the city. 🕛 Hour 4 – Lunch at Armature Works Head to Armature Works, a trendy food hall on the river offering everything from fresh seafood to international flavors and local craft beers. 🕐 Hour 5 – Bayshore Boulevard & Hyde Park Drive or bike along Bayshore Boulevard, the world’s longest continuous sidewalk, with sweeping views of Tampa Bay. End at Hyde Park Village, an elegant district of boutiques and galleries. 🕑 Hour 6 – Tampa Bay History Center Visit the Tampa Bay History Center to learn about the native Tocobaga people, the colonial era, and the city’s port history. 🕒 Hour 7 – Florida Aquarium or Tampa Museum of Art Choose between the Florida Aquarium to experience Gulf marine life or the Tampa Museum of Art for contemporary exhibits. 🕓 Hour 8 – Sunset at Sparkman Wharf Finish at Sparkman Wharf, a lively waterfront spot with live music, gourmet street food, and a stunning sunset over the bay. Guide Tip: With private transportation, you can add a quick stop at Ballast Point Park for pier views and a panoramic city photo.

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  Must see and visit in Arlington, TX

  • Arlington, United States

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    Jenn

  You\'ll feel like you are on an island vacation. Each drink is unique island style cocktail. There is a taco bar next door, axe throwing around the block, rock climbing across the street.

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  Best Poke IMHO

  • Kīhei, United States

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    Kyle

  No doubt you’re in Hawaii and want to try actual Hawaiian Poke. There are soo many places to choose from now days. One of the local favorites in Kihei is Tamuras. Regular sashimi or shoyu too bland? They got you covered and offers some of the best selection and flavors to choose from. A definite local spot you want to experience.

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  Snorkeling experiences on a buget

  • Wailea, United States

  • 

    Kyle

  There is no doubt that Maui offers some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. I am sure you have considered taking a chartered snorkeling trip with one of the big boat companies. While the opportunity to take amazing pictures is there with meals included to the more remote spots, the price range can leave you wanting. Do not fret, Maui is home to some of the best snorkeling in the world and you don\'t need a boat charter to take you there. I simply recommend stopping by a snorkel bobs or any snorkel/dive shop and getting your own gear. A favorite spot to take kids and beginners is Ahihi cove. There are plenty more spots before and past Ahihi but, this is perfect for beginners and young children. It is rich with ocean life and blocked from rough water and waves. Also, you might want to ask the local dive shop where might be some good locations that day if the weather or ocean is rough.

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  A secret above Palma’s Cathedral

  • Palma, Spain

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    Bruna

  Palma’s Cathedral is a true classic you just can’t miss, but here’s a little secret: in summer you can actually climb up to the terraces. From up there is simply breathtaking — you can see the sea, the whole city, and even peek at the Rosetón (the large circular stained-glass window on the main façade, also known as the “Gothic Eye”) from behind. Tickets can be purchased directly on the Cathedral’s official website: https://catedraldemallorca.org/en/visits/tours/

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  Carefull hikking

  • Balvanera, Argentina

  • 

    Martin

  Try never go alone across mountains, bring water and a positive attitude

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  The very best ham, cheese and wines

  • Balvanera, Argentina

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    Martin

  For only 5 to10 dollars you can have amazing hams, pork and smoked cheese to taste and amazin local wines at a fair low price. Located in the best part of downtown Neuquen

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  A San Diego Gem...the Carlsbad Flower Fields!!!

  • Abovyan, Armenia

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    Kaitlin Payne

  My friend Kasey and I spent an amazing day at The Flower Fields in Carlsbad—one of my favorite local spots to connect with nature, beauty, and each other. We wandered through the vibrant ranunculus fields, soaking up every color and every moment. Each step felt like walking through a living rainbow. Then we visited the Butterfly Encounter, a magical new addition where we hand-fed butterflies and watched them flutter freely around us and even land on our heads and arms. As someone who’s built a life and career around human connection, these kinds of days are everything to me. If you’re ever in San Diego and want to explore through the lens of local charm, meaningful conversation, and soul-filled experiences, I’d love to be your Local Friend. From colorful adventures to cozy chats over great food (did I mention my husband is a personal chef?), I create experiences that help you feel the heart of this city! Let’s explore, connect, and create a memory you’ll carry with you long after your trip. 💛

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  Bund of shanghai

  • Khawr Fakkān, United Arab Emirates

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    may

  Beaufitul views on the bund of shanghai

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  Skip the Red Town District for Roppongi

  • Tokyo, Japan

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    Harriet Hapra

  If you want to party in Tokyo, I’d say skip the red-light district (Kabukicho) and head straight to Roppongi! You’ll find more bars and clubs there, plus you get a clear view of Tokyo Tower.

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  COFFEE ROUTE

  • Saldán, Argentina

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    Angelica Gallego

  Visit a traditional coffee farm and learn the whole coffee production process from plant to a steaming cup of fresch coffee.Many coffe farms will facilitate coffee tasting and teach participants how to distinguisch bbetween flavors,notes,and origins. El cafe EL BARISTA es un hermoso cafe ubicado en SANTA ROSA DE CABAL a solo 25 minutos de la cidad de Pereira.Este lugar hace parte de la experiencia de la ruta del cafe,puedes deleitarte con la variedad de preparaciones que alli ofrecen y acompañarlo con deliciosos postres. https://www.instagram.com/elbaristarutadelcafe/p/DEFs9NxPInE/el-barista-santa-rosa-es-un-espacio-que-cuenta-historias-es-un-homenaje-a-nuestr/

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  SUNSET

  • Santo Pipó, Argentina

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    Angelica Gallego

  Los mas hermosos atardeceres los podras disfrutar en la region de Manizales que se llena de magicos colores al caer la tarde. Manizales is known as "the factory of susnsets" for a reason! perched atop a mountain it¨s in the perfect location for breath taking views come early evening . @Eddiewhitejr

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  PAISA BREAKFAST

  • Carnerillo, Argentina

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    Angelica Gallego

  Calentado is a traditional Colombian breakfast.It is the typical breakfast of our ancestors who lived in the paisa region.They would make it with leftover beans and rice . The most common ingredients are rice,beans,plantain,and meat.It´s served with a fried egg and arepas .The accompanying drink is a delicious chocolate whit cheese.

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  TAKE A BREATH

  • Saldán, Argentina

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    Angelica Gallego

  Via a termales en el hermoso pueblo de SANTA ROSA DE CABAL encontraras un paisaje que te quitara el aliento,respiras aire puro mientras caminas alrededor de 2 horas apreciando la biodiversidad de fauna y flora de nuestra region. El clima es agradable y veras muchas personas caminando o en bici desde tempranas horas de la mañana .

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  Caraguatatuba

  • Ubatuba, Brazil

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    Rodrigo Oleriano

  Visit Ubatuba for some of Brazil’s most stunning beaches and lush nature.

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  Ubatuba / SP

  • Ubatuba, Brazil

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    Rodrigo Oleriano

  Explore Ubatuba — home to more than 100 beaches.

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  湖北武穴通天河一西游记原景拍摄地

  • Wuxue, China

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    Community

  千年佛国大美武穴吹风佛面一路繁花一路青踏感受着这春的气息和美仑美奂的通天河美景… Wuxue, a thousand-year-old Buddhist country, is a place of great beauty. Walking along the path of blossoming flowers and greenery, you can feel the breath of spring and the magnificent Tongtian River scenery...

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  #top10 Venezuela

  • Maracay, Venezuela

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    Community

  Si buscas cuáles son los sitios turísticos de Venezuela y quieres un resumen express y sin rodeos, estos son los diez mejores: Isla de Margarita, Archipiélago Los Roques, Parque Nacional Canaima, Parque Nacional Morrocoy, Mérida, Parque Nacional Mochima, Parque Nacional Henri Pittier, Barquisimeto, Parque Nacional Los Médanos de Coro y Colonia Tovar. Comencemos a ver cada uno de estos lugares de Venezuela.

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  The Botanica & Hermetic Arts

  • Mercedes, Argentina

  • 

    Rebecca

  Dedicated to teaching and preserving the sacred wisdom and knowledge handed down through ages from teacher to pupil, known as Mystery Traditions. We are a multicultural store to serve a variety of Practices and Traditions.

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  Constitution Marina

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  Reservations Recommended – Monitoring VHF 69 Let Constitution Marina be your Boston Harbor destination. Located in Boston’s Inner Harbor, with all the amenities you would expect at Boston’s Finest Marina, in a secure, protected location, located right on the Freedom Trail in the Charlestown neighborhood of Boston. We are just a 5-minute walk from North Station and the TD Garden, convenient to water transportation, all major highways, Logan Airport and the many great things Boston has to offer and only minutes away from the New Encore Boston Harbor Casino. Amenities* Wireless Internet Floating Docks Security Hotel/Lodging Ice, Laundry Many Restaurants Nearby Super Clean Restrooms/Showers Swimming Pool, Barbeque Grills Medical Facilities within 2 Miles Marina Services* Pump out Bed & Breakfast Charters Sub Contractors* (in-house or we have an extensive network of service people) General Repair Boat Detailing (Inside and Outside) Diver Mechanic Yacht Sales Electrical

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  Boston Harbor Shipyard & Marina

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  Boats at BHSM with Boston in the background Open year-round, we offer winter storage, both on land and in water, and have plenty of amenities to accommodate liveaboard boaters. Join us in one of our easily accessed deep water slips and enjoy all the creature comforts of a fitness center, wireless internet, restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, free parking, 24-hour security, and controlled dock access. Take advantage of our convenient services, fuel up with Harbor Fuels, grab a water taxi to explore the surrounding city, or stock up on some bait and tackle and head out. Whether you're looking for sightseeing recommendations – we like Piers Park to Lo Presti with a stopover at Tall Ship Boston – or for safe and secure storage and service for your vessel, we're here to help. Tel 617-561-1400 Amenities* Fitness center Wireless internet Restrooms & showers Laundry facilities Free parking 24-hour security Controlled dock access Downeast Cider House Services* Fuel dock, operated by Harbor Fuels Water taxi pick-up Boat repair services Boat storage Boston Scuba shop Seatow Bait & Tackle Shop 50-Ton Travel lift Pump out services

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  Boston MA. Logan Airport

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  Quick Information Airport: Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) Terminals: 4 terminals — A, B, C, and E Airport Address: 1 Harborside Dr., Boston, MA 02128 Distance From Downtown Boston: Approximately 3 miles (5 km) Website: massport.com Phone Number: 800-235-6426

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  Hawthorne Hotel Dining

  • Washington County, United States

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    Rebecca

  Nathaniel’s Restaurant at the Hawthorne Hotel offers a perfect start and end to any day. The morning hours are bright with the wall of windows, the plates are creative and include all the Breakfast favorites; Pancakes, Waffles, our Hearty Hawthorne Breakfast, and our Famous house-made Hawthorne Corned Beef Hash! Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, Nathaniel’s transforms into a lounge-like atmosphere, with candles, live piano and acoustic entertainment or ambient music playing from our brass gramophone. Sit beside the baby grand piano, beneath the famed author’s portrait, or in front of the historical culinary tribute cabinet and you will find there is a reason our guests have loved Nathaniel’s Restaurant for decades. #https://www.opentable.com/r/hawthorne-hotel-dining-salem?corrid=301bad4e-b061-4a87-8e1e-0e785a8c5cd1&avt=eyJ2IjoyLCJtIjoxLCJwIjowLCJzIjowLCJuIjowfQ&p=2&sd=2025-01-19T19%3A00%3A00 Hours of operation Breakfast Mon–Fri 7:30 am–10:45 am Sat, Sun 8:00 am–10:45 am Lunch Daily 11:00 am–4:45 pm Bar Daily 11:00 am–11:00 pm Dinner Daily 5:00 pm–8:45 pm

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  Life Alive Organic Cafe Back Bay

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  Vegetarian Food

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  Yvonne's

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  (617) 267-0047

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  Rabias Dolce Fumo

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  North End -Boston MA.

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  Essex Limo Service

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  Phone: (617) 448-6549

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  Peabody Essex Museum- Salem

  • Salem, United States

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    Rebecca

  The museum is open Thursdays through Mondays, 10 am–5 pm.

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  Empire Garden Restaurant

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  Mon 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Tue 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Wed 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thu 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Fri 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM Sat 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM Sun 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM

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  Salem Ferry

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  “You slowly cruise out of the Salem Harbor, turn right and drive across the Atlantic Ocean towards Bean Town.” “The ferry docks at Aquarium (Central) Wharf, so you are within easy walking distance to Quincy Market and the North End.” (617) 770-0040 #https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-salem-ferry-salem?osq=Salem+ma+ferry

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  Tiki Hut Boats

  • Lynn, United States

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    Rebecca

  I have done this twice now and can't wait to to go again. This a great experience if your in Salem any time of the year. The boat is a nice, the crew is amazing and so friendly. The bar has so many options from beer, mixed drinks, soda and water. Plus an option of souvenirs. The tickets were cheap and the drinks are priced very fair and are top shelf quality. They also bring there dog on board and she is so friendly, she walks around greets all the passengers. Overall, a definite recommendation to everyone coming to Salem or looking for something to do, it will be worth your trip. Guaranteed. Anthony F. Lynn, MA #https://www.yelp.com/biz/tiki-hut-boats-salem?osq=Salem+ma+ferry Mon 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM Tue 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM Wed Closed Thu 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM Fri 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM Sat 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM Sun 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM

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  Elements Hookah Lounge

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  Mon Closed Tue Closed Wed 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM (Next day) Thu 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM (Next day) Fri 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM (Next day) Sat 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM (Next day) Sun 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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  Sheraton - Marriott Boston

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  About this property Eco-certified Boston hotel connected to the convention center, a quick walk to Northeastern University Pool Restaurant Gym Pet friendly Housekeeping Parking available #www.expedia.com

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  Abe & Louis - Boston

  • Boston, United States

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    Rebecca

  5 star Steakhouse in Back Bay Abe & Louie’s, located in Boston’s Back Bay, is the epitome of a classic steakhouse. The iconic establishment sets the standard for elegant dining with superior service, charm, and appeal in a timeless sophisticated atmosphere. Abe & Louie’s, known for premium steaks, serves classic dishes, fresh seafood, shareable sides, and an award-winning wine list. Abe & Louie’s offers brunch, lunch, and dinner with indoor and outdoor seating. Delivery and take-out available. Raw Bar* Oysters half dozen Shrimp Cocktail Ossetra Caviar Jumbo Lump Crabmeat Cocktail Abe's Seafood Tower lobster, shrimp, jumbo lump crabmeat, little neck clams, oysters two ways - on the half shell & rockefeller Additional information Cross street Fairfield Neighborhood Back Bay Hours of operation Brunch Sat, Sun 11:00 am–3:00 pm Lunch Mon–Fri 11:30 am–4:00 pm Dinner Mon–Thu 4:00 pm–10:00 pm Fri 4:00 pm–11:00 pm Sat 3:00 pm–11:00 pm Sun 3:00 pm–10:00 pm Price $50 and over Cuisines Steakhouse, Contemporary American, American Dining style Fine Dining Dress code Business Casual Parking details Valet is available daily Monday-Friday at 4:30 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Metered street parking and the Prudential Center parking garage is located across the street. Public transit Green Line Copley Plaza Commuter Rail Payment options AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, Mastercard, Visa Executive chef Mark Mariano Additional Banquet, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cocktails, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Options, Indoor Fireplace, Non-Smoking, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine #https://www.opentable.com/r/abe-and-louies-boston?corrid=b42c459f-7f9d-4b24-9c22-4f1b9da6d1fd&avt=eyJ2IjoyLCJtIjoxLCJwIjowLCJzIjowLCJuIjowfQ&p=2&sd=2025-01-18T19%3A00%3A00

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  Atlantis Aquaventure Ticket (with options for Aquarium), Dubai

  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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    Santoshkumar

  Throw yourself into the action of Aquaventure Waterpark in Dubai with an entrance-only, all-day ticket. Part of the Atlantis The Palm resort, the Aquaventure Dubai boasts impressive water rides and adventures fit for all ages. Enjoy the attractions as you wish: career down corkscrew chutes, ride through shark tunnels, watch the little ones at the new Splasher’s Island area, and unwind on the lazy rivers. Depending on the option you have chosen, enjoy admission to The Lost Chambers, the Atlantis-themed aquarium containing 65,000 marine animals across 21 exhibits.Choose from options of an All-day entrance ticket to Aquaventure Waterpark and The Lost Chambers AquariumSee why TripAdvisor awarded it ‘Best Waterpark in the Middle East 2015’Ride down the super-steep Poseidon’s Revenge and float along lazy riversLet the kids loose at the Splasher’s Island and relax on the beach Read more about - Atlantis Aquaventure Ticket (with options for Aquarium), Dubai - https://www.viator.com/tours/Dubai/Dubai-Atlantis-Aquaventure-Waterpark-Admission-at-Atlantis-The-Palm-With-Optional-Lost-Chambers-Aquarium/d828-7160AQUAV?mcid=56757

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  Dubai Aladdin Tour: Souks, Creek, Old Dubai and Tastings

  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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    Santoshkumar

  Delve deeper into the sights and culture of traditional Dubai than you could do alone easily on this tour. Rather than spend hours researching what to see, do and eat in old Dubai, rely on a guide to save time and ensure you don’t miss anything. Shop in souks with tips from your guide, cross the creek by “abra” water taxi, visit Dubai Museum, roam the Al Fahidi quarter and enjoy street food, Arabic coffee and other tastings.Roam the real old Dubai with a guide to ensure you cover the best bitsExplore the city’s older areas with no homework or getting lostVisit Dubai Museum, haggle in souks, savor local foods and ride an “abra”Get insight into local culture and history you might miss otherwise Read more about - Dubai Aladdin Tour: Souks, Creek, Old Dubai and Tastings - https://www.viator.com/tours/Dubai/Old-Dubai-Culture-History-and-Souks-Walking-Tour/d828-18412P7?mcid=56757

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  Dubai Harbour Super Yacht Experience with Live station & Drinks

  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Santoshkumar

  Set sail on the ultimate luxury experience aboard a super yacht in Dubai Harbour. Prepare to be dazzled as you cruise past landmarks and sights, all while enjoying delicious meals and premium beverages. With a live DJ setting the mood, this is a party you won't want to miss. Soak up the sun on the top deck, dance the night away, or find tranquility on the lower deck.Cruise in Dubai Harbor in style on a luxury super yacht with three decksSee some of Dubai's best attractions from the water with a live virtual tour guideEnjoy a live DJ on the top deck with sparkling beverages for a party vibeSavor a delicious meal on deck, depending on your cruise time slot Read more about - Dubai Harbour Super Yacht Experience with Live station & Drinks - https://www.viator.com/tours/Dubai/Dubai-Dubai-Harbour-Super-Yacht-Tour/d828-21100P30?mcid=56757

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  Art & Culture

  Dubai Full Day Tour with Entry Ticket to Burj Khalifa at the Top

  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Santoshkumar

  Discover the traditional side of Dubai and ascend the spectacular Burj Khalifa on an 8-hour sightseeing tour. With an informative guide, explore the old Al Bastakiya quarter and ride an ‘abra’ boat across Dubai Creek. Visit Jumeirah Mosque and finish at the ‘At the Top’ viewpoint on the 124th floor of the Burj Khalifa, marveling at the breathtaking views down over the city.Step back in time at the old Al Bastakiya quarter Cross Dubai Creek on an ‘abra’ boat and explore Deira’s Spice and Gold SouksVisit beautiful Jumeirah Mosque and stop for photos of the iconic Burj Al ArabVisit the Burj Khalifa and experience the awesome views from ‘At the Top’ on the 124th floor Read more about - Dubai Full Day Tour with Entry Ticket to Burj Khalifa at the Top - https://www.viator.com/tours/Dubai/Dubai-traditional-tour-with-lunch-and-Burj-Khalifa-visit/d828-8264P14?mcid=56757

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  Art & Culture

  ATV, Camels, Stargazing & 5* BBQ Al Khayma Camp

  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Santoshkumar

  Drive an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) at full throttle across the sands and enjoy an exciting program of other desert exploits in one fuss-free trip with this premium experience from Dubai. Hit the red dunes of the Lahbab desert, bump around a 60-minute ATV circuit, and relax Bedouin-style at the 5-star Al Khayma camp. Sip coffee, ride camels, and enjoy an Arabic-costume photoshoot, barbecue-buffet, dance shows, and stargazing before returning.Red-dune desert safari from Dubai with ATV drive and 5-star Al Khayma campMultiple desert activities, including ATV ride, all teed up for you to enjoyCamel ride, sandboards, Arabic makeovers, BBQ-buffet, shows, and stargazingRelax with round-trip hotel transfers and ATV fuel and helmets included Read more about - Dubai Red Dunes ATV, Camels, Stargazing & 5* BBQ Al Khayma Camp - https://www.viator.com/tours/Dubai/Red-Dunes-By-Quad-Bike-Sandboarding-Camel-Ride-and-BB-Dinner/d828-91421P4?mcid=56757

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  Guided Manhattan experiences!

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Jessica

  Need someone to show you the best vantage points of the city skyline while taking you to eat the best foods NYC has to offer?? THAT’S ME!!! I have been living in this amazing city for over a decade!! Whatever your interests are, whatever cuisine you’d like to try or secret spots you’d like to explore- I am THEE expert. I know my way around this city very well and have a vast network of people and places that I would love to introduce you to. Let me be your guide, your friend, your sidekick and I will safely and efficiently guide you to all the places you want to see & some of the best hidden secrets you didn’t even know about!

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  Check out Museums!

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Jessica

  One of the top ten instagrammable Museums in NYC! I know all of the best ones! There’s a museum here for every interest you could possibly have! Need a buddy to explore with? Someone to take pics for you and your group or make sure you don’t get lost on the Subway or in the city? That’s me! ☺️ Let me keep you safe while being your personal guide and photographer!

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  Coffee Enthusiasts!

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Jessica

  Not only am I a coffee enthusiast here in NYC, I have visited EVERY cafe worth visiting in every borough of NYC & BK. Not only that, I have worked with and trained some of the best baristas at the very best cafes all around the city! Yep, you’re not only gaining a companion and guide on this one. I can get you FREE TOURS of some of the best roasteries, FREE coffee tasting events, FREE latte art events. That is how deeply embedded in the local coffee scene I became over my years living here. I’ve even been recruited to work internationally as an artisanal coffee specialist. I have trained and managed teams of some of the most talented baristas at some of the very best cafes and coffee companies all around the city. I also have a wealth of knowledge about every aspect of the business: where beans are sourced, where the farms are located, how the beans are processed, how coffee beans are roasted, and I can even offer expert coffee training lessons for every single brew method that exists. Not only that, I GUARANTEE I will be able to help you master (or expand your abilities) in ONE DAY by teaching you how to pour the very best LATTE ART you’ve ever seen!! I offer pour over technique and training, proper espresso machine use and more! The places and people I can gain access to will ENSURE you experience the REAL NYC coffee scene. You will not find it by searching hashtags on socials or googling.

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  Let’s have some fun!

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Jessica

  Just a girl out in the world dancing and doing karaoke with friends! I am up for every kind of adventure! You name it! Wanna meet bartenders? band members at venues? skate your heart out at the roller disco? Trivia night? Burlesque? Instagram photo op events? Amazing FREE activities?! Underground clubs? Enjoy having a sidekick while you dance the night away at a bar that fits your vibe? Being served the best pub food you’ve ever had while you enjoy a movie at the theatre? Explore the best kept secrets of NYC’s night life at amazing restaurants, trendy music venues, artisanal cocktail spots (or dive bars if that’s your thing) and gorgeous views of the city? What are you waiting for?!

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  Eat & Drink

  Ergon House

  • Athens, Greece

  • 

    Andreas

  The first of the five gastronomy gems at the heart of Athens. If you like Greek cousine you will be amazed from the way this place manages to infuse Greek traditional recipes with European ingredients and ideas. It'll be difficult to exit this place without eating good.

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  Valparaíso

  • Andorf, Austria

  • 

    ener

  Puerto turístico

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  Sport & Outdoors

  Teleférico da Providência

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

  • 

    ener

  Viaje turístico y vista de la ciudad en altura.

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  Viña del Mar

  • Yem, Ethiopia

  • 

    ener

  Centro turístico

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  Miscellaneous

  Santiago

  • Santiago, Chile

  • 

    ener

  Cuidad con aeropuerto y arriendo de habitaciones amobladas, segura

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  Eat & Drink

  National Gallery of the Cayman Islands

  • George Town, Cayman Islands

  • 

    Gail Henry

  Established in 1996, NGCI hosts exhibitions, artist residencies, education/outreach programmes and research projects. Experiences here include visiting the Sculpture Gardens, Art Cafe, Library, Auditorium, Art Studio and Gift Shop. Open 10am—5pm Monday to Saturday Closed Sundays and Public Holidays Visit https://www.nationalgallery.org.ky/visit/ for details about current, future and past exhibitions and virtual tours.

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  Azucar Icecream

  • Pas de la Casa, Andorra

  • 

    Matteo Spagnolo

  Azucar Ice Cream is not your typical scoop shop. We see ourselves as partners with our guests, team members, and our community and environment.

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  Eat & Drink

  O Valle Gastronomico

  • Belo Horizonte, Brazil

  • 

    Guilherme Henrique Monteiro Cal

  Um lugar maravilhoso, com uma carta de drinks com diversos drinks autorais, totalmente exclusivos feitos por um mixologista famoso que viaja o pais em busca de novas misturas. Os pratos muito bem executados tem sabores indescritíveis e que acredito nunca ter experimentado em outros locais da cidade.

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  Eat & Drink

  Sunset at Pedra do Arpoador

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

  • 

    Anne Gianes

  One of my favorite things to do in Rio is to take an afternoon stroll along the beautiful beaches of Ipanema and Arpoador. There’s nothing quite like sipping fresh coconut water while unwinding and watching the breathtaking sunset. It’s a cherished tradition among the locals, who celebrate the moment the sun dips behind the mountains with applause. I always take my non-local friends there, and they never regret it—they always thank me for sharing such a magical experience with them.

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  Eat & Drink

  ALGO DE TACNA

  • Tacna, Peru

  • 

    Community

  Algunas visualizaciones fisicas de Tacna, esta ciudad poco conocida pero tiene una larga historia por contar de generacion en generacion

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  Hot spring in Quime

  • Bolwarra Heights, Australia

  • 

    Nayra

  Exploring a beautiful place and you can hike around one hour in the valley of Bolivia. Swimming on the hot spring in Quime.

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  Eat & Drink

  Explore o Parque Unipraias

  • Balneário Camboriú, Brazil

  • 

    Marcos Canassa

  O Parque Unipraias é uma das atrações mais icônicas de Balneário Camboriú, oferecendo uma combinação única de natureza, aventura e vistas panorâmicas espetaculares. O passeio começa com um emocionante trajeto de bondinho aéreo, que conecta a Barra Sul à Praia de Laranjeiras, passando pela estação Mata Atlântica. Durante o percurso, você será presenteado com vistas deslumbrantes da cidade, do mar e da exuberante vegetação local. Na estação Mata Atlântica, você encontrará o Mirante Camboriú, que oferece uma vista panorâmica incrível da cidade e da orla marítima. Para os amantes da natureza, há trilhas ecológicas que permitem explorar a flora e fauna locais. Se você busca aventura, não pode deixar de experimentar o ZipRider, uma tirolesa emocionante que proporciona uma descida rápida e cheia de adrenalina com uma vista incrível, ou o Youhooo!, um trenó de montanha que desce por trilhos sinuosos, proporcionando uma experiência divertida e emocionante. O Parque Unipraias é perfeito para todas as idades e garante momentos inesquecíveis para toda a família. Não perca a oportunidade de explorar essa maravilha de Balneário Camboriú!

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  Chilaquiles expert

  • Candelaria, Argentina

  • 

    Diego Sanchez Sanchez

  Empiezo a recomendar unos chilaquiles locos

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  Best Of Madrid

  • Madrid, Spain

  • 

    Valentina

  Experience the best of Madrid with a personalized walking tour led by me, your guide and photographer extraordinaire! Let me help you make the most of your time here by curating a customized route tailored to your interests and preferences. We can kick off our adventure at the iconic Puerta del Sol, the heart of Madrid. From there, we'll embark on a journey on foot, exploring some of the city's most captivating landmarks and hidden gems. Our itinerary will include: 1. Puerta del Sol 2. Plaza Mayor 3. Mercado de San Miguel 4. Palacio Real 5. Templo de Debod 6. Cerralbo Museum 7. Plaza de España 8. Rooftop Experience 9. Plaza de Torros 10. Cibeles 11. Puerta Alcala 12. Retiro With me as your guide and photographer, you're guaranteed an unforgettable experience filled with amazing photo opportunities and cherished memories. Let's embark on this journey together and uncover the magic of Madrid, one snapshot at a time!

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  Morro de Monserrate

  • Bogotá D.C., Colombia

  • 

    Nicky rojas

  Ven conmigo a visitar este lindo lugar en Bogotá Colombia, Monserrate es mágico de día pero tambien es espectacular de noche, puedes subirlo caminando si quieres hacer ejercicio en medio de la naturaleza ó puede subirlo en teleférico, Anímate a pasar un rato increible.

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  Eat & Drink

  Cinta Costera

  • Panamá, Panama

  • 

    Community

  La Cinta Costera de Panamá es un majestuoso paseo marítimo que bordea la costa del Pacífico, ofreciendo una vista panorámica de la ciudad y el océano. Sus amplios espacios verdes, senderos para caminar y andar en bicicleta, así como sus zonas recreativas, la convierten en un lugar ideal para relajarse y disfrutar de actividades al aire libre. Además, sus modernos diseños arquitectónicos y su proximidad a sitios emblemáticos como el Casco Antiguo, la hacen una visita obligada para los turistas que buscan explorar la belleza de Panamá.

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  A DAY IN NITERÓI

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Cíntia Pinheiro Ferreira

  An incredible tour, with a beautiful view and super cheap, in the city of Niterói- Rio de Janeiro. Historic city with museums, forts and beautiful Guanabara Bay.

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  MIGUEL PEREIRA- RIO DE JANEIRO

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Cíntia Pinheiro Ferreira

  AN AMAZING DAY IN MIGUEL PEREIRA, ENJOYING BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN TOPS AND BEAUTIFUL WATERFALLS.

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  The one and only - La Vía Verde del Mar Benicasim - Oropesa

  • Krzęcin, Poland

  • 

    Luci 😁

  Discover the stunning La Vía Verde del Mar, winding alongside the sea and through enchanting tunnels with mountain and sea views. The 6.5 km route from Benicassim to Oropesa offers biking options, and a midpoint restaurant (hours may vary). The return journey is around 13 km. Every km is marked. You can do as many km as you wish, with benches located on the sides. Don't forget water and snacks! Did you reach Oropeasa? Well deserved 🍺 or 🍷 is available in nearby restaurants (a short walk from the end of the route -La Playa de la Concha). Don't miss the captivating viewpoints along the way. ✨Immerse yourself in nature's splendour on this unforgettable adventure✨

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  La Corretgera - Unique cafe & brunch spot

  • Krzęcin, Poland

  • 

    Luci 😁

  Whether you crave healthy or naughty delights, pair them perfectly with exquisite coffee. Don't miss out on homemade cake slices! Your taste buds will thank you for this unforgettable treat. Enjoy! 🫶 !Watch out! On busy days such as the weekends - it's pretty packed. The good news is the waiting - bearable and short.

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  Arroyo de los patos

  • Comandante Fontana, Argentina

  • 

    Gonzalo Perez

  Imagina un río serpenteante que fluye suavemente a través de un paisaje pintoresco, llevándote a un rincón paradisíaco lleno de magníficas playas. El rio "los sauces" se distingue por sus aguas cristalinas que reflejan los tonos verdes y azules de la exuberante vegetación circundante. A medida que te aventuras por sus orillas, te encuentras con playas de arena que se extienden a lo largo de la ribera. Los sauces se mecen suavemente con la brisa serrana, proporcionando sombra natural a aquellos que buscan un respiro del sol brillante. Las aguas del rio son templadas y acogedoras, invitándote a sumergirte y disfrutar de la refrescante sensación. Este rincón del paraíso en traslasierras de Córdoba se ha convertido en un destino favorito para aquellos que buscan un escape tranquilo, rodeados de la belleza natural que lo caracteriza. Las puestas de sol sobre el río crean un espectáculo impresionante, pintando el cielo con tonalidades cálidas y doradas, completando la experiencia serena y relajante que ofrece este lugar mágico.

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  A historical-cultural tour of the Port Zone.

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Cíntia Pinheiro Ferreira

  "The Port Zone experienced its heyday and decline in just over a century. From a fishing village to the country's main port, the area was also a gateway and home for slaves, giving the region the nickname “Little Africa”, due to the number of black people who lived there." If you are visiting Rio you need to go to this place, there you will find a great backdrop for taking photos, our beauty on rails - The VLT, great restaurants and museums around and lots of culture.

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  A day around Rio - Feira de São Cristovão

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Cíntia Pinheiro Ferreira

  If you want to have a deep experience in Rio, you need to go to this place. It's called Feira de São Cristóvão, it's piece of northeastern Brazil in Rio. The Northeastern is knowm as a place with a beatiful beaches, culture, music and cusine. So if you wanto to have an experience of tasting a good food, listening to a good song and getting to know their culture it's the perfect place. I really knew Julian would like this place. I could show him the food, culture, drinks, dancing.....Wow! We enjoyed and ate a lot Baião de dois! Huumm...so yummy! Come with me ad let's go to this place together.

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  Photography & Views

  Rockaway Beach

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Paulina Cachero

  Take a ferry to Rockaway Beach and see Coney Island and the Statue of Liberty on the way for the same price as a subway ride. There you can surf, eat great food, chill out or crack a cold one with locals

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  An amazing trip in Búzios

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Cíntia Pinheiro Ferreira

  An incredible trip to Búzios with my friend Julian, from Spain. Julian loved this place and the incredible beaches. We took a ride in the Bugre and enjoyed the local cuisine. We loved to walking along the Pedras Street, it is the most famous street in Búzios where you can find clothing stores, bugre and boat rentals, great hostels and a great cusine. Oh, it's a perfect place to listen to a good music close to the beach. So if you like adventures, nature and beatiful beaches. Búzios is the perfect place for you!

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  A concert night out

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    afrdisenoydeco@gmail.com

  Recently I attend to Antel Arena, the main local Arena for big concerts here in Uruguay, I saw The cure! Never in my wilders dreams expect to have that chance., if you are a tourist or maybe a local that never went there, here are some tips: -Use public transportation: is shipper, less chaotic at the end and pretty inexpensive (makes sure that you know the numbers of the bus line that is closer to your place). -If you buy a numbered sit don't have to attend that early: avoid long lines, you can be sure that your spot is safe. -Maybe you can have a light dinner before or after, to avoid the higher prices there. And the must important thing here: Enjoy! It is a safe place, clean and with great sound!

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  Discover Jamaica: Insider Tips & Local Insights for Unforgettable Adventures!

  • Departamento de Famaillá, Argentina

  • 

    Neil Morgan

  Welcome to an exclusive guide to Jamaica curated from my personal explorations! As someone who has ventured across this vibrant island, I understand the allure and the pitfalls for travelers seeking an authentic experience. Through a series of captivating images from my journeys, I'm here to offer you a friend's insight into Jamaica, ensuring your next adventure is nothing short of extraordinary. 🌴 Unveiling Hidden Treasures: Delve into lesser-known spots that only locals frequent. From tucked-away beaches with crystalline waters to quaint villages brimming with rich culture, discover the beauty that lies beyond the tourist brochures. 🍹 Savor Authentic Jamaican Delights: Taste the true essence of Jamaica through its culinary delights. Whether it's jerk chicken sizzling on the grill or sipping on a refreshing coconut by the roadside, embrace the flavors that define this vibrant culture. 🏞️ Navigating Like a Local: Avoid the tourist traps and navigate the island like a seasoned traveler. Gain insights on transportation, bargaining tips, and the best times to visit popular attractions to make the most of your time here. 🎶 Immerse in Local Rhythms: Feel the pulse of Jamaica through its music and traditions. From reggae beats echoing through the streets to colorful celebrations, immerse yourself in the infectious spirit of the island. 🚫 Steer Clear of Common Pitfalls: Learn from past experiences and sidestep common pitfalls that might hinder your journey. Stay informed about safety measures, local customs, and other travel tips to ensure a seamless and enjoyable trip. Embark on a journey through Jamaica, armed with insider knowledge and a local's perspective. Let's transform your trip into an unforgettable adventure filled with authenticity, culture, and cherished memories. Get ready to explore Jamaica beyond the surface, discovering its soul with the guidance of a trusted local friend! 🇯🇲✨

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  My favorite craft gin bar

  • Departamento de Cushamen, Argentina

  • 

    Manami

  I have been to this hidden bar specialized in craft gin for more than 3 years. They offer about 300 kinds of gin from all over the world. I was impressed with their line ups of Japanese gin as they always use local ingredients from each region.

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  Sento! Public bath in Tokyo

  • Departamento de Cushamen, Argentina

  • 

    Manami

  Japan is now having the biggest ever Sauna trend. More and more people are calling themselves “Sauna-r” lol. With that, spas and sento (local public bath) are rapidly evolving, renovating old facilities and appealing to new young fans. I am really enjoying trying sento here and there because they are all so unique in their own ways.

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  Kimono style clothes in Shinjuku

  • Departamento de Cushamen, Argentina

  • 

    Manami

  I love kimono but it takes time to dress up. So my alternatives are one pieces, T-shirts and jackets with kimono style designs. They are very easy to wear and comfortable as they use good textiles. Most importantly, they are sold at reasonable prices. I will take you to the shop, which line ups this kind of clothes as well as various Japanese traditional stuff.

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  Centro Cultural San Pablo

  • Bellevue Heights, Australia

  • 

    Manuel Alejandro Estrada Guillen

  It is a nice familiar place to go with family, friends or even alone, here you have one of the most famous local cafes and also a museum that has a library open for everyone, where you can access to wifi for free. It’s basically a relaxing area within the city

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  Miscellaneous

  To cab or Uber in Panama City?

  • Panamá, Panama

  • 

    Deborah Landry

  Both cabs and Ubers are very inexpensive in Panama City, so in terms of cost, you should select whichever mode of transportation works best for you at the time. Often, depending on the time of day, Ubers might be hard to book, while there may be many taxis in your immediate area ready to drive you. But one thing to know before getting in a cab. Tell the driver where you're going and immediately ask how much they will charge you (cuánto cobrarás). Otherwise, you are at the driver's mercy to charge you whatever they want once you arrive at your destination. So negotiate the fare before you leave the curb. The second thing is there are very few street addresses in Panama, so you must provide the exact name of your destination, and the street name if you know it. This will help the driver to determine your fare. It is also helpful when in a cab you have the destination pulled up on Google maps (along with Google translator if you don't speak Spanish), because the driver may not know where your destination is. Naturally, all this information is calculated for you with Uber. Don't be surprised or offended if the cab decides they don't want to go in the direction of destination (depending on traffic or if it's raining). Also, many times cabs will pick up other passengers headed in the same direction to make more money. Depending on how far you're traveling, you shouldn't pay more than $4-6 for a cab within Panama City.

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  Eat & Drink

  Amigos en el Retiro

  • Retiro, Argentina

  • 

    Community

  Uno de mis lugares favoritos de Madrid es el Retiro. Con sitios para comer y beber, mucha naturaleza y otima energia, tambien museus gratis y muchos artistas.

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  Zoológico Yaruk Allpa

  • Departamento de Candelaria, Argentina

  • 

    Lorena Tapia

  Tiene 40 especies y 200 animales; como tapir, tigrillos, venados, águila, monos; ubicado en la cabecera cantonal de Cuenca, en la Parroquia Tarqui

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  City Tour por el fin del mundo Ushuaia

  • Königstetten, Austria

  • 

    Luis Villarroel

  City Tour personalizado y a tu ritmo recorriendo las principales atracciones de la ciudad y parando para tomar fotografías acompañado por un amigo local nacido en la ciudad el cuál va a poder contarte la historia y anécdotas mientras vas recorriendo los distintos lugares de Ushuaia.

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  Rica pizza

  • Cavanagh, Argentina

  • 

    Erika

  Me gustaría ser tu amiga que te lleve a los restaurantes que se te antojen, conozco desde lugares sencillos y ricos hasta restaurantes lujosos. En particular me gustan estas pizzas, son ligeras, ricas y económicas.

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  Miami beach bridge

  • Pas de la Casa, Andorra

  • 

    Ramon

  De una noche con neblina

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  We put fries on everything!!

  • La Quiaca, Argentina

  • 

    Patience Whitfield

  I know you’ve heard about Pittsburgh and our odd way we combine our food. You’ve missed the macaroni on beef sand whiches or the infamous “Pittsburgh Salad” (I bet anywhere you go in Pittsburgh to eat if you order a salad .. you’re automatically going to have fries loaded on top of it) but although not the best in taste unless you’re inebriated.. it’s sort of like a taste bud souvenir to try Primantis! Yes, cole slaw and fries on a turkey sandwhich. It’s a must!!

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  City Tour by Amphibious Bus

  • Kaumberg, Austria

  • 

    Felix

  Experience Ottawa by land and water on a guided tour by amphibious vehicle. Pass landmarks, such as Byward Market, Rideau Hall, and the Official Residence of the Prime Minister of Canada.

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  Sweaty salsa it’s the real salsa

  • Rivera, Uruguay

  • 

    Alejandro González

  If you want to see how local people dance salsa and enjoy move their bodies without judgment, Tibiri Bar is the disco you looking for. We don’t care if you are doing good or not, it doesn’t matter, we only wants to see you smiling and enjoying this part of us. Salsa is always sweaty, salsa is all good things you have inside while listen many instruments and feel all rhythm vibes in other people. Come here with your besties and just dance. I’m a good salsa teacher by the way. 😍

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  The best partner always make you smile

  • Medellín, Colombia

  • 

    Alejandro González

  Sometimes I can’t avoid look happiness in eyes the person I have in front of me and just smile. Smile because I can see how enjoy this country, this people, this culture. My heritage, my heart indeed. This was the same sensation I had with Jahnah, my Dutch friend, whom came here for a few months and finally falls in love with Colombia. We were in many places, we lived a lot of experiences together and became in best friends. I tried to show her all I know here, and of course taught her how we understand the world through our history. If you want to visit this towns and know more about our people, you need a friend with motorcycle hahahaha. I’m that guy. 😋

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  Miscellaneous

  De todo un poco

  • Cusco, Peru

  • 

    Katrina Alonso

  Viajando a nuevas aventuras, una vez en tu vida, ya sea lugares fuera de lo usual o trekking hacia la naturaleza por horas, hago snorkeling, kayak, paddle o nadar en compañía hacia nuevos islotes. Me gusta la gastronomía y sé cocinar comida peruana. Sé de buenos restaurantes en Perú ya sean caros o baratos (siempre que sea bueno el chef o cocinero). Conozco diversidad de lugares

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  Burnt Mills Cider

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Rachel Quintans

  Great alcoholic/non-alcoholic cider. Meet new friends, plan a party, or just enjoy a picnic outside. Can bring your own booze & food. If not then enjoy the variety of food trucks that stay stationed outside of the brewery. The location is in Farhills NJ.

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  The Ave

  • Münster, Austria

  • 

    Rachel Quintans

  The Ave is the place to be. Concerts every weekend. Some nights for free, but if bigger talent is coming, the absolute most you will pay is 50.

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  Miscellaneous

  Visiting Boston hot spots

  • Boston, United States

  • 

    Rachel Quintans

  Boston was incredible. If you are looking to just do a tour without spending money then this is the place. If you are looking for a memorable time, go visit the local aquarium or the famous "House of blues". Incredible music and vibes.

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  SoJo Spa

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Rachel Quintans

  SoJo Spa located in Nj. Has the best hot tub experiences and saunas. Only 100 for a full day. The experience is worth it, and your body will thank you too.

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  Hi-Jinx

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Rachel Quintans

  Hijinx was a beautiful experience filled with fun people who are open minded, and love the LGBTQ+ community. Got VIP tickets, was 400$ all together, but you get free snacks, water station, and more amenities.

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  Long Beach Island

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Rachel Quintans

  LBI is a great place to relax, enjoy the warm sand, and have fun on the board walk.

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  Paulo Vasconcelos

  • Funchal, Portugal

  • 

    Paulo Vasconcelos

  One of the most beautiful scenarios of the north of Madeira Island

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  Marlenny Minaya

  • Hackerberg, Austria

  • 

    marleny polanco

  From spend the day on a island or spend the night in a cave club under a castle my life is really amazing here and I can take you with me for enjoy the most amazing hidden gems in punta cana. Don’t be just another gringo, become a local.

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  Playa Blanca beach club

  • Hackerberg, Austria

  • 

    marleny polanco

  If you want tú enjoy a amazing beach day in a quiet and exclusive place the best option is this with private beach and excellent quality food and beverages.

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  Marlenny Minaya

  • Hackerberg, Austria

  • 

    marleny polanco

  The most amazing and different club it’s a disco into a real cave under a castle 🏰 it open just at saturdays 10-02 pm

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  Hoyo claro

  • Hackerberg, Austria

  • 

    marleny polanco

  Hidden cenote just for locals the best place for spend the heat hours enjoying virgin nature.

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  Party - Antigua Guatemala

  • Klaffer am Hochficht, Austria

  • 

    José Guzmán

  "Lava" is one of the most emblematic discotheques in Antigua Guatemala. Ideal to have a good time and enjoy the music.

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  Arco de Santa Catalina - Antigua Guatemala

  • Klaffer am Hochficht, Austria

  • 

    José Guzmán

  One of the most iconic places in Antigua Guatemala. It has beautiful landscapes and a lot of culture.

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  Antigua Guatemala - Landscape

  • Klaffer am Hochficht, Austria

  • 

    José Guzmán

  A beautiful place in Antigua Guatemala. Ideal for taking pictures and eating delicious food.

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  Bonito hasta el nombre: Oroya (Hotel Edition)

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Jesus

  Oroya (Hotel Edition) Situada en la 4ª planta del hotel The Edition, este restaurante peruano cuenta con un espacio acristalado, que recuerda al de un acogedor invernadero. Ponen la guinda su amplia terraza con unas atractivas vistas a la ciudad. Cuenta también con una chimenea y una pérgola cubierta de vides, que se encuentra sobre una barra donde poder almorzar distendidamente. Para recalcar: sus increíbles puestas de sol y la cocina del restaurante; un peruano capitaneado por Diego Muñoz que está exquisito.

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  la joya de la corona en terrazas de Madrid

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Jesus

  Unas vistas increíbles, una cristalera 360 alrededor de plaza de España… Ideal para los amantes de Madrid a los que les encanta descubrir los nuevos rincones especiales e increíbles de la ciudad. Una terraza para todos los gustos, ya que no sólo hace falta estar al aire libre para disfrutar de las vistas, si no que la cristalera que recorre todo el restaurante hace del lugar algo mágico. Y todo esto sin hablar de su gastronomía gourmet y show en vivo, que son palabras mayores.

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  Jamaican Jerk Lamb Chops

  • Los Angeles, United States

  • 

    Isalliah Brock

  One of the best authentic Jamaican food with some class. Well prepared, priced and presented. I would highly recommend this place!

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  La Boucherie

  • Los Angeles, United States

  • 

    Isalliah Brock

  A high end elegant experience with the most amazing view! If you are a steak lover and want to taste the finest steak this is a must try!

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  Louis Bossi

  • Brookfield, Australia

  • 

    Breanna

  Louis Bossi , located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, right on the street “Las Olas” which is well known for all of its restaurants and little shopping centers. Also many bars. You can have a bite to eat or a few cocktails and even go shopping all on one street !! Simply one of my favorite spots and many other locals too !

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  Visit the Fort Worth Water Gardens!

  • Akunk’, Armenia

  • 

    Allyss Martin

  Hi! If you're in the Fort Worth area I definitely recommend stopping by the FREE Water Gardens. Parking can be hard to locate. I recommend parking on 14th or 15th streets, near the Sheraton, across from the Water Gardens. Usually there's a spot and it's just a short walk across the street to enter the Gardens. The ambiance is cool, refreshing, and beautiful -- especially near sunrise or sunset time of day! Kids love climbing on the walls (some walls aren't allowed to be climbed, but most are). And although you can't get in the pools, you can rest your feet in the water at the active pool as you watch people climb down the stairs and then back up. The active pool can get really busy, so if it's too crowded, just wander around the rest of the garden before coming back to see if it's cleared out a bit. Sometimes our houseless friends are sitting in the garden for the cool experience as well. It's nothing to worry about, though, they are allowed to be there and they won't bother you if you don't bother them! There is no bathroom on the premises so be prepared. I highly recommend packing a picnic and blanket and sitting under the shady trees to enjoy your time at the Fort Worth Water Gardens!

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  For foodies

  • Departamento de Nueve de Julio, Argentina

  • 

    Milagros

  Cono conocedora culinaria de mi país, te podré a acompañar a los mejores sitios de acuerdo a tu presupuesto, dónde podrás explorar la mejor gastronomía del mundo, obvio la peruana. Te mostraré lo que es comer en los "agachaditos", "huariques", restaurantes de nivel medio, así como también los más lujosos y reconocidos del Perú y el mundo. As a culinary connoisseur of my country, I will be able to accompany you to the best places according to your budget, where you can explore the best gastronomy in the world, obviously the Peruvian one. I will show you what it is like to eat in the "agachaditos", "huariques", mid-level restaurants, as well as the most luxurious and recognized in Peru and the world.

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  St paul cathedral

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Jeaneth Suazo

  St Paul's Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral in London, England, and is the seat of the Bishop of London. The cathedral serves as the mother church of the Diocese of London. It is on Ludgate Hill at the highest point of the City of London and is a Grade I listed building. Its dedication to Paul the Apostle dates back to the original church on this site, founded in AD 604.[1] The present structure, dating from the late 17th century, was designed in the English Baroque style by Sir Christopher Wren. Its construction, completed in Wren's lifetime, was part of a major rebuilding programme in the city after the Great Fire of London.[2] The earlier Gothic cathedral (Old St Paul's Cathedral), largely destroyed in the Great Fire, was a central focus for medieval and early modern London, including Paul's walk and St Paul's Churchyard, being the site of St Paul's Cross.

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  British museum

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Jeaneth Suazo

  iscover the fascinating stories behind the most famous objects in the British Museum’s collection. Explore mysteries of ancient civilizations and travel through the history of humankind with a compelling in-app audio guide designed for you to see the best of the museum in a short amount of time. Book your free entrance ticket to the British Museum and download the smartphone app to start your audio guide as soon as you walk in. Explore the sights as long as you like and access the tour even when you're offline. Uncover the secrets of ancient Egypt through the Rosetta Stone, which served as the crucial catalyst in deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. Examine ancient mummies and tombs, and learn more about the Egyptian beliefs of the afterlife. Travel through time and continents while moving to different halls. Be amazed by the 4500-year-old figurine of the Ram in the Thicket and the Statue of Tara from Sri Lanka. Glimpse in awe at the Aztec serpent, composed of 2,000 turquoise pieces, and the ancient moai statue from Easter Island. See less Includes British Museum audio guide Smartphone app Recommendations for further exploration Tour guide Select participants and date Adult x 1 Adult (Age 99 and younger) 1 Select date 2023 2023 Check availability Meeting point After downloading the tour on the WeGoTrip app, it will route you to the start point of the tour. Open in Google Maps ⟶ Important information What to bring Headphones Charged Smartphone Downloaded app Know before you go The audio guide is available through a specific app. You will get a link to download it by email and SMS While entrance to the British Museum is free, a visit requires a reservation. Book a free entrance ticket in advance at the British Museum's official website From £6.99 per person Check availability Reserve now & pay later to book your spot and pay nothing today

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  london eye

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Jeaneth Suazo

  Step into your capsule and feel the exhilaration as you rise up over the water and come face to face with the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Soar above them, up to 135 meters on the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel. There are mesmerizing 360-degree views of the whole city laid out before you. See the most famous landmarks including Buckingham Palace, St Paul’s Cathedral, and the Tower of London, and up to 40km out of the city to Windsor Castle on a clear day. Enjoy the gradual rotation and just stand and stare at the hustle and bustle of London life unfolding beneath you, the beautiful sunset over the city, or the thousands of twinkling lights after dark.

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  El Biomuseo

  • Mariano Marcos, Philippines

  • 

    Vilma Taymes

  From Frank Gerry’s creative mind, the Biomuseo stands at Amador Causeway as an architectural gem, being the perfect combination of art and Panama’s natural history and showcasing a number of galleries designed to explain visitors about biodiversity and the social impact on it.

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  F&F Tower - The corkscrew

  • Mariano Marcos, Philippines

  • 

    Vilma Taymes

  If you like modern architecture, watching the city skyline or just enjoy instagramming cool places and city landmarks, this is the right place for you! Located within the so-called banking zone in Panama City, F&F Tower is a 200+ meters (796 feet) and 52 stories skyscraper in Panama City and one of the city’s most well known buildings. Also popularly known as The Corkscrew, this tower hosts a number of business offices.

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  Tourism

  • Mariano Marcos, Philippines

  • 

    Rita Pendo

  "My biggest motivation to succeed as a travel agent is knowing I get to help families create once-in-a-lifetime memories. I get to tell others about beautiful, unique destinations. Nothing makes me happier than a satisfied customer who returns from a trip and can't wait to go explore more." I assists clients in finding their ideal destinations, matching them with suitable vacation spots, and providing a list of activities to enhance their travel experience.

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  Testo Pepesto has happy hour for $13.95 Cheese Pizza

  • Abovyan, Armenia

  • 

    Bri

  It is hard to find a tasty pizza nowadays and even harder to find one for a nice price. Testo Pepesto located in downtown El Cajon has a happy hour menu that will not dissapoint. They offer $15.00 carafes of wine and an even better deal of $14.00 large cheese pizza. They have indoor dining, takeout and outside seating. If you show up from 430pm-6pm on Wednesday you can catch the car shows and see amazing oldies drive down the street.

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  Looking for something new in San Diego?

  • Abovyan, Armenia

  • 

    Bri

  Visit hiddensandiego.com for all you can imagine. Many spots are local and some links bring you to L.A. You can find local cemetaries, abandoned mines, and even some hidden spots you may have overlooked here in San Diego. More of the unknown places are members only but there are plenty of links to set you off on a new and exciting adventure.

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  Get into Balboa Park Museums for Free

  • Abovyan, Armenia

  • 

    Bri

  Are you a local SD resident who has wanted to enjoy a tourist day? Visit Balboa Park for free resident days every Tuesday! All you need is a valid I.D to prove your address and you can see many different exhibits each week. Always check their website for each week as museums rotate throughout the month.

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  Malecón de Miraflores

  • Cusco, Peru

  • 

    Brady Alvarez

  Una vista increíble que sin duda no debes de dejar de visitar cuando vengas a Lima

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  Art & Culture

  Maasai Village

  • Monduli, Tanzania

  • 

    Christina

  The Maasai are a semi-nomadic people who live in close harmony with nature, often sharing their surroundings with wild animals. On this tour, you’ll visit a traditional Maasai village (manyatta) and learn about their daily life, cattle herding, and sustainable practices. Experience the famous Maasai dances and songs, including the warrior’s “jumping dance” (Adumu), and see how their homes are built from natural materials like mud, sticks, and cow-dung. You’ll also get a chance to observe or try traditional crafts, such as beadwork or fire-making, and gain insight into their rich cultural heritage. This visit is not only educational and immersive but also supports the local community, as many tours contribute directly to village initiatives. Remember to respect local customs, ask before taking photos, and enjoy this authentic encounter with one of Africa’s most iconic cultures.

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  Beco do Baixo

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Such an amazing spot to hang with friends, listen and dance Samba and have fun. This place is a bar in a open area, looks like a square.

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  Buteco do Edy

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  One of my favorite bars in Vila Madalena with bests Caipirinhas and Pastel. I use to sitting in a table on the street and spend afternoon there drinking.

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  Bogotá una ciudad de múltiples matices

  • Farrach, Austria

  • 

    Eugenia romero

  Bogotá una ciudad maravillosa con un sin numero de planes según tu gusto y preferencia ven y conócela.

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  Spectacular Alberta

  • Getazat, Armenia

  • 

    Liza

  Kootenay Plains Ecological Reserve. A personal favorite, cant wait to get back here this summer and continue exploring. At the edge of the the National Parks boundary 15km to Banff park Gate, outdoor enthusiasts adore the Kootenay Plains for the backcountry beauty and easy access off the David Thompson Highway.

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  Local history

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Emma

  Let me hear your answers or contact me for the history

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  Art & Culture

  Local Feminist Bookstore

  • Chicago, United States

  • 

    Kiki

  Located on Clark Street in Andersonville, Women and Children First is a must-visit for the LGBTQIA+ community. Not part of the community but a feminist or ally? You’ll be welcomed with open arms too! The bookstore carefully curates its collection to celebrate and amplify underrepresented voices, offering an inspiring mix of books, as well as cards, stickers, notebooks, and other fun finds. It’s the perfect spot to discover new perspectives and support diverse creators.

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  Agia-napa beach tour Cyprus

  • Limassol, Cyprus

  • 

    Pearl

  If you are planning to come to South Cyprus this summer for holiday then let me be a tour guide, trust Your trip will be more fun with me

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  Windsor Castle

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Sophie

  One of His Majesty the King Windsor Castle

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  Peaceful

  • Brunn am Gebirge, Austria

  • 

    Brenda Barriga

  Living over here is just about having fun Of course so many people likes to party all the weekends but we also enjoy the good moments with family and go camping with some friends. A huge tip for my country is just to be yourself.

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  Granja Viader

  • Ajman, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    monica asenjo

  The Granja Viader is a traditional chocolate shop (1.870) where you can you sit at the same marble tables in which Pablo Picasso, took a “Xicra” chocolate. The lifelong waiters and the picturesque picture that makes up the clientele also gives the coffee a nostalgic and evocative flavor. Especially since it opened in 1870 and it has been in the same family for five generations!

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  Natural Beauty

  • Lagoa do Barro do Piauí, Brazil

  • 

    Rebecca Hubbard

  Combine your love for the outdoors and art by experiencing this picturesque view Mother Nature has painted for us! This trailhead is located about 55 miles (88 km) east of Portland. It takes about an hour and 15 minutes to get there, and as you can see, the drive is well worth the breathtaking view of Mount Hood. The hike itself is a 4.2 mile loop (6.7 km) and it takes close to 2 hours to complete. It’s not especially grueling but could be somewhat challenging for the inexperienced.

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  Atlantic Beach Famous Jaguar Monument

  • Florida City, United States

  • 

    Nika Gudi

  A secret bar lurks nearby that I can show you!

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  Eat & Drink

  Manchester Trafford Centre

  • Manchester, United Kingdom

  • 

    FranW

  The Trafford Shopping Centre is considered one of the best in the UK to visit for several reasons. Firstly, it is one of the largest shopping centres in the UK, with over 200 stores and multiple high-end fashion brands. This means that there is a wide range of options to cater to different tastes and preferences. Secondly, the shopping centre has ample parking space, making it convenient for shoppers who prefer to drive. The centre is also easily accessible via public transport. In addition, the Trafford Shopping Centre boasts of a unique shopping experience with an indoor ski slope, the Chill Factore, and the SEA LIFE Manchester aquarium. Visitors can take a break from shopping and enjoy these exciting attractions. The shopping centre also has several restaurants and cafes to cater to different tastes and budgets. Finally, the shopping centre's customer service is top-notch, with friendly and helpful staff available to assist shoppers with any queries they may have. Overall, the Trafford Shopping Centre is the best in the UK to visit for a fantastic shopping experience, an array of exciting attractions, and excellent customer service.

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  Miscellaneous

  Tennessee Aquarium

  • Chattanooga, United States

  • 

    Terrance Johnson

  The Tennessee aquarium is in Chattanooga Tennessee and is a 2 building aquarium with one for fresh water and one for salt water wildlife. There are also some mammal exhibits too. For a place with lots of rainy days the aquarium is the place to go when outside isn’t friendly at the time.

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  Aprovecha los espacios naturales

  • Santiago, Chile

  • 

    Felipe Gajardo

  Recomiendo viajar a Chile en primavera, entre septiembre y noviembre, en esta época el clima se pone muy agradable, ya más templado para andar con un jersey liviano en las tardes. A diferencia de viajar en verano (entre la tercera quincena de diciembre y febrero), en primavera los precios serán más bajo y todo estará menos lleno, por estar fuera de temporada alta. Ahora si eres un amante de los deportes blancos, los centros de sky están en su máxima expresión entre junio y julio, que es cuando la cordillera de Los Andes se viste de blanco con mayor intensidad. Por otra parte si tu interés es viajar al altiplano chileno, conocer San Pedro de Atacama, te recomiendo evitar los meses de enero y febrero, cuando se presenta el fenómeno del llamado “invierno boliviano” en el altiplano, con fuertes lluvias que suelen derivar en que todas las actividades y tours se suspendan y no conozcas más que el alojamiento.

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  Experiences with the Best of Philadelphia lights of the many adversity of culture to dream big

  • Münster, Austria

  • 

    Brianna Sampson

  Philadelphia has its deep mantra in Higher education in the next 5-10 years of the inside scope of balance in the successful . If your dreams and potential are bigger than the place you find yourself in, you must remember that there is more, Our minds play the planets of dreams, fantasies, and spirituality helping understand other peoples experiences , even if you haven't gone though the same things. To the man who inspires us to dream to be together in the untamed wild abundant -You Dr. Martin king Jr. No bad luck here So accurate it's scary to think of our dreams to shift into a reality that isn't blocked by the past equation of endings . The life you choose is the world as you view it to show the mode of figure that trends in the department of state of being. Boundaries are a gift in your relationships that are needed but most don't know how to properly set in stone. If you're looking for a way to understand more of this great skill in self -preservation then your telling yourself that you can trust that your back. Learning to say no is one of the greatest acts of you can show yourself . Learning to say no is a valuable tool for the financial survival guide .

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  Nashville

  • Stotzing, Austria

  • 

    Andres Rodriguez

  I have been living for 2 years in Nashville and I love it. Specifically when I fly above Nashville you can really see the beauty of the city.

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  Other than Mexican & Italian; you should NEVER miss an opportunity to have a West Indies dish. It's an absolute MUST!

  • Pizarrete, Dominican Republic

  • 

    Ebony Rose

  People from all over resides in South Florida, I consider this a city the City of Internationals

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  fly in private jet or helicopter cdmx

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Brian

  The best views of towns and archeology zones , and the most exclusive way to know Mexico City , fly in a jet or helicopter , an amazing experience to share with your family or soulmate.

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  Best places to taste sake for beginners

  • Departamento de Cushamen, Argentina

  • 

    Manami

  If you are interested in sake but not sure where to go, feel free to reach out to me. I have a list of local spots including sake tasting bars, izakaya (Japanese bar and dining) , and non-franchise restaurants. If you need help, I will book the place on behalf of your group, talk with the staff to make sure you have a comfortable experience there.

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  Quito Luz de América

  • Shijak, Albania

  • 

    Santiago Andrés

  Vivo en Quito - Ecuador, ciudad histórica con un componente colonial y moderno, llena de leyendas, iglesias y gastronomía.

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  Eat & Drink

  Bottomless Drinks

  • Denver, United States

  • 

    Eduardo

  The best spots on Denver just to get a lifetime experience and some amazing drinks while making memories. Don’t forget to try the watermelon 🍉 drink since it’s one of the best.

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  Visit Boston Common

  • Boston, United States

  • 

    Angelica Melody

  A fun park for a nice walk with flowering trees in season!

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  A Multicultural Hot Pot at Coventry Village

  • Bidwill, Australia

  • 

    Dominique

  Pretty parasols, an indoor and outdoor playground, an assortment of multicultural foods including Chinese, Malaysian, Thai and Australian cuisine- Coventry Village is a hot spot of the multicultural spirit of being an Australian. Key vocabulary for this image: a parasol is a light umbrella used to give shade from the sun. Key phrase to learn: "Look at the beautiful parasols".

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  Springs Tavern

  • Bidwill, Australia

  • 

    Dominique

  Pop into Springs Tavern for some popcorn chicken with the kids! The playground is enclosed and perfect for a relaxing meal for the parents. Key phrase to learn: "Can I please order the popcorn chicken?"

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  Cute photo opportunity

  • Bidwill, Australia

  • 

    Dominique

  Say cheese 😊 at Swan Settlers Market in Perth's Swan Valley which is famous for its wineries. This cute dragon is pressing grapes to help out. You can join him in the photo! Key phrase to learn for this experience: "Can you please take my photo?" #swansettlersmarket #swan valley #rentalocalfriend #rentalocalfriendperth @rentalocalfriend @perth #englishteacher #eflteacher #eslteacher

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  Swan Settlers Market

  • Bidwill, Australia

  • 

    Dominique

  Visit Swan Settlers Market for some awesome activities for the children. Pick your own gems for only $2! Great cheap entertainment for little kids wanting a taste of West Australian mining for fun. Key English phrase: "Can I please fill a gem container?" @rentalocalfriend @Perth #rentalocalfriendperth #tipsandtraps #travelperth #learnenglish #learnenglishonline #efl #eslteacher #englishtutor

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  Miscellaneous

  The Best Casinos for Table Games

  • Colorado City, United States

  • 

    Kelly

  Each Casino has it's own atmosphere. Depending on the types of games your like to play will determine the types of casinos you prefer. Are table games more your style? Perhaps you're a slots type? Do you love the action at the craps table? A good luck charm that knows the city and the casinos is always nice to have around. :)

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  Amazing sunsets at the cozy little hidden dispersed camping gem in Cripple Creek

  • Colorado City, United States

  • 

    Kelly

  Best little dispersed camping spot in Cripple Creek, CO. Super close to town, 7 mins to all the casinos and nightlife, but still far enough away that you get star gazing for miles at night and quiet solitude in the mornings. It's the best of both worlds!. :)

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  Zona T

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Camilo

  Español / English ↧ La Zona T es un espacio de Bogotá obligado para los turistas, venir a Bogotá es entrar en una mezcla de planes, desde lo antigüo y callejero hasta lo elegante y sofisticado. En esta zona encontrarás propuestas gastronómicas, bares, tiendas de lujo y sitios de baile, en realidad planes para todos los gustos. Hay sitios tan variados que aconsejo revisar antes cuál es el indicado para vivir la experiencia que más disfrutas, puedes encontrar opciones para todos los presupuestos. Puedes dedicar un par de horas para este lugar y será suficiente. Te invito a conocer esta zona y a disfrutar de ella. Bienvenido La Zona T is a place in Bogotá that is a must for tourists and sophisticated locals. Coming to Bogotá means entering into a mixture of plans, from the old and street to the elegant and sophisticated. In this area you will find gastronomic proposals, bars, luxury shops and dance parties, in fact plans for all tastes. There are so many different sites that I recommend checking first which one is the right one to live the experience you enjoy the most, you can find options for all budgets. You can spend a couple of hours for this place and it will be enough. I invite you to get to know this area and enjoy it. Welcome

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  Louisville Mega Cavern

  • Voskehat, Armenia

  • 

    Vladimir Feircetom

  The Mega Cavern is a 4,000,000 square foot (370,000 m2) structure located in Louisville, Kentucky. About 75–100 feet (23–30 m) underground, the cave stretches under parts of the Watterson Expressway and the Louisville Zoo. The tour ventures through several of the 17 miles of corridors that wind their way beneath the city of Louisville and include highlights such as viewing early cavern formations, exploring a historic replica of a fallout bunker from the Cold War, and checking out a worm recycling and tasting room.Nov 23, 2019

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  Miscellaneous

  Moscow best places

  • Moscow, United States

  • 

    Daria

  Let's observe this amazing city together! I will show you my favorite places here both tourist and local. We can either walk around or rent bikes/scooters:)

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  Trap: Don't buy Perfumes in Manhattan's Chinatown

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Hillary Wehrle

  You'll see plenty of stores in Chinatown in Manhattan selling all sorts of designer perfumes. DON'T BUY THEM! They have been found to have such disgusting things in them as human urine! But NONE of them are genuine. I know a couple of places to get perfumes at a slight discount, but if it seems too good to be true, it is. However, the counterfeit bags are often well made. If you are considering buying one, I can help you know if the bag itself is a quality one or not. It will NOT be a DESIGNER bag. It will be counterfeit.

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  The REAL Chinatown in NYC

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Hillary Wehrle

  If you want a fully immersed in Asian cultures experience, don't go to Manhattan, take the 7 train to the last stop in Queens, go upstairs and you'll realize you've been transported to somewhere very different. Almost everyone on the streets are Asian and a ton of different Asian languages are being spoken. It's called "Chinatown" however it should (IMO) be called "Asiatown". You can find tons of Korean beauty stores, all sorts of Chinese-owned businesses and as of late, Japanese stores such as Daiso, the Japanese chain $1.99 store. I love going to Flushing because it's like a vacation to a foreign land without leaving NYC. When I first started visiting about 12 years ago I would literally be the only non-Asian person you could find despite the throngs of people. Now more non-Asian people are discovering this gem and you see more colors of people in the mix, however, not a lot. And you can get anything you want in THIS Chinatown without someone asking you if you want counterfeit purses or counterfeit perfumes every two seconds.

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  Watch out for people moving from table to table at restaurants

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Hillary Wehrle

  If you are eating at a restaurant and you notice someone keeps switching tables, it isn't because they are unhappy with their table. It's because they are looking for unzipped purses or bags they can quickly grab and run. Also be cautious of people putting their belongings too close to yours. They may use a jacket or a coat to cover your bag, camera, whatever and then pick up your things with the coat/jacket without you noticing. At places like fast food restaurants and places with lots of traffic inside, I always eat with my purse on my lap and my camera around my neck. I also have a steel-reinforced strap for my camera.

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  Vibes of The 305

  • Pizarrete, Dominican Republic

  • 

    Eva

  I'm Eva... a cool vibe, a col cat...meowww Come see about me

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  Parque la Mexicana

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Roberto Romero García

  Es un parque grande y tranquilo en una zona de oficinas llamada "Santa Fe", en la ciudad de México. Es un oasis de tranquilidad y paz, en donde puedes desde caminar y acostarte en el césped, hasta ir a comer a algunos restaurantes de toda clase que se encuentran a la orilla del parque. Un buen lugar si quieres ir a pasar un rato tranquilo y apartado del ruido y caos de la ciudad.

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  anything is edible at least once.

  • Florey, Australia

  • 

    Khie

  Welcome to Portland! We have an array of multicultural foods, and as a result, we have plenty to offer if you want a bite. Unfortunately, having options will lead you to be both a little confused and overwhelmed, especially if a food is new! When you look at new foods, always check the ingredients beforehand to see if they are items you would feel comfortable eating. If you do not enjoy seafood, there's point in forcing yourself to enjoy sushi at a Japanese restaurant. Instead if you enjoy pork for example, you can always order a katsu sandwich (roughly fried and breaded pork cutlet that's great as a picnic food or just good company for a casual lunch), Hamburg steak (the Japanese version of a Salisbury steak with a good pork to beef ratio that doesn't leave as heavy of a feeling as a regular burger might), or even a tonkotsu ramen bowl (a great noodle soup with hearty broth, the softest eggs and served with fall apart in your mouth pork belly slices that balance the texture and flavor perfectly). The pork or whatever ingredient will be introduced to you in a new way due to cultural differences in spices and preparation, but it will still be a good area to have wiggle room in.

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  Valhalla macadamia Farm

  • Santa Rosa de Río Primero, Argentina

  • 

    Andres lizano

  What ever you go to do to Valhalla must be fun according to Vikings except that this time we are not fighting, what we are doing is getting a talk about everything you can do with the macadamias , a free explanation and some samplers of different products , the place it self is just amazing ! Under the macadamia trees there are a few tables where you can enjoy breakfast or brunch and after take a little nap at one of the hammocks, best part of the story you can go by chicken bus 🚌;)

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  Valhalla macadamia Farm

  • Santa Rosa de Río Primero, Argentina

  • 

    Andres lizano

  What ever you go to do to Valhalla must be fun according to Vikings except that this time we are not fighting, what we are doing is getting a talk about everything you can do with the macadamias , a free explanation and some samplers of different products , the place it self is just amazing ! Under the macadamia trees there are a few tables where you can enjoy breakfast or brunch and after take a little nap at one of the hammocks, best part of the story you can go by chicken bus 🚌;)

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  La arrinconada waterfall

  • Santa Rosa de Río Primero, Argentina

  • 

    Andres lizano

  Let’s see the best way to do this is after breakfast , I a five hour hike more or less from Duenas that is located 15 min away from Antigua , you definitely need a local to do this hike! I would recommend to take snacks with you, a sandwich would be great, at least one liter off water, comfortable walking shoes, light clothes, sun block, camara, some cash and an extra layer .

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  Salsa Time !

  • Santa Rosa de Río Primero, Argentina

  • 

    Andres lizano

  Have you ever had some friend that they are short but ther energy levels in a super high !! That’s just Martin’s case , he is super friendly, he loves dancing, speak English and if you want to learn some steps he hecho s just the right guy to get some salsa clases , I have being with other friends before and everyone connects with him and have fun, so just let me know and we can go for salsa class! BTW the name of his studio is Salsa & Más Studio .

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  Ciudad Cayala

  • Guatemala City, Guatemala

  • 

    Andres lizano

  Most of people try to avoid Guatemala City and I understand , there are a lot of places to visit out of the capital, but, the truth is that there some options in the city as well besides the zoo, museums or even natural reserves there is also this high end spot of Guatemala with Designer’s stores and expensive restaurants, as well it has a very nice architecture and you can walk for free around Cayala city, if you are on a budget then all you have to do that a to walk to entrance and visit the super market or there is as well a Mac after the round about .

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  Ay Carmela restaurant

  • Santa Rosa de Río Primero, Argentina

  • 

    Andres lizano

  All right this restaurant was opened in Antigua 02/13/2021 it is a franchise ! This is a restaurant that has no vegan or vegetarian and all, but if you like birria sauce, cheese, extroverted smoothies and pizza tacos and everything for a very accesible price, you might like to give it a chance, have to say that their taco pizza is good and filling , they have a combo, is the family pack that would be enough food for 4 to 5 people for Q225

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  Holy week

  • Santa Rosa de Río Primero, Argentina

  • 

    Andres lizano

  Every year thousands of travelers arrive from different parts of the world during Holy Week, before the pandemic of you where walking by the city and the families were working on their carpets, they would’ve invite you to help and participate of the construction of this special and traditional carpets, the carpets are a tradition of many years that has gone from one generation to another, representing the arrival of Jesus to Jerusalem , the city of Antigua is completely cover with this carpets and then the Processions use this carpets as a symbol of respect .

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  Holy week

  • Santa Rosa de Río Primero, Argentina

  • 

    Andres lizano

  Every year thousands of travelers arrive from different parts of the world during Holy Week, before the pandemic of you where walking by the city and the families were working on their carpets, they would’ve invite you to help and participate of the construction of this special and traditional carpets, the carpets are a tradition of many years that has gone from one generation to another, representing the arrival of Jesus to Jerusalem , the city of Antigua is completely cover with this carpets and then the Processions use this carpets as a symbol of respect .

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  Kolomenskoje Park

  • Moscow, Russia

  • 

    IVAN VETROV

  A spacious and beautiful park featuring charming architectural replicas of historical ensembles. The entrance is free, and the grounds are extensive — perfect for a relaxing walk. You can even stroll down to the Moscow River and catch a river tram straight to the city center.

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  The Broad

  • Pasadena, United States

  • 

    Bryce Valentine

  If you're into art on a budget, I highly suggest visiting The Broad. Its a free art museum with so much to see and circulating artist! 10/10 would definitely recommend !

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  Creases Mahan Nature Preserve

  • Departamento de San Roque, Argentina

  • 

    Kat

  If you like good hiking, the Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve is a great place to go. It just outside of Louisville in Goshen Ky. There are amazing areas to string up hammocks and if you are looking for a short challenge, one of the trails back to your car will get your heart rate up.

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  Teaser

  • Departamento de San Martín, Argentina

  • 

    Nani

  Let’s get into some trouble

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  Casa Batlló

  • Barcelona, Spain

  • 

    Community

  El 23 de abril, se celebra el Día de San Jordi en Cataluña, cuando que es como nuestro Dia de los Enamorados o Día de San Valentín. La expresión de sentimientos se produce a través del intercambio de regalos entre libros y rosas y la ciudad adquiere una atmósfera romántica y delicada. Es la única fecha en que la fachada de la Casa Batló está decorada con rosas rojas y hermosa iluminación.

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  Tapeos

  • Barcelona, Spain

  • 

    Community

  Especialmente en el verano, cuando las temperaturas alcanzan los 35 grados, imagínate la posibilidad de, después de un largo día en la playa, sentarse en una terraza, beber un tinto de verano o una sidra, comer una ración de queso gouda rebozado o mini bocadillos variados: salmón, jamón, queso de cabra, queso brie, chistorras y todas las combinaciones posibles. Todo por un precio ridículamente barato? Esto existe y tiene un nombre: 100 Montaditos!

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  London Museums.

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Nat Lou

  British Museum, National Gallery, Science Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum, Royal Air Force Museum, Tate Britain, Wellcome Collection and many more...

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  Super Luxury Shopping

  • Milan, Italy

  • 

    Community

  Milan is the Italian capital of fashion and brings together stores of great designers and renowned jewelers in the exclusive gold square, bounded by the Monte Napoleone, Alessandro Manzoni, della Spiga and Corsican Venezia routes. The gateway to the fashion quad is via Monte Napoleone, considered one of the ten most luxurious shopping streets in the world

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  Pinacoteca Ambrosiana - Fine Art

  • Leobendorf, Austria

  • 

    Community

  The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana founded in 1618 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo is certainly one of the best in the city. It is a complex that also includes the Ambrosian Library and has works by Leonardo Da Vinci, Botticelli, Bramantino, Caravaggio and others. Among the library's most valuable possessions are more than 1000 pages of Leonardo Da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus. The mansion where it is installed is an attraction in itself. Strongly recommended.

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  Shopping with style

  • Milan, Italy

  • 

    Community

  Even in a city full of history like Milano you will find some very modern angles giving space to the new concept of urbanism. Here you will find shops, entertainment and good food. With easy access to be integrated into the city through the modern lilac metro line, you can also have this unusual option of a large European urban center.

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  Fashion and Food

  • Milan, Italy

  • 

    Community

  In Milan, the beautiful Armani / Silos stands with all its majestic elegance in an exhibition space by stylist Giorgio Armani, which was opened during Expo 2015, to celebrate the brand's 40th anniversary.   The building, located in the heart of the Milanese Design District, is part of a complex where you will also find a Spa, a cafe and a restaurant by one of the brands that reflects the Milanese elegance.

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  Starbucks Reserve - Coffee lovers

  • Milan, Italy

  • 

    Community

  Everyone knows the passion of Italians for coffee and thinking about it, Starbucks decided to enter Italy through Milan in the historic Italian post office building two steps from the Duomo in the heart of Piazza Cordusio. It arrived with the new concept of Starbucks Reserve, the third in the world after Seattle and Shanghai. For lovers of small charming cafés and Italian roasters it may seem insulting but at least it is worth the visit for the beautiful historic building.

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  Lavazza Flagship Store - Coffee Lovers

  • Milan, Italy

  • 

    Community

  Partly cafeteria, partly bistro, partly roasting partly gourmet. All of this together is the new Flagstore Lavazza, opened in Milan, in the central square San Fedele right next to the Duomo. In my opinion, one of the best coffees in town when we talk about the quality of the product or the place itself . For an espresso coffee, a light meal or a pleasant aperitif, the place responds perfectly to any situation. Strongly recommended. 😉☕️

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  The Hawley Arms.

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Nat Lou

  Amy Winehouse's closest friends say that it was almost possible to say that her own home was on 2 Castlehaven Road in Camden Town - London. This is the address where The Hawley Arms is located; Amy Winehouse's favourite pub in London! There are plenty of stories... One of them is that Amy was not only a customer, people say that she often jumped 'over' the counter and served drinks to them as if she were a bartender. Also, many times she would sing a little bit at her pub from the heart. It is worth visiting this pub and Camden Town!

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  The Globe Theatre.

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Nat Lou

  Globe Theater or The Globe is an English theater built in 1599 and destroyed on June 29, 1613 by a fire incident, being rebuilt in 1613 and permanently closed in 1642. Outside the current Globe Theater in Southwark, a modern building was built and reopened in 1997, about 200 meters from the original building, it is now called Shakespeare's Globe Theater or New Globe Theater. William Shakespeare was one of the owners, turning the theater into an arena for performances of plays such as Hamlet and King Lear. Closed in 1642, after the victory of the Puritans led by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil War (1642-1649), the theater would be rebuilt and reopened in 1996. The reconstitution of the original features of the Globe was possible thanks to archaeological research, which discovered its foundations and the ruins of the Rose theater, built at the same time.

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  Photography & Views

  London Parks

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Nat Lou

  Regent’s Park, Battersea Park, Brockwell Park, Greenwich Park, Richmond Park,Green Park, Hyde Park, St James’s Park, Kensington Garden, Hampstead Heath (...)

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  British Food.

  • Al Hamriyah, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Nat Lou

  Fish and Chips - Fried cod, chips and pea puree. Fish cake - Filleted fish croquette or salmon and other chopped or ground seafood. Chicken / Vegetable Curry - chicken or vegetables in a curry sauce, accompanied by white rice (basmati type) and a flat bread called Naan. There may be variations. Full English Breakfast - Bacon, fried eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans, but which can also be cooked, with tomato sauce, sausage and toasted bread. There may be variations. Sunday Roast - Traditionally served on Sundays, consisting of a roasted meat, usually roast beef (it can be pork or chicken), accompanied by Yorkshire puddings, roasted potatoes, boiled vegetables and gravy (typical sauce). Shepherd's Pie / Cottage Pie - Beef or lamb pie, topped with mashed potatoes and baked in the oven. British pies (steak, kidney, pork...) Bangers and Mash - Sausages served with mashed potatoes. Sausage roll - Rolled sausage puff pastry. Scotch egg - Boiled egg wrapped in ground meat and breaded in breadcrumbs and fried. Afternoon tea - Victoria Sponge Cake, Scones, jam, double cream, sandwiches, English Breakfast tea. Puddings - Varied types of pudding for dessert. Bakewell Tart - Tart with crunchy pastry under layers of jam, frangipane and a topping of flaked almonds. Mince Pie - Sweet pie filled with a mixture of dried fruits and spices called 'ground meat', traditionally served during the Christmas season.

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  Downtown

  • Belo Horizonte, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  BH's Bus Station is a very hard place. Strange people, street's living, dubious stablishments around there a lot... It's not a place to you manipulate your cell phone, for exemple. If you want to see a favela, you need meet someone who's living there to go with security... Be careful with your closes... here the people look there, for your security too.

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  Art & Culture

  Museum

  • Munich, Germany

  • 

    Irina

  Artificial lightning, a reconstructed mining tunnel or the star show in the planetarium: Around 1.5 million visitors experience the fascinating world of technology and natural sciences every year. Astronomy to time measurement A variety of exhibitions can be explored on Museum Island. Experts from all disciplines take the time to answer your questions - in free guided tours and demonstrations offered daily. Understand with all your senses What is genetic engineering? Why do researchers explore the deep sea? You can find the answers in the Deutsches Museum. Demonstrations, experiments and models invite you to participate and try them out. Founded in 1903, the Deutsches Museum, with its precious collection of valuable objects, is one of the most important technology and science museums in the world. It shows masterpieces of natural science and technology at four locations: in the main building on Museum Island, in the traffic center on Theresienhöhe, in the Schleißheim airship yard and in the German Museum Bonn. Towards new worlds In the major future initiative, the exhibitions on Museum Island will be fundamentally renewed in two sections by 2025 and the building will be brought up to date with the latest technology. During the modernization, at least half of the exhibition space with many highlights remains open. If you wanted to see all areas on this 25000 sqm, you would have to walk 9 km. A visit is always worthwhile.

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  Shop

  Ready for shopping in Neuhauser Straße

  • Munich, Germany

  • 

    Irina

  Great clothes and other extraordinary things, unfortunately very junky at the weekend due to the large number of people. Here, women can escalate and make mega bargains.

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  Marianus Hamburgueria Artesanal

  • Porto, Portugal

  • 

    Community

  If you are near São Bento station or just came from visiting the famous Livraria Lello (Lello bookstore) you have the option of having one of the best burgers in town for an affordable price. The restaurant is located in one of the most emblematic places in Porto, with several options of things to do and see around. The price is fair, and the food is delicious.

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  Sport & Outdoors

  Ngong Hills Hike

  • Nairobi, Kenya

  • 

    Community

  Enjoy breathtaking views of Nairobi and the Great Rift Valley as you hike through the Ngong Hills. This daily tour takes place at the Ngong Forest Reserve, located about 25 km southwest of the city. It’s a favorite destination for both locals and visitors — ideal for hiking, walking, and picnicking in nature. The hike typically takes 4 to 5 hours, depending on your fitness level. As you make your way up, the first thing that captures your attention is the impressive windmills, standing tall and gleaming white along the ridges. The rolling green hills provide the perfect spot for a picnic under the wide blue skies. On weekends, the area comes alive with hikers, runners, school groups, families, and worshippers. The highest peak of the Ngong Hills reaches 2,460 meters (8,070 feet) above sea level, and the range forms part of a gazetted forest reserve covering over 21,000 square kilometers. The Ngong Hills gained fame after being featured in the iconic film “Out of Africa”, based on Karen Blixen’s book. She noted that “Ngong” comes from the Maasai word for knuckles — and indeed, the hills resemble a row of knuckles rising against the horizon. Your guide will meet you at Kona Baridi (“the cold corner”), your final hiking point, before heading to Olepolos Country Club for a delicious local meal. Enjoy the authentic outdoor experience with Nyama Choma (grilled meat) and Kuku Choma (grilled chicken) — local favorites that will leave you wanting more. After lunch, you’ll return comfortably to your hotel, filled with great food and unforgettable memories.

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  Museum of Art of São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Assis Chateaubriand (better known by the acronym MASP) is one of the most important Brazilian cultural institutions. It is located, since November 7, 1968, on Avenida Paulista/São Paulo, in a building designed by the Italian-Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi to be its headquarters. Famous for the span of more than 70 meters that stretches under four enormous pillars. MASP has the most important and comprehensive collection of Western art from Latin America and from the entire southern hemisphere, in which the consistent sets concerning the Italian and French schools are particularly notable.

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  Rockombole

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  My favorite cultural center with good concerts and drinks. Rockombole is a space destined to events of more varied species. I believe it is a good idea to check the instagram page to see what events will going on at the time of the visit. The place is beautiful, with all wooden decor and small trees to add to the design. It has several environments, including an entrance space with bar, covered space for shows, a kind of mezzanine upstairs and a smoke area in the upper part outside.

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  Nossa Casa Confraria de Ideias

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Famous place in Vila Madalena to party all night long. A place where one celebrates life with thematic parties, concerts and events that motivate the union of friends and the free expression of thought and behavior. A house where one hears poetry and music, one sees dance, performances, theatrical polls and visual arts, and that one knows beautiful people. Is one of the few places where we can feel ourselves meeting friends at home.

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  Feira da Benedito Calixto

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Street market, good to buy souvenirs, eat and drink beers. The whole square returns a few years ago with exhibitors selling products more than 100 years of history. A band and a food court are in the center.

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  Bar do Baixo

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Nice spot to dance and drink with friends. Good parties and brasilian music. Some concerts of forró, samba, latin music

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  Praça do por do sol

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Amazing place to see the sunset and São Paulo view. The square is in a great location, was in excellent condition, well cut grass, everything very clean and organized, the view of the sunset is perfectly and incredible

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  Vila Madalena

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  This neighborhood is amazing for being a bohemian stronghold of the city of São Paulo, since the early 70's when students with no money moved there, There is a great concentration of bars, restaurants and nightclubs, because of the reputation as a young and bohemian neighborhood.

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  SESC Unidade Pompeia

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  One of my favorite spot in São Paulo! I have been in sooo many good concerts there. An amazing place to chill during the day and hang out, drink and see concerts at night. There has a big theater too, and some comfortable places to read a book.

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  Casa das Caldeiras

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Amazing place to party and concerts. Is a big abandoned factory with a lot of cultural events.

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  Beco do Batman

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Amazing alley with street art, bars, concerts. The Beco do Batman is a platter located in Vila Madalena, a bohemian neighborhood in the western part of the city of São Paulo. The passage was named after a graphite of the homonym character of DC Comics many years ago, and eventually became a tourist spot because of graffiti painted on the walls.

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  Bar do Beco

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Outdoor bar with good food, drinks and artesanal beers. Bar do Beco is touched by a staff connected to communications and photography. Most benches and tables occupy the pleasant outside area, reminiscent of a backyard. The "help yourself" system makes life easier for large groups

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  Terraço Tokyo

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  An old building in Center of São Paulo. 4 floors with restaurant, karaoke, parties and an outdoor balcony.

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  Fatiado Discos

  • São Paulo, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  One of my favority spot in São Paulo! Concerts for free, dance night, good beers and a amazing outside area to smoke.

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  Casa das Caldeiras

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Amazing place with big parties and concerts. Is a big abandoned factory with a lot of cultural events.

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  Urban art in the "Beco da Lama".

  • Natal, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  A policy of revitalizing Natal's historic downtown has turned a small city street into a large open air art exhibit, with paintings and graffiths made by local and national artists. On Thursdays there is a traditional samba that gathers a large audience of people from the city, with food, drink and music. Note: Like most non-tourist spaces in cities, it is important to take simple security measures. In addition, the place brings much of the effervescent culture of the people.

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  Zamalek Nile Kayak

  • Cairo, Egypt

  • 

    Shika

  Kayaking is one of the interesting sports we have in Egypt thanks to the Nile. You can rent either a single or a double Kayak and enjoy the experience rowing through the river Nile. P.S It's totally safe for beginners.

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  Zar concert at the Egyptian Center for Culture and Arts - Makan

  • Cairo, Egypt

  • 

    Shika

  Zar is one of our traditional types of spiritual music, we believe that the duff beats open up the soul and heal the heart. This band consists of strong women from the south with their authentic customs and powerful voices.

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  São Luiz Cinema

  • Dibba Al-Hisn, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    roderick jordão

  For those who wish to watch a film, whether national or international, but outside the commercial circuit and outside a shopping mall, and to experience one of the most beautiful cinemas in Brazil, São Luiz Cinema, which is also one of the last street cinemas, still in operation, in town.

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  Ciclofaixa de Lazer

  • Dibba Al-Hisn, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    roderick jordão

  You can rent a bike from the bike shared program Bike PE. First, you need to sign at www.bikeitau.com.br You pay BRL 8 to use the bike during 24h (05 pm to 00 am)

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  O Mundo Lá De Casa

  • Dibba Al-Hisn, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    roderick jordão

  The "Mundo Lá de Casa" is a home, a kitchen, a stage, a place where you are invited to experience, to be surprised with nice food, good music and interesting conversation! No matter If you are in the living room, in the backyard, or even in the bathroom, the decoration, the details are very unique, and you know why? People really live there, they open their home to some luck people like you :)

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  Reteteu - Comida Honesta

  • Dibba Al-Hisn, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    roderick jordão

  A simple restaurant with beautiful decor. An outstanding place for those who want to experience Pernambuco's new cousine.

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  Greek School

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Vahit

  The Greek School built in 1881 is one nice example of architecture in Istanbul. The visitors of the school is more than its students. The place locates in historical district, Fener.

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  Church

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Vahit

  San Sveti Bulgarian Orthdox Church is one of the best sites on the shore of Golden Horn in the region Fener. You can include it on your walking route in Istanbul

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  Cafe

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Vahit

  Istanbul is full of nice cafes. In every corner of the city stylish cafes welcome you. Turkish tea and coffee, ayran and salep are the most requested local drinks. When you visit Istanbul, do not forget to spend some time in a cafe around :)

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  Kebab

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Vahit

  One of the classic kebab restaurant in the city: Hamdi. Delicious kebabs, excellent service. Strongly recommended.

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  My airBNB : Best location, best service

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Vahit

  I live in the heart of the city, a region called Galata. We also accept guests to our apartment via airBNB. Here is the short link: https://www.airbnb.com.tr/rooms/11004849?s=67&shared_item_type=1&virality_entry_point=1 Please check the photos and especially the reviews. We would love to interact. You are warmly welcomed :)

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  Taxi

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

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    Vahit

  It is quite common in Istanbul that taxi drivers overcharge tourists. I suggest you to use bitaksi app. Safe, trustable and credit card is accepted. Here is the link in English: http://www.bitaksi.com/en/ Enjoy Istanbul :)

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  Museu da Casa Brasileira (MCB)

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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  It's a historical place right in one of the business area in Sao Paulo (Pinheiros). There you can see a bit of the city history and listening to Brasilian music. It's awesome!

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  Buttes aux Cailles

  • Paris, France

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  Buttes aux Cailles is a street in a part of Paris really particular for its style and architecture. All of a sudden, you feel as if you were in a charming countryside village of France. The Buttes aux Cailles has nice places do drink and eat. Also happy bars where people goes to watch soccer plays and support their teams.

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  Marais District

  • Paris, France

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  Marais is at the same time a gay, jewish and art district of Paris. Gay clubs and bars and nice jewish food are in this district. Also some of the best museums and middle age houses are at the corner of this nice place.

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  Geode and Parc de la Villette

  • Paris, France

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  The Geode is a La Géode is a mirror-finished geodesic dome with a cinema in 3D-relief and high definition inside. It stays inside the futuristic Parc de la Villette.

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  Let's go dance at Java Club!

  • Missouri City, United States

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  A cool club to dance all the night! It is in Belleville District where we can also have nice drinks around. The district is one of the best sites to enjoy the night in Paris!

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  Buttes Chaumont

  • Paris, France

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  One amazing and beautiful parc, in wild english style, in the north of Paris. Really good for a walk or picnic!

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  Don't: the Champs-Elysées

  • Paris, France

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  Dear Frienders, I hate to be one to break it up to you but Parisians don't hang out on the Champs-Elysées. Ever. In fact, it's the first place we tend to avoid. The only reason I might go there is to shop at Sephora (one of the biggest in town). That's probably the biggest trap about our city. It was once the place-to-be, my grandparents used to tell me how Parisians would dress up to take a stroll on the most beautiful avenue of the world as we (proudly) like to call it. I still take pride in it for the photographic angles it offers, the Christmas lights and of course our dear Arc de Triomphe. I wouldn't recommend to go there just for a drink, you will pay twice perhaps three times more than what it's worth in a restless atmosphere due to the dense crowd of tourists but also from ill-intentioned souls. More tourists often means more thieves. Stay alert. However, there are no Traps without Tips, one hidden gem remains on the Champs (Parisians never add "Elysées", we call it simply Les Champs, we've known each other all our lives no need for formality) with a beautiful courtyard and a vegetable wall: Flora Danica. On the beginning of the avenue, left hand-side with the Arc behind you, look for the sea blue window and step inside a Scandinavian-inspired, serene decor, serving a fish-based menu with elegance. The perfect pit-stop after frantic hours of shopping. Prices match the postcode but you will be served quality dishes. Flora Danica: 142 Avenue des Champs-Elysées https://www.floradanica.fr/

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  Aux Merveilleux de Fred

  • Paris, France

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  Dear Frienders, Though I am sharing with you this address, please be warned; once the fresh and hearty smell of the chocolate chip brioche hits you, your brain might stop to function for a moment. "Merveilleux" means Marvellous and they got that right. This place is non-pretentious yet set in an elegant decor. They only serve to-go and the staff is smiling and friendly. The Cramiques are a must, an updated version of the brioche. They only bake what they know which means your tastebuds are in good hands. The signature sweet is a light heart of meringue smothered in various chocolate flavors. Dark chocolate, vanilla, pralines, berries... No one shall leave disappointed from Fred's. The smart move? Offering different sizes to suit every appetite: an baby Merveilleux to go and can fit in the palm of your hands to the family format for everyone to share. Bonus: No back kitchen, the window showcases the Cramiques cooking process with discipline and love. The customers can observe how the food is prepared and enjoy a culinary visual delight.

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  How to eat a croissant like the French do

  • Paris, France

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  Lifestyle Tip Many times, when we are abroad, we want to follow the local's footstep and wish to appear knowledgeable about the cultural lifestyle. Therefore, we believe that the best way is the educated way. Not always. When it comes to eating croissants in Paris, the fashion hub and elegant french capital, one would assume one needs to be proper and stylish when doing so. The truth is, you (really) don't. You want to have a food orgasm? The only way is to tear it apart with your barehands like it's the last remaining croissant on the planet. Get butter on your fingers, yes the crumbles will fall on the floor and you will make a mess and it's okay because you're doing it right. Just make sure you grab a napkin for when the experience is over, you will want to get rid of the delicious grease that could testify of what just happened. This is your guilty pleasure and no one has to know.

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  Casa da Feijoada

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  Rio de Janeiro has an enormous variety of food and food from a lot of foreign countries. But I believe if you come to Rio de Janeiro, you would like to taste (and know) a typical Carioca food, wouldn’t you? So, the plate is FEIJOADA. Made of black beans and a variety of smoked meats, the side dishes are rice, cabbage, cassava flour, and orange. And you should be asking: Orange???. Yes, I explain. The smoked meats are so salted. So, we use to suck orange buds during the meal, to neutralize the salt. But FEIJOADA is very heavy food, so, I suggest you eat at lunch. And, after eating, you certainly would like to take a nap after. Some restaurants use to serve FEIJOADA with Torresmo too. Torresmo is an appetizer made of pork skin and fat. Delicious!!! The restaurant I suggest to eat a very good FEIJOADA in Rio is CASA DA FEIJOADA, in Ipanema. The drink that must accompany the FEIJOADA is our traditional CAIPIRINHA (or Caipifruit or Caipiroska). The difference is: CAIPIRINHA is made with LEMON and CACHAÇA; Caipifruit is made with any fruit and CACHAÇA. Already the Caipiroska is made with any fruit (even Lemon) and VODKA. But I suggest you drink CACHAÇA, that is so Brazilian.

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  City Tour

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  I use to receive a lot of guests from outside and even from Brazil, that comes to Rio de Janeiro to spend an only day thinking it is enough to know the city. It’s impossible. Only the City of Rio de Janeiro has 1 200,177 km² and is the biggest touristic destiny of America Latina! Besides, there are wonderful cities very close to the Capital that surrounds it, the tourists love to go. There are cities you can go early in the morning and back in the night and there are cities you can go to spend 2 or 3 days, for example. Of course, if you can only spend 1 day in Rio de Janeiro, I’ll give you the best tip to enjoy it. But as so many options to do in the city that I’ll organize here by categories. So, come with me: As I said, if you, unfortunately, could spend only 1 day in Rio de Janeiro, the best thing to do is to choose a CITY TOUR. In Copacabana Beach sidewalk you will find a lot of people selling it, or you can find it in tourism agencies or points that give support to the tourists. In that tour you, usually, will know the Corcovado (Christ, the Redeemer), Sugar Loaft, Maracanã, Selaron Steps (Arcos da Lapa) and will stop to have a lunch. The tours take you at your accommodation at 8 am and leave you at the same place around 8 pm. Some or them goes along the main beaches and goes to Porto Maravilha too. But, at the same time, these don’t stop to lunch. The price is around R$ 200,00. THE TOURISTIC POINTS Corcovado (Christ, the Redeemer) The best way to go there is taking a van in Praça do Lido (Lido Square), Copacabana. Inside the square, you will find the official stand of Corcovado where you buy (on time) the tickets including the transfer. Outside the square, you will find the vans that take you directly to Christ. It costs around R$ 70,00.But going by van you won’t have the possibility to enjoy the climb by train, inside the forest where you can see the small monkeys. So, if you prefer to go by train, you have to go, at first, to the main station (and nearest), in Cosme Velho neighborhood. By car: you can go directly and pay about R$ 26,00.By metro/bus: you have to take the metro until Largo do Machado Station and, there, take a blue free bus (its belongs to metro) until the Station. You will pay only the metro tickets (around R$ 4,80)The tickets: they say, on the site, you have to buy it 48 hours before, but it’s not necessary. It is just to guarantee your place, but you can buy on time. The problem is that buying on time, you should have to wait to a train that has empty places (how many time you will spend depends on the season and the day – on weekends in high season you could spend hours and, because of that, don’t try to do this on New Year Holiday or Carnival). The tickets cost around R$ 70,00. Sugar Loaf Situated in Urca neighborhood, the only way to get there is by car. There’s no metro or bus. Unless you were hosted near Rio Sul Mall (or in Urca neighborhood). So, you can get there walking. The price of the cable car is around R$ 80,00. It’s an amazing outing. I definitively recommend. Maracanã Situated between the Downtown and North Zone, there are daily tours inside the stadium. You will spend 40min visiting everything inside there and the guides are bilingual. The tickets cost R$ 65,00 and you can buy it on time from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Or, by the site https://maracanatour.superingresso.com.br/#!/hoe But, if you want to watch some game, you have to know the schedule games. Each game has a different price. Visit the site: https://www.tourmaracana.com.br/programacao Be careful: Flamengo games are not safe. I don’t recommend. Avoid the big teams’ games (Vasco, Botafogo, Fluminense – and mainly Flamengo, of course). Selaron Steps The Selaron Steps is situated in Lapa, going to Santa Tereza. So, you can visit both places (and, still walk around some Santa Tereza’s streets on the same day. You can go by metro and drop at Cinelândia Station, exit Cinelândia. The first thing you will see is the Theater Municipal, a replica of the Paris Opera House, but smaller. It doesn’t open to visit or tour, but you can visit the site to check the schedules of ballets, operas, and concerts. It’s not very common, depends on the season. http://www.theatromunicipal.rj.gov.br/ Lapa Arcs So, after to take some pictures in front of Theater Municipal, you take your left hand and go ahead by the theater street. Two blocks more you are in Lapa. See the Arcs, it’s one of our “postcards”. Then, continues in the same street, ahead, along with the Arcs and soon you’ll see the Steps. At the end of the steps start Santa Tereza neighborhood. But Santa Tereza is a very, very big neighborhood with a lot of difference entrance in different neighborhoods. You can go to Santa Tereza by Lapa, by Laranjeiras, by Cosme Velho, by Downtown, by Paineiras (depends on where do you want to go to Santa Tereza). And be prepared: Santa Tereza is a hill. So, prepare your legs!!!! Bondinho de Santa Tereza (Santa Tereza Cableway) – If you want to join a delightful experience, make a tour on Santa Tereza Cableway. You will pass over the Arcs (a very narrow way – exciting!) and, then, will make a tour around all the neighborhood. It’s an excellent way to know it. Furthermore, you can drop in the stations (Largo do Curvelo, Largo dos Guimarães, Vista Alegre and Largo do França) and take the cableway again to continue the tour. Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5:40pmSaturday from 10 am to 5:40p, Sundays and Holidays from 11 am to 4:40pmPrice: R$ 20,00You have to take the cableway on Carioca Station, besides the Carioca Station metro (exit Avenida Chile). The cableway station is on the street Lelio Freitas, besides Petrobrás building. http://www.bondesdesantateresa.com.br/http://www.visitesantateresa.rio/bonde/ Suggestion: since you’re going to Avenida Chile, visit the Rio de Janeiro Catedral. It’s not a big deal but is our Catedral

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  Parque Ibirapuera

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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  Ibirapuera Park is one of the most visited parks of Latin America! The 390 acres of the park is a great place to visit! Located in the middle of the city of São Paulo,Ibirapuera Park is a wonderful place to go for a walk, practice sports, meditate, visit its museums or simply enjoy the nature. My suggestion is to enter the park by Gate 9 (opened from 5AM to 10PM), at Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, so you get to see also Monumento às Bandeiras, one of the most representative monument of the city of São Paulo!

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  Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm Homemade

  • Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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  You can spend lunch there with your friends. The first and main shop of this brand located in Tan Binh district nearby Tan Son Nhat airport. You must try the mixture combo at the begin then you can figure out which you like much and order more. I will note down some dishes ( in VNese) that you have to try there: . Bún đậu mẹt thập cẩm . Ốc nhồi thịt . Nem chua rán . Nước mơ/ trà tắc/ nước sấu ( for drink) Hope you all have great time there 🥰

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  Giverny - Château de Maintenon - Aqueduct of Vauban.

  • Paris, France

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  From Le Notre's symmetry of nature's order to little chaos of Monet Gardens, you will see the passage of time & history in two masterpiece Gardens and the only civil work created by the military architect Vauban - the aqueduct built to provide water for the gardens and fountains of Versailles and never finished. You will enjoy the village of Giverny, an oasis of greenery, Monet's Gardens & House on the right bank of the Seine River in Normandy and the hidden jewel of Maintenon, an early fortress transformed into an aristocratic residence, with garden by Le Nôtre, the gardener of Versailles. He created here a magnificent landscape dominated by water, for Madame de Maintenon, the secret second wife of King Louis XIV, the Sun King. Last but not least, the famous aqueduct of Vauban, majestic, crossing the centuries and the Marquise' garden. The garden ''à la française'' was designed to represent harmony and order, the ideals of the Renaissance, and to recall the virtues of Ancient Rome. ITINERARY: Paris - Giverny - Maintenon - Paris. Private Tour - Full day Trip with 'Line Cut' tickets included. This tour is a passage from the French formal garden 'à la française' to Monet's paradise! In Giverny - see the village & the two Gardens (Water and the pond, Normand Garden of Monet). In Maintenon - Château de Maintenon (the palace and the garden). - The tour includes a guided visit in the house of Monet and Château de Maintenon. - Free time /visit on your own the Water & Normand garden of Monet, known as the Father of Impressionism, magically recreated on his canvas, with their trademark water lilies and the Japanese bridge. - Lunch for one hour (on your own, at your choice) in Giverny. Please NOTE: * This tour only runs April 1- the end of October! * Being small and always crowded, in order to ensure a civilized visit, the Monet Foundation offers the morning or the afternoon tickets. It is the computer that gives this option. Depending on the time given, we will start the tour with Giverny or with Château de Maintenon.

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  Centro Cultura do Banco do Brasil

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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  This cultural center is in the heart of downtown rio de janeiro. Besides the incredible architecture, it is a charming space, which always contains international exhibitions. In addition, it is close to one of the richest regions in baroque art of the city. Also around you are hundreds of charming places to visit. The CCBB can be a good place to start a tour full of charm.

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  Ibirapuera

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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  Reduced by Paulistas, Ibirapuera is the most important urban park in São Paulo. Its three artificial lakes are interconnected and occupy 1.6 million m2. It was inahttps://rentalocalfriend.com/sistema/fecharIframeDetalhesugurated in 1954 to commemorate the fourth centenary of the city. It has a bike path, 13 floodlit courts, jogging, walking and resting areas and open areas for shows. It houses public buildings, museums, planetarium, Biennial building, sports gymnasium, Nativity Museum, Aeronautics and Folklore Museum, Obelisk, Flag Monument and Japanese Pavilion.

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  Vila Germánica

  • Blumenau, Brazil

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  O Parque Vila Germânica é um centro de eventos localizado na cidade de Blumenau, Santa Catarina. É hoje uma das principais promotoras de eventos de Santa Catarina. Com mais de 30 mil metros quadrados, acontece aqui anualmente a maior festa alemã das Américas, a Oktoberfest. Além disso, o Parque Vila Germânica também é palco de eventos como a Sommerfest, Osterdorf, Festival, Feira e Concurso brasileiro da Cerveja, Sabores de Santa Catarina, Magia de Natal, entre diversos outros.

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  Paulista avenue

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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  Paulista avenue today almost didn't remember the aristocracy residential adress it was 100 years ago, but still is a place to see and to be seen. From the time it was a city home for the cofee barons only remained 3 buildings, and now is more democratic that it was a century ago. In its almost 2km lenght, it has the some of the principal museums, 2 green areas, 2 shopping malls and many, many stores, including the biggest brazilian fast fashion brands, which stores in this adress are really big. On Christmas, a beautiful decoration usually takes place, in New Year's Eve a big concert with a 15 minutes firework show celebrates every 31st december the year to come and every sunday, the day closed for (heavy) traffic, many people come and walk in the middle of the street. The best days to visit Paulista avenue is on Sunday and Tuesday, when the museus is free entrance. There is a huge concentration of hotels and restaurants in the surroundings. When you get here, is good to have some cash, because Paulista avenue and the region itself is still a noble adress and the atractions might not be cheap (at least for me).

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  Galata Bridge

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

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    Vahit

  In which city in the world, with more than 15 million population, can you fish in the center of the city? And more can eat them at your dinner? The answer: ISTANBUL :) . . . No mundo inteiro, em qual grande cidade com mais de 15 milhões de habitantes, você pode pescar em pleno centro? E ainda se servir da sua pesca fresca num delicioso jantar? Resposta: Istambul :)

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  Grand Bazaar

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

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    Vahit

  Grand Bazaar of Istanbul, built in 1460 is regarded as the oldest shopping mall in the world. In 2014, it was listed No.1 among the world's most-visited tourist attractions with 91,250,000 annual visitors...O Grand Bazaar de Istambul, construído em 1460, é considerado o shopping mais antigo que existe. Em 2014, foi classificado como nº 1 entre as atrações turísticas mais visitadas no mundo inteiro, com 91.250.000 visitantes por ano...

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  Pegando metrô em Paris

  • Al Fujairah City, United Arab Emirates

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  Paris é a cidade com mais acessibilidade de metrô por m². Realmente é possível ir para todos os cantos de metrô. São 14 linhas de metrô (M), 5 linhas de trem (RER) e mais ônibus e trens de superfície. Para andar dentro de Paris, o metrô custa €1,90. Mas se você comprar o pacote de 10 tickets fica por €14,90. Na minha opinião esse pacote vale muito mais a pena que o passe diário de €7,50 (mas claro que tudo depende da sua programação diária). Use o trem (RER) apenas se você for sair da região de Paris. Como ele dá acesso a "região metropolitana" geralmente são mais lotados e a frequência com que passam é menor que a do metrô (a cada 10minutos para o trem e 2-3 minutos para o metrô). Minha dica de aplicativo para se locomover na cidade é o próprio Google Maps. Se você selecionar a opção transporte público ele vai te dar a melhor opção de metrô ou trem para chegar a qualquer lugar. Mas se você não tem internet e gosta de desbravar, nos guichês das estações você consegue o mapa do metrô. Abraços e bem vindo a Paris

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  Saving Money in Paris

  • Al Fujairah City, United Arab Emirates

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  Paris has a lot of museums and some of them are unmissable. However, to visit all can be really expensive, but there is a way to save money and enjoy some of the best options of Paris and region. First, if you have an European passport and under 26 years old you can go free or with a discount: - Musée du Louvre: free under 26 residing in the EU - Château de Versailles: free for visitors under 18 (or under 26 residing in the EU). - Museé d'Orsay: Free entry for those aged 18-25 who are citizens or long-term residents (visa longer than 3 months) of an EU member state. - Centre Pompidou: under the age of 18, admission to the Museum, temporary exhibitions and panoramic view is free and no ticket is needed. - Panthéon: free under 26 EU citizen - Arc de Triomphe: free for visitors under 18 (or under 26 residing in the EU) And every first Sunday of the month, a lot of museums are free: - Musée du Louvre: from October to March - Arc de Triomphe: from November to March - Panthéon: from November to March - Château de Versailles: from November to March - Museé d'Orsay: all year - Centre Pompidou: all year Others examples you can find in the museum's website or https://en.parisinfo.com/discovering-paris/themed-guides/paris-for-free/free-museums-and-monuments-in-paris/free-admission-and-good-deals-in-museums-and-monuments-in-paris

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  Cruise through the Hudson Highlands. Navegue e explore o Vale do Rio Hudson

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

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    Regina Curson

  Cruise through the Hudson Highlands aboard the luxurious Pride of the Hudson! Your adventure will begin at Blu Pointe in Newburgh, NY. Your captain will narrate the sights along the way!Navegue e conheca a parte alta do Rio Hudson, comecando em Newburg.Nosso capitao descrevera todos os pontos turisticos ao longo da viagem.

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  Smoke Jazz and Supper Club

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

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    Regina Curson

  Candlelit tables, plush velvet banquets, antique chandeliers, and an historic full-length bar create a real jazz vibe. Smoke also serves the perfect complement to classic jazz— soulful American cuisine. Mesas aluz de velas, bancos de veludo. lustres antigos e um longo bar criam a "jazz vibe". Complementando o ambiente a "Soulful" gastronomia americana.

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  Smorgasburg

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

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    Regina Curson

  Smorgasburg is the largest weekly open-air food market in America, attracting 20,000-30,000 people to Brooklyn each weekend to eat from 100 local vendors.

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  Sleep no More : interactive theater

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

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    Regina Curson

  An emmersive theatre experience in a extraordinary place : The McKittrick Hotel. Completed in 1939, The McKittrick Hotel was intended to be New York City’s finest and most decadent luxury hotel of its time. Six weeks before opening, and two days after the outbreak of World War II, the legendary hotel was condemned and left locked, permanently sealed from the public. Until now…

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  Santo Antônio Além do Carmo

  • Salvador, Brazil

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  Um dos lugares que mais gosto em Salvador! História, cultura, gente animada, alegria, comidas e bebidas de todos os tipos. Vista maravilhosa para a Baía de Todos os Santos! Um encanto para conhecer com morador de Salvador que frequenta o local! Estou aqui aguardando seu contato para diversão e cultura! 🎭😎

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  Orla do São Raimundo

  • Manaus, Brazil

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  No centro de Manaus, Ótima localização e com uma belíssima vista para tirar fotos incríveis. Vale a pena!

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  Praia da Ponta Negra

  • Manaus, Brazil

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  Praia da Ponta Negra, um dos pontos mais visitados na cidade de Manaus. Fácil acesso, belíssimo pôr do sol e uma vista maravilhosa.

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  i Light Singapore

  • Singapore, Singapore

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  i Light Singapore is a light art festival that happens every single year in Singapore since 2010. It is located along Marina Bay, the Civic District, Singapore River and Raffles Terrace. This year, the festival is being held from 28th January to 24th February 2019 and this year, it has a theme which is Bridges of Time. The general admission is free which includes about 30 free installations to the public (which you can probably take many Insta-worthy photos!). However, there are charges on certain selected programs and events. This link leads you to the brochure of the event: https://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/-/media/ilight2019/new-programmes-images/i-Light-Singapore-Map.pdf

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  L' Antica Pizzeria da Michele

  • Al Ain City, United Arab Emirates

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  Todo o mundo acha que a pizza vem da Itália, mas estão errados: a pizza vem de Napoli. No resto da Itália, exatamente como no resto do mundo, cada lugar faz a pizza do próprio jeito, às vezes criando variações interessantes, às vezes menos. Em Roma a pizza è geralmente fina e crocante, quase sem borda nenhuma; em proximidade dos pontos mais turísticos, acontece que o recheio deixe a desejar. A legítima pizza napolitana tem uma borda visível mas fofa, e a parte central é fina mas leve, e sem ser crocante. Se você também prefere a pizza napolitana, Michele será sua nova Meca.

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  Coqueiros

  • Zayed City, United Arab Emirates

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  Coqueiros is a neighborhood at the continental portion of Florianópolis. The whole neighborhood is full of great restaurants of all types, most of them by the sea with a great view of the city. Traffic is light and very easy to access and park. If you can book an AirBNB at this location you will be only 5 minutes away from downtown Florianópolis, around 15 minutos from great beaches and the airport.

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  Ana Claudia Sena Veras

  • Manaus, Brazil

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  The Amazon Theater is one of the most important Theater in Brazil and the main postcard of Manaus.

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  Parque Barigui

  • Curitiba, Brazil

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  No doubt, it’s one of the best parks in the city. With a great location, Barigui Park offers plenty of space for sports and relaxation. Plus, right across from one of its entrances, you’ll find the Automobile Museum. The best time to visit is during the week, since weekends get very crowded and often attract people who play loud music and turn the park into a sort of “party” (not in a good way). That’s why I never go on weekends — but during the week, it’s excellent. Oh, and one more thing… you’ll spot some cute capybaras wandering around!

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  Gelato Boutique

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Luciana Diniz Santos Ferreira

  Think about an ice cream shop mixed with Alice in Wonderland-ish kind of decor. A place where the flavors are as adventurous as the story goes. Here you can find things like matcha, kefir, roses with white chocolate, prosecco, misso caramel, hibisco lemon and the list goes on. The flavors change constantly, bear in mind. This is an ice cream shop for the bold and adventure ones, who aren't shy to try new things. Are you with me?

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  Sesc Paulista

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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  My favorite view of Avenida Paulista, it's for free and you can drink wine or a coffee, and see the beautifull view.

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  Casa de Cultura Mário Quintana

  • Porto Alegre, Brazil

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  One of the most important places in the city for appreciating art. The venue offers spaces dedicated to various forms of artistic expression, from classrooms for photography, music, dance, theater, and visual arts, to reading areas spread throughout. The Mario Quintana House of Culture also stands out as a great meeting point in the heart of the city. Its cinema screens alternative films at prices far lower than commercial theaters. All in all, it’s one of the most democratic and valuable cultural spaces in the city, and it’s also the eternal home of the poet Mário Quintana. Highlights worth visiting include the Elis Regina Auditorium, the Poet’s Room, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rio Grande do Sul (6th floor – open Tuesday to Sunday until 6 PM), the Natho Henn Public Music Library, the children’s library, and the playroom.

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  Rosy

  • Turin, Italy

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    Community

  La giornata comincia da centro città dove si possono ammirare i palazzi storici del centro , le vie dello shopping e le belle piazze. Dopo una pausa in un caffè storico raggiungiamo il colorato Mercato di Porta Palazzo dove tra le bancarelle ci immergiamo nel quotidiano dei torinesi. Pausa pranzo in un pastificio dove assaggiamo i famosi agnolotti cavour e altre prelibatezze. Nel pomeriggio raggiungiamo il quartiere di San Salvario dove conosciamo alcuni artigiani di pellame e stoffe. Per l’aperitivo raggiungiamo un piccolo locale patria del vermouth tipico di Torino. Per una degna conclusione della giornata perfetta, possiamo cenare in un tipico locale piemontese in zona in questo quartiere che da qualche anno è diventato il quariere della movida torinese.

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  Estadio Mario Filho (Maracanã)

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  On game days featuring the major clubs, it’s a great place to visit. Plus, it has an incredible museum that showcases the history of Brazilian football in rich detail.

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  Analemma

  • Al Ain City, United Arab Emirates

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    Community

  Trata-se de um lindo bar decorado totalmente com móveis reciclados. Das 18:30 às 22:00 pode beber um drink e se servir no pequeno banquete do aperitivo por apenas 10€. Acontecem também espetáculos de música ao vivo.

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  Leonardo Magno Tonon

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  It’s a hike up Urca Hill, part of the Sugarloaf complex, but this one is done on foot. The trail is pleasantly peaceful, and once you reach the top, you’re rewarded with stunning views of the city of Rio de Janeiro.

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  Mureta da Urca

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Wonderful place to watch the sunset, to have good drinks and eat typical foods from the bars in Rio.

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  Cais do Sertão Museum

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  This spot celebrate the local culture with good exposition that mix feelings and sensations provided by the environment. Here, you can understand why people say that northeastern are strong.

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  Croa do Gore

  • Aracaju, Brazil

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    Community

  Chegaremos a Orla Por do Sol, e pegaremos uma embarcação, seguiremos em um tempo médio de 20 minutos a ilha. Lugar incrível, Belo manguezal, rio de águas mornas, um sol na mais perfeita temperatura, algumas barracas de palha, de um jeito bem rústico, e um restaurante em um barco, com deliciosos peixes, petiscos e bebidas.

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  Ristorante Caruso Roof Garden

  • Napoli, Italy

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    Community

  The Cocktails are expensive here compared to economical costs of the rest of the city. However it is a brand new beautiful space with the best views of the city especially if your coming here for New Years Eve.

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  Calçadão Urbanoide

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  "Calçadão Urbanoide" is a perfect place to go to eat and drink. It's a sidewalk with a lot of restaurant trailers and bars with different drinks. You can eat local food or food from another countries like Japan, Italy, Belgium, Colômbia, etc.

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  Cabo Branco Beach

  • João Pessoa, Brazil

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    Community

  Cabo Branco Beach is our central beach. There you can bathe in the ocean, eat traditional and local food, drink a beer or a drink and see a lot of different people. In 15 minutes you can get there from any place in João Pessoa. You can visit other places in the neiborhood: Empório Café, Sal e Brasa Restaurant, Tambaú Fair, Tambaú Hotel and others.

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  Parque da Cidade

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  🌿 City Park is an Environmental Preservation Area located at the top of Morro da Viração, about 270 meters above sea level. To reach the top, you can take the paved road through São Francisco — it’s accessible by car, motorbike, taxi, or Uber. But honestly, the best way is to gather some friends and hike up together. It takes just over 40 minutes, depending on your pace.

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  Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas at the weekend is a meeting point for friends and family. It is very common to find people doing picnics in the late afternoon, enjoying one of the most beautiful views of Rio de Janeiro Ps: My Photo

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  Museu do Amanhã -

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Designed by Santiago Calatrava, this is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful museums in the world. Surely you need to know this place. Ps: My photo

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  Sunset in Arpoador

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Every day of the sun, the afternoon, one of the best options in Rio de Janeiro to be is here. One of the best known Sunset in the world. Ps: My photo.

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  Cyan contemporary jewellery studio

  • Lisbon, Portugal

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    Community

  Amazing jewellery workshop where you can design and produce your own silver pieces. They also sell very cool Portuguese contemporary jewellery pieces from several local designers.

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  Silver Box Studio

  • Lisbon, Portugal

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    Community

  Incredible experience to be lived in Lisbon. One of a kind photograph studio that offers you the chance to take a unique picture of you (and your family/friends if that's the case) in aluminium or glass plates and allows you to go through all the photographic process.

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  Massaguaçu Beach

  • Caraguatatuba, Brazil

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    Community

  Beach of the municipality of Caraguatatuba, recommended for fishing and surfing. It's very clean. In its northern corner, near the highway: a fishing village where still canoes and crafts are made. It is famous for its extension and its kiosks with sale of portions. Throughout the year, launch fishing tournaments are held along the beach. .Having a complete view of Ilhabela.

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  Lagoa da Pampulha

  • Belo Horizonte, Brazil

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    Community

  It is a beautiful lagoon, where you can make a relaxing walking or practice a bit of running or riding a bike. You can take outstangind pictures and there is a amusement park next to it.

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  Homard & Chips Paris

  • Paris, France

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    Community

  Do you like Lobster? Don't you want to spend a fortune for this? This restaurant quite informal and with really friendly workers is a really nice place! Você gosta de lagosta? Não quer gastar uma fortuna para comer? Esse restaurante bastante informal e com um acolhimento super amistoso é uma bela dica!

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  Manifesto Rock Bar

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Daniel Luiz Ribeiro

  The Manifesto is amazing !One of the top rock bar in South America. Manifesto is famous because it was founded 1994 and since the open,many rock stars has been there. There are a lot of pictures with the famous on the walls, and the best cover bands play there. It´s possible have lucky and see a rock star walking inside there!

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  La Casa Roja Hostel

  • Santiago, Chile

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    Community

  If your are in back packer mood, the best hostel in Santiago is La Casa Roja, perfect for summer time, huge garden with swimming pool and bars. For families or couples, i should recommend you an apartment in Bellas Artes area, downtow Santiago and beautiful places to walk around. I also know a lot of mor hotels, so feel free to ask for more specific recommendations

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  Rooftop Drinks

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Brazil's most famous cocktail, the mix of sugar, lemon and the sugarcane-made cachaça can be best apreciated with a nice view. My favourites rooftops are located in the neighborhoods of Botafogo and Copacabana. At the luxurious Copacabana Palace hotel, there are other cocktails prepared with local ingredients!

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  São Cristovão Market

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  The São Cristovão Fair is a treasure of local culture, music and food barely known by mainstream tourism. It is a stadium-sized fair which praises the working class inmigration of northern Brazil, which came to Rio and other Souhern states in the mid-XX century to built up its cities. My own family is a result of this migration!

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  The real Samba!

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Lapa district is a historical place of the Samba: Vaca Atolada and Barodromo are authentic places that display different varieties of this music scene. Visiting a samba school is also worthy such as the traditional Mangueira, where there is also the Samba Museum. Last but not least, Cidade do Samba, where costumes are manufactured, is a can't-miss-tour when it is open to the public.

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  Rio from above

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Few cities in this planet offer the possibility of a paragliding experience such as Rio. The breathtaking experience takes a morning. Highly recomended for those seeking beautiful pictures, adrenaline and an unforgatable experience. Ps: cloudy days are actually better for the practise of this sport.

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  Petisqueira Martinho

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Rio is a coastal city with plenty of fishermen villages, most of them barely known by mainstream tourism. Dishes like the Bobó de Camarão ot the Moqueca mix Indigenous and African ingredients. The Ribeira beach in Governor Island neighborhood and Jurujuba district in Niterói offer exquisite options of seafood restaurants.

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  Christ and Sugar Loaf

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  If you have only 1 day to tour in Rio de Janeiro, I recommend to you to choose between the Sugar Loaf or the Cristo Redentor statue. Although both of them are landmarks, you will make the most of Rio by combining the experience of seeing it from the above with taking a walk in Copacabana beach or in the new Port district.

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  Casa de Papel

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Vahit

  It is a wonderful feeling to see your city while watching the trailer video of your favourite Netflix serial. The 3rd season trailer video of 'Casa De Papel' is in Istanbul. Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIo2l9btZSk According to the rumors, the 3rd season will take place in Istanbul or there will be a new character naming 'Istanbul'.

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  Mercado Central de Belo Horizonte

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  in this place you can buy typical things from Minas Gerais: foods, decorations pieces and farm tools and also go to the bars and have a drink

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  Leviano Bar

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Friday is the best day to go to Lapa, that's already known. BUT the best place to have the best capirinha and to have the best TIME with good music and dancing is the LEVIANO bar. Don't miss it! People from all over, but brazilians show you how it works here in Rio :)

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  Mercado de São José

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  Uma dica para quem procura comprar sua lembrancinha é o Mercado de São José, localizado no bairro de São Jose no centro do Recife. No Mercado você encontra varias opções de artesanato local, todos produzidos por artesões da região. O mercado fica no bairro de São José, e funciona de Segunda à sábado: 06h às 18h e Domingo: 6h às 12h.

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  Graffiti in Istanbul

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

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    Vahit

  Istanbul is not only the city of legendary mosques and bazaars, it is also so rich in street art, especially Graffiti. Empty walls of apartments and shops turn into great art pieces in just one night. Here is the photo of one of my favorite near to my house. Enjoy :)

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  Estaleiro Bar - forró

  • Ilhabela, Brazil

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    Community

  Every wednesday there is this amazing and cultural forró party at estaleiro bar! The band is locally famous and known as Trio Luar, you can check them on www.trioluar.com.br This is the most traditional party on the island! Forró is a truly brazilian rhythm present in every city that make people joyful and united through dance :) Come on and party as a local :)

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  Istanbul Airport

  • Al Madam, United Arab Emirates

  • 

    Vahit

  Hi guys, 29th October is the last of Istanbul's current International Airport (Ataturk) Flights after that day will be in new airport. It is much further away from the city center. So please arrange your transfers keeping that in mind. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Have a nice trip :)

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  Bac Lieu Longan Gadern

  • Zangakatun, Armenia

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    Community

  If you come here before the Mid-Autumn Festival, you also have the opportunity to have fun at local festivals, listen to don ca tai tu (southern folk music) or learn about the culture of the land of the Kinh, Khmer and Chinese people.

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  Banh xeo

  • Hòa Bình, Vietnam

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    Community

  If you can not decide what there is to eat in the afternoon in Ho Chi Minh City, banh xeo- one of the favorite foods in Vietnamese daily life- could be the best choice for your snack time

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  Noc Nan historial monument

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  This is a most famous place about historical aspect in Bac Lieu Province and it's wothest for tourist visit one time

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  Hung Thien Pagoda

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  Bac Lieu, Viet Nam, Buddha statue at Hung Thien pagoda, Mekong Delta, place for religion travel, big statue of Bodhisattva at Buddhist temple, Vietnam

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  Xiem Can Pagoda

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  Xiem Can Pagoda in the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu is a splendid architectural structure of the Khmer community and has long been a famous spiritual destination of the province.

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  Cao Van Lau theater

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  Unique Non La Theater slated to open July in Bac Lieu Huynh Kim By Huynh Kim in Bac Lieu A unique Non La (conical hat) Theater, also known as Cao Van Lau Theater, will be debuted in July in the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu.

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  Bac Lieu Salt Fields

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  In Hoa Binh and Dong Hai communes, people extract salt from seawater. The salt-making season generally lasts from December to April. It is said that the seawater in Bac Lieu is so clean and salty that the salt-making process is easy and quick.

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  Bun Bo Cay Bac Lieu

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  " Bun Bo Cay Bac Lieu " is a local food and famous special food in Mekong Delta in Viet Nam.

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  Prince of Bac Lieu House

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  The house was designed by French engineer and all construction materials were brought from France.

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  Bac Lieu Offshore Wind Farm

  • Bạc Liêu, Vietnam

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    Community

  "The first phase of the two-stage power plant extended over 80ha and comprised ten wind turbines with a total capacity of 16MW."

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  Teatro Oi Casa Grande

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  Teatro Oi Casa Grande is the biggest theater in Rio de Janeiro. This is why the biggest musical plays made in Brazil or Broadway's adaptions are presented there. During all February it presents "Bibi, uma vida em Musical", that tell the personal and profissional trajectory of Bibi Ferreira, a big Brazilian Star who is, today, 95 years old and is still working in the stages.

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  Diving

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  With us you can explore the wonderful underwater universe by snooker or by scuba diving (we used to call "baptism"). You choose the sea: Arraial do Cabo, Cabo Frio or Angra dos Reis (Ilha Grande). These places are the "Brazilian Caribbean", with a amazing marine wildlife. The price includes transfer, boat, equipment and the diving. We have an option that includes an overnight stay in Cabo Frio.

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  Academia Náutica (sail)

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  Sail is always an amazing experience! At Academia Náutica you can choose between learn how to sail in a trip with instructors or just having fun sailing in Baia de Guanabara until Cagarras Islands, a set of 7 islands and cliffs located about 5km of Ipanema beach, one of the postcards of Rio de Janeiro. But if you already sail and just want to rent a boat, at Academia Náutica you can do it too.

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  Feira de São Cristóvão

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  The Feira de São Cristóvão is an amazing option to buy, eat, drink, dance and have fun in a same place. It offers crafts, food, drinks, Brazilian folklore and music. The Fair resumes the Nordeste region of our Brazil and offers to the guest 700 stands of a rich tradition: the Nordeste music (forró, xote, baião, xaxado, repente, embolada, maracatu etc)

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  Samba School Rehearsal

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  The Carnival is coming soon and the main attraction is the Samba Schools Parade. During all the year the schools prepares it, choosing the themes, music and lyrics. After that, every Saturday, all of them make a "big party" in their headquarters we call "Rehearsals". On the last Saturday before the Carnival, they make the last one. Tijuca`s headquarter is in downtown and is the safest one.

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  Pedra Bonita

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Térèse Bellido

  This is a special trail for tracking and to the best view of Rio de Janeiro. The trail is easy (only 1,5km) and very pleasure. The worse part of the tour is to get from the main gate to the trail, because we have to climb a steep slope. But if we go by car, we can park on the top of the slope and only start the trail. On the top of Pedra Bonita the view is really amazing.

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  Kasutera - The Japanese Sponge Cake

  • Holice, Czech Republic

  • 

    Andreia Silva

  Japanese sponge cake... in Lisbon? Yes! Why? Because in fact Kasutera is a japanese delicacy, with its roots in the portuguese sponge cake recipe that was taken by the Portuguese navigators to Japan around the XVI century. In this little and beautiful shop you can find the traditional recipe with honey and the wonderful taste of green tea.

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  The fantastic world of Portuguese sardine

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  This is is a typical tourist trap. It´s a shop that sells canned sardines, where the customer can choose a can with a specific year in the package. Although it may be a funny idea, the truth is that it´'s quite expensive for canned sardines. If you want to take home a quality product for its real value, choose one of the specialized canning shops. Here it is only for tourists to see and buy ...

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  SUBWAY

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  São Paulo subway is clean, fast and we will use it a lot on our rides! Not that cheap, however it is very usefull and it is even beautfull in some stations.

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  ESCADÃO DO BIXIGA

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  This place is lovely! There are a lot things for us to see. A nearby Theatre, several italian restaurants, a famous and traditional Catholic Church, there are a market for ancient stuff... a lot of stuff: toys, trains, military things, let's go for a ride!

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  BRAZILIAN PUBLIC LIBRARY

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Why don't we take a time for a ride in some public libraries? From the biggest Biblioteca Mario Mario de Andrade until the small Library from my neighborhood (specialized) in poetry, we will see how this gorvernmet offers cuture to Brazilian People. here is a Library inside Parque Vlla Lobos wich is an unique building in Brazil, our style, let's go!

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  Big Trees

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  São Paulo is the biggest city in the South hemisphere. It as built over a giant forest. In some places, if we pay atention, we can realise that there is an pen fight for ground... city and trees are competing for each squared inch in this area. It is very beautfull to see the giant trees all over the city!

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  FEIRA!

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Let's spend a time walking on a FEIRA! It is where most part of people buy vegetables. There are too many food, people waste it on the street floor, wich makes me wonder about all world's problems. There are too much exotic fruits and people, let's hear how the workers sell theis papays, oranges, bananas, canela and them drink some sugar cane juice!

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  WALKING TOUR - ALTO DE PINHEIROS

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  The neighborhood named ALTO DE PINHEIROS is close to the famous Vila Madalena area. There are a lot of alleyways fullfilled with walls graphic arts, we can go for a nice walk thru green squares and nice calm streets, downhill untill Vila Madalena Bars and Parties!

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  NIGHT TOUR

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  At night, São Paulo is sleepless.... It is not like a place where everybody are without any worry, THE WHOLE CITY IS ON ALERT STATUS... And it is very beautfull, very tragic, very fragile... And I invite you to take a night tour!

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  It's all about the food!

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  No matter what you're in mood for, Mexico CIty has it!! Any kind of restaurant, vegan, kosher, Indian, Colombian, for children, street food, any budget,romantic, with a view... and of course MEXICAN starting on tacos which we have LOTS of types. you just have to know where to go... it may be overwhelming but just check out your sources. A TIP: Get ready for SPICY, YET DELICIOUS!

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  Bike Mexico CIty off

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  Every Sunday one of the main ave. of the City closes to cars and only for bikes. The route goes through the most historical places, restaurants, museums, etc. You can rent (by day, week, year), or borrow a bike for for 3 hrs. BUT if you're feeling bold, you can bike through the city at any time, just look out for the cars, they say that if you can drive in Mexico City, you can drive anywhere!

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  Leave the city without getting far away from it

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  National park less than an hr away from the city, it has a historic former convent in the middle of the woods, great cheap Mexican dishes and is a great place to trail run. You can spend the whole morning wandering surrounded by tall beautiful trees getting to tour where silent monks found a perfect spot to honor their silent vow. Outside you can buy tacos, quesadillas and great coffee.

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  Jurerê Beach

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  The best beach for a sea bath os swimming, since this one of the warmest waters of the island. At this beach you can rent an umbrella and a chair, as well as find yourself some drinks by the sea. Just make sure you have your sunscreen and be careful with the sun after 10 am and before 4 pm.

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  Box 32

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  This is a mix of local culture and famous presence. The small place has received many brazilian and internacional artists, all in search of enojoying their cousine wich is based on seafood, mediterranian and brazilian cousine.

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  Mercado Público

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  One of the best places to get to know the culture of the city. In the heart of downtown, at the Public Market you can buy food, vegetables and all sorts of fresh seafood. There are more than 15 restaurants, all serving seafood. The architecture is beautiful and walking around you can get to know some pieces of art in small stores, souveniers and trinkets. There are also many local fashion stores.

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  Santo Antônio de Lisboa Beach

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  You will find a small beach at one side and great mister and seafood restaurants at the other. All of these, inside a small portuguese village. There are also small art galleries and a small fair on sundays where you can find cool souvenires.

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  Ponta das Caranhas Restaurant

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  Great food, great view. O nice choice to get to know the local cousine, specilized in seafood.

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  Praia Mole

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  Great place to go when the sun is shining. Sun i friendly before 10 am and after 4 pm. Make sure you bring an umbrella, sunscreen and a pic nic towel. Maybe some snacks. Enjoy the energy, watch people surf, make friends or just relax!

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  Caprioli

  • Providencia, Chile

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    Community

  Caprioli Cafe is one of the cheapest places to eat during a walk in the Mall Costanera Center, located in the center of Santiago next to the Mapocho River. A coffee next to a cake can cost less than $ 5, and after 9 pm, everything costs half the price. I recommend the pizzas with basil, very good for when you are in a hurry.

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  THE BRIDGE PICTURE

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Do you want a super profile picture ? A really great picture? So, let's go untill this bridge and get a great picture! We must not take too much time there, and after the picture, let's go on a car ride across São Paulo city.

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  Parque Metropolitano de Santiago

  • Providencia, Chile

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    Community

  In the metropolitan park you can find different attractions, by day you can go in tourist plan after a rainy day the view of the park is beautiful to appreciate santiago. Within the park there are different sectors such as botanic gardens, trails, teleferics, (see website). This hill is quite safe by the approaches of pedro de valdivia, a pleasant walk or a complete exercise, depending on one.

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  La vega Central

  • Recoleta, Chile

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    Community

  Mainly you can find fresh vegetables, among other edible products. I would not recommend buying meat as the butchers is not the specialty. Mainly it is a point that meets the culinary tastes of the Chilean, Peruvian and Venezuelan. There are pretty good and affordable cuisines. The place has its charm where you see the popular language of Chile, I recommend speaking clear Spanish.

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  Mercado Central

  • Santiago, Chile

  • 

    Community

  In the perimeter we find the most economic premises and also stands for products to take away. In the center of the market is the most popular restaurant called "augusto" of average price. In the main entrance of the market is "el galeon", it is the most "elegant" and more private. located near the metro station "Cal y Canto", always be attentive, go during lunch hours and good command of Spanish.

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  Art & Culture

  Borderio

  • Vitacura, Chile

  • 

    Community

  is a sector that offers different culinary options, some to be able to eat or drink and have a good view, at night is more beautiful to attend if you want to appreciate the design of the walk. recommended for couples, not so much to go alone to eat without a companion. If you go alone it is likely that the place where you most enjoy is the bar monsenor that has a nice view at night.

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  Art & Culture

  barrio meiggs

  • Santiago, Chile

  • 

    Community

  is a place where you can find cheap articles, not necessarily original or from the area, you can find good products anyway. the origin is mainly of Chinese or Indian things. It is a comfortable place to go in the week and on the weekend it gets busy. if you plan to go to this place I hope to master good Spanish and always dress simple not to draw much attention.

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  Cielo

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Spectacular!!!! It is quite an experience to go to this restaurant; I love how they take one to different places with the little touches that accompany each dish (a coconut, coffee plant, etc) ... the food is delicious, and you have to enjoy each bite .

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  Museo del Tequila

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  In its three floors there is a permanent exhibition that up to now consists of 2,900 bottles of this liquor, which accredits it as the largest collection outside of Mexico. The restaurant has adequate rooms to offer an excellent service equipped with bar and kitchen, the decoration is clearly Mexican and the staff is always ready to collaborate and give you the best of the site.

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  Astrid y Gaston

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Astrid & Gastón is reinvented with a new menu inspired by the flavors and ingredients of Lima, by chef Ronal Bautista. Excellent work from the sommelier too, who matched our experience to perfection.

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  Museo de los niños

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The Children's Museum Colsubsidio has 25 different stages in which they develop close to 40 dynamic activities for children and young people, allowing them to experiment, play and learn about topics related to science, technology and culture.

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  Brasa Brasil

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  In my opinion it is the best rodizio in Bogota. Really, very good and complete. And the change in the peso to the dollar is really economic, compared to other countries. Very highly recommended. Oh, and there is also live music during the weekends.

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  Criterion

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Fantastic ambient and the food just perfect; its presentation is perfect and its taste delicious. I recommend the tasting menu.

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  Kathmandu

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The best asian food restaurant; they take care of every detail of the decor making it unique and the food is delicious; suuuper recommended the lamb. For improvement, it provides an Arab dance show during the night, but it is very short.

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  Local, by Rauch

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  This restaurant uses contemporary French techniques to prepare classic Colombian dishes, giving them an original and very pleasant touch. I was pleasantly surprised with the place! The entrances are very rich, especially the 'buñuelitos' with a bull's tail. The best is the fish, that is delicious and fresh, and the black post is particularly recommended.

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  San Isidro

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  San Isidro is a classics´ classic, delicious, the attention is excellent, the place; from the cold of the monserrate mountain to the warmth of the fireplace is quite cozy; the balcony to see Bogota is beautiful.

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  Gaira

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  You can not miss this place when you visit Bogota; you can eat delicious, dance, enjoy different shows and more. The food has an artistic presentation and the mixture of flavors is delicious. As it is always busy, the service may take some time, but it's worth waiting for it.

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  Abasto

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The Brunch is delicious and plentiful, excellent variety of typical Colombian dishes. Recommended for a mid-Sunday morning. I will be back

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  La granja

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Excellent. I love the atmosphere and the attention. Although the dishes are late in arriving, but while you wait you can go visit the farm and feed some of the animals. The decor is very nice and the restaurant has many atmospheres. Super recommended.

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  bistecca e vino da trattoria de la plaza

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The food is lovely, generous and with very good service. I would go back many times! I recommend going on plans to taste wines.

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  Jungla Kumba

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Jungla Kumba is a restaurant for families with small children. It is literally a man-made jungle with tables for large groups and the top floor is a play area. I would have loved to go to this place when I was a kid, and my little cousins say it is the best if you are a child, and if you are a dad you can eat something in a pleasant environment, while your children have fun.

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  Di - Lucca

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  I remembered the taste of this place and I tried this time the risotto three cheeses and it always surprises me its texture and its exquisite flavor. I like that they do not skimp on anything to make their pastas and sauces. The best kept secret of this place is the balsamic .... the best I've ever had and it's made by them ... so I give it higher value for this.

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  casa vieja

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Excellent atmosphere and traditional Colombian food. The menu is very complete and the service excellent. A good place to visit after walking around El Centro.

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  14 Inkas

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  One of the best Peruvian restaurants in Bogota. They have options for all tastes. The ceviches are delicious, as are the pincers. The atmosphere is very nice and the service impeccable.

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  canasto pic nic bistro

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Fantastic menu, in a plate of many flavors (example carrot cream and contaduro), the rissoto of mushrooms can not be beaten, with that touch of smooth parsley. I recommend the Canasto Salad and the Sanduche Canasto. The best thing is to be able to ask for the basket and the tablecloth to make a picnic at the park in front of it.

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  Paloquemao

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Popular market square, where you can find all the Colombian fruits and vegetables, as well as being very attractive to take photos.

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  Zona T

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  is an area delimited by two pedestrian streets that form a T, hence its name. It is an important gastronomic area, with pubs and breweries.

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  theatron

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The biggest gay record. A place with more than 5 rooms and opens all night.

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  El Bembe

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  To dance salsa and spend it delicious. And it is a Cuban cuisine restaurant

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  Cuban jazz café

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  For lovers of Cuban music, a very pleasant place to drink and dance.

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  El museo erotico

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  If you are curious about sexual love but want to explore it in an artistic way, the Museum of American Erotic Art (MaReA) is the ideal place. It is the first museum of erotic art founded in America, in which you can appreciate real and virtual exhibitions and participate in workshops and forums.

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  El museo de la basura

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Small museum of a citizen who decided to give a lesson to everyone about the bad use of garbage.

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  La bolera de San Francisco

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It's a nightclub, where they have parties and you can go bowling.

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  Biblioteca Virgilio Barco

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A public library with great infrastructure, won prizes for its architecture and is an ideal place to walk and take photos.

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  El páramo de Sumapaz

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  "If you had the opportunity to see the documentary 'Colombia Magia Salvaje', you will not only have realized that the capital is the protagonist of the country's natural wealth, but that it is fortunate also by the pure water that get to us through these ecosytems. A factory of life that is worth knowing to appreciate what it means to have the joy of living in Bogota. "

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  Quebrada la Vieja

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A walk in the middle of the forest in Bogota. For lovers of outdoor sports, there are approximately 40 minuts of climbing to see a spectacular view of everything Bogota.

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  Cabaret

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is a theater and also a very elegant restaurant. The shows are always lively. The place is beautiful.

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  Divercity

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is a park that simulates a city on a scale, where children between 3 and 13 years old can play to be big, assuming more than 35 roles

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  aqua park

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Slides, wave pools and lots of water fun. An ideal place to go with children and spend all day there.

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  salitre magico

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is a large amusement park, located between lots of green. It currently has 30 attractions

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  Parque de los novios

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A beautiful park with a beautiful lagoon where you can sail in small rented boats.

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  Quipin - Milk Caramel

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Quiet space, observation of beautiful nature, beautiful garden, very good parking. And the best ..... enjoy the best arequipes of flavors .... and many more things. Restaurant.

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  Spa Diana Suarez

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Beauty for your body and mind. Reducing massages, yoga classes and much more.

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  Alo Brasil

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The best Brazilian food restaurant; They take care of every detail of the decor making it unique and the food is delicious, they have all the typical Brazilian dishes and the caipirinha is super recommended

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  Gastronomy market

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A different supermarket where you can find rare products of the world.

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  la macarena

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Traditional zone in Bogota, where you can find restaurants from different countries

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  zona G

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Traditional zone in Bogota, where you can find restaurants from different countries

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  Gyros y Kebbab

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Typical Arabian restaurant, where besides delicious eating you can rent a Nargila and share a pleasant moment.

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  Bom Gosto Panaderia

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Brazilian bakery with the best gastronomy of the Brazilian festivities, I loved the ¨Pastel de feria¨ and the ¨Coxinhas de galinha¨

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  The Red Room

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  An elegant restaurant with beautiful decor. An outstanding place for those who want to experience a new way to enjoy cocktails, drinks and good food in Bogota ..

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  Bandido Bistro Restaurant

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Cool Bogota restaurant, where you can eat a delicious Octopus and other special dishes. On weekends there is live music.

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  termales de Machetá (hot springs)

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Hot water directly out of the volcanoes, in addition to relaxing is medicinal. Just 2 hours from Bogota

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  360 roof top

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Discotheque with international djs. A site with 3 different environments.

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  El Coq Bar

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The coolest bar in Bogota, with international djs and a very cool decoration.

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  armando records

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A very large bar with very nice people and very cool music

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  440 Music Bar

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Salsa live with a band of more than 8 musicians; a delicious place to dance with real salsa.

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  Septimazo

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The main avenue of Bogota closes in the downtown area so that artists and street vendors have a stage to show to the public that passes by.

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  Outlet La Floresta

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The best brands with the best prices. Plus Of 60 Recognized Brands, Restaurants and Parking with Security.

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  Teatro Colon

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The Colón Theater of Bogota is the national theater of Colombia, built in an area of ​​2,400 square meters. Its style is neoclassical and its facade is of Tuscan order Doric, in carved stone, with three parts separated by two cornices also in stone.

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  Andres Carne de Res

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A very fun restaurant and disco, for its decoration, attendants and music.

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  Maloka centro intercativo tecnologico

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Maloka is a theme park about science and technology for the appropriation of Knowledge. And has a 3D Dome Cinema

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  Centro Comercial Andino

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is the coolest Mall in the city, where you can find the best brands and the most beautiful people of Bogota.

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  Centro Comercial Andino

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is the coolest Mall in the city, where you can find the best brands and the most beautiful people of Bogota.

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  Teatro la Mama

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It's a very traditional theater A different place to meet with art, now also make touches of Bogota rock bands.

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  Teatro Patria

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is a theater that always has a comedy programming

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  Barrio la Candelaria

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A special colonial neighborhood to walk around and take lots of photos.

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  Museo: Casa de la Moneda

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is a Museum where the artworks on display are always being changed.

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  Grafitis por Bogotá

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Bogota has great graffiti throughout the city; the walk to know all of them can take a whole day or more.

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  Teatro Nacional

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Traditional Colombian theater with classic and modern plays.

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  Teatro Casa Ensamble

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Theater with several simultaneous plays. It is a great house where you can also go for dinner and drinks.

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  Pubway

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Bar located in the parkway, for young and lively people.

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  Park way

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  An avenue with a park in the middle and at its sides many delicious restaurants. A good place to walk, eat and take nice photos.

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  Crepes and Waffles

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Typical Colombian season in the form of crepes. And also the best ice cream in town.

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  Wok

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  On the menu you will find dishes representing Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and Cambodian food, among others, prepared as far as possible with ingredients from local communities.

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  La Chula Bar

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A Mexican themed bar and restaurant, very fun and enjoyable. You'll find the best mariachi in Bogota

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  The room lashes y lashes

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Eyelash Specialists; the best place to take care of your eyelashes

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  Praga Salon

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  For the lovers of caring for themselves, a salon where their specialty is hair dyes. An exclusive place where you will always find famous actors and artists.

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  Rocas de Suesca

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Great rocks to climb or walk around and take pictures. These are aligned along 2 kilometers with walls ranging from 20 meters to 130 meters high. Downstream are the Bogota River and the railway. A paradise for rock climbers, these sportsmen have opened, 400 climbing routes, which present practically all the difficulties that this difficult and exciting sport poses to its practitioners.

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  Laguna Sagrada de Guatavita

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The traditional lagoon where the Indians are said to throw all the gold and precious stones to praise their god. It is around 2 hours from Bogota and the walk is about 40 minutes up and 30 minutes down.

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  Minas de Sal de Nemocón

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  An impressive salt mine that can be traversed and at the end of the tour, you can buy everything made with salt, with healing properties.

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  Iglesia de Sal de Zipaquirá

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Just 2 hours from Bogota there is an impressive salt church built underground. At the end of the tour you can buy precious stones much cheaper than normal.

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  Torre Colpatria

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  On weekends you can climb to the top of the tower and see the 360 degree view of Bogota

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  La Tartine

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  French restaurant served by the owner, a very dear Frenchman and excellent chef.

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  Quinta de Simon Bolivar

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Finca where Simon Bolivar lived; you can visit his house and enjoy its gardens.

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  Plaza Bolivar

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Plaza where the mayor's office, the senate, the capitol and the house of the president of the republic is. A very typical place to take good photos.

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  Planetario

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A beautiful place to see the stars and the planets; as we are at 2600mt the spectacle is impressive.

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  Eat & Drink

  El templo del Té

  • Bogotá D.C., Colombia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A charming spot dedicated to tea lovers 🍃 Here, you can choose from over 70 varieties of teas and infusions sourced from Asia, Europe, South Africa, and beyond. It’s not just about tasting — you can also immerse yourself in the culture and traditions of tea through engaging workshops and themed events held throughout the year.

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  Parque el Virrey

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is the most cool and beautiful park in the city. Ideal for exercise or just walking.

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  Parque de la 93

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Park surrounded by the best restaurants; on sunny days people picnic or simply lie on the grass to sunbathe.

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  Harry´s Sasson

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The entrance to a large house in a lush grove is beautiful. Its interior is decorated in wood, and is elegant. The tables were well served by a staff willing to cooperate without being intrusive. We tried the grilled salmon, with its exquisite sauce, rice with almonds and finally creme bruleé. Excellent experience.

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  Casa Brava

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Restaurant with a nice view of the city. Guarded parking, large green areas, chiva tour, day and night horseback riding,

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  Casa Grande

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  House of events of one of the best photographers of Bogota. It is located in the park way.

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  Especia Humana

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The best spices you get there. You can make your own sets according to the spices that you like. Small boxes for four bottles, medium for six and large for nine or extra large for thirty !!

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  Haga Pan - Escuela de panaderia

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The best academy of bakery and pastry shop in Bogotá, with more than 40 years of work.

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  Azahar Coffee Bogotá

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Specialists in coffee, select and sell the best coffee from different parts of the country.

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  Museo Botero

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The plastic artist Botero, donated much of his private collection in addition to his great works consecrated worldwide

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  Museo del Oro

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  All the magic of the gold is in that museum, with many sculptures in gold, that shows us the whole history of our ancestors.

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  Jardin Botanico

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A Botanic garden with many species of fauna and flora, ideal for nature lovers.

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  Iglesia Monserrate

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  The church of Monserrate is on top of the highest part of the city, having a beautiful view. You can go by train, by cable car or by walking (for great sportsmen).

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  Ciclovia

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  Much of Bogotá's avenues close, to give way to the bike path, a pleasant place to exercise.

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  Feria de Usaquen

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays the best artists take their crafts and other products for sale.

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  Missi

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  School of musical theater. Each year produces the best musical theater shows in Bogota and Colombia.

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  Rustica Casa Cervecera

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is a Colombian brewery, with different types of beers all of high quality. Nothing will ever be the same after testing the Brown ale

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  Dos Carreras

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A bar with specialty in craft beers, sometimes has live show and is always a very good place to relax.

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  Hombre Mono

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is a small and super nice Theater. It is one of the most visioned theaters in Bogota. I admire his fighting spirit.

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  El Pepino Bar

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  A delightful place to go dancing and to meet people from all over the world. The place is also one of the best Hostel in the city

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  Andante Ma Non Troppo

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Hada Luz Angel

  It is the most delicious restaurant of pastas and desserts in Bogota. With 25 years of existence, they manufacture everything they sell, which makes the place unique.

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  Eat & Drink

  Zeppelin Old Bar

  • Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Cover bands of all the state come to this bar to make some good music to us. The menu also brings a lot of good stuffs, all for a medium price. But the best part here is that we have other places around this same bar with cheap food and drinks, we got 6 bars around this area besides Zeppelin Old Bar.

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  Sport & Outdoors

  Moqueca Capixaba

  • Natal, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Delicious fish cooked with vegetabes, like tomato, onion, coriander... You will enjoy both the food and the beach. There are no waves on the sea (like a swimming pool), so you can practice some sea activities like Kayak, Stand-Up Paddle etc.

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  Sport & Outdoors

  Sunset Boat Ride

  • Natal, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Amazing sunset boat ride on Potengi River, Natal Downtown . It's the last and most beatiful part of a good city-tour: beatiful landscapes, amazing sunset and also very good explanations from the oficial boat guide . From Tuesday to Sunday.

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  PEOPLE'S PARK (PARQUE DO POVO)

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  This is the best place for you to see how people really live in São Paulo - with so many buildings, people don't have enough room for walking with their dogs, jogging and practicing outdoor activities; so they go to exercise at People's Park, looking to the skyscrapers, with a wonderful view!

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  MINHOCÃO

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  This one is a must go! Inspired by High Line Park in NYC, this viaduct closes on the weekends for cars traffic and open for people to take a stroll, run, walk their pets, skate, roller and even swim (!) on this big area located in downtown SP. According this article, this is the best place to take pictures in São Paulo: http://www.viajenaviagem.com/2015/08/sao-paulo-passeio-domingo-minhocao

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  Widow Jane Distillery

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  Founded by Daniel Preston, Widow Jane Distillery in Red Hook was created based on the love and appreciation for whiskey his grandfather had. He produces the only US whiskey that is totally GMO free throughout the entire process. From “the enzymes used in the fermentation to the grains used in the mash.” They have fantastic tours and tastings, that are a great option for a weekend activity!

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  Brooklyn Boulders

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  Brooklyn Boulders is one of the greatest workouts to have a bit of downtime from the city. They offer a great 22,000sqft space for rock climbing since 2009. They’ve added Augmented Reality to their menu of classes! How it works? There are projections on the walls that create a videogame experience for the climbers. The objective is to touch each projection – or target – as fast as possible.

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  Aire Ancient Baths

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  The experience of ancient Greek and Roman baths in NYC! Aire Ancient Baths is one of the top get-aways in the city. They offer a variety of water induced relaxation sessions ranging from the hottest water at 102ºF, to the super cold water pools that can go down below 46ºF. We love their newest treatment called Red Wine Baths. We all know that grapes are huge antioxidants.

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  The Ship NYC

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  If you are walking through Lafayette Street, in SoHo, and see a little door saying “The Ship NYC”, do walk in and you’ll surely have a pleasant surprise! They will take you on a journey. Their menu is great and their cocktails even better! The “Bartender’s Choice” is always a good pick if you’re the adventurous type. Try the slow cooked octopus with celery root puree, horseradish and sunomono.

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  Samui Brooklyn

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  I absolutely love a low key neighborhood called Fort Greene. It boasts an amazing ambience – from the decor, to the menu – everything is first class. Drinks are fantastic - ask for Taja to make you the best ginger caipirinha. You will not regret it! We enjoyed both a carnivorous and vegetarian modern Thai menu. To die for! For dessert: poached pear with vanilla ice cream & pandan sauce.

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  Milk & Roses

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  This restaurant in Greenpoint, located at the far tip of Brooklyn, is one of our favorites! Milk & Roses offers a fine American cuisine with a Southern Italian influence, in a fantastic, low back environment. The best part of it is that... in the back they have a gorgeous garden! Plus, all the ingredients are carefully sourced and they make sure they come from the best suppliers on the market.

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  Rough Trade NYC

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  One of the best places to visit in NY, if you’re into great music, a great selection of books and magazines, delicious coffee and drinks, plus… if you’re a vinyl lover, or collector, is Rough Trade. You’ll find everything from old all-time favorites, to new, upcoming artists and great hits. A vast variety of musical instruments and accessories are found around the store too.

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  BIG ROCK! - Pedra Grande

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  From the top of this rock, people can see the whole city! A lovely place to visit on the weekends. If you're lucky, you will see some monkeys screaming from the top of the trees - true nature around you. If you choose go to this place, I will provide brazilian traditional food for us eat up there!

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  Gurney’s Montauk Resort and Seawater Spa

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

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    Fernanda Paronetto

  Gurney’s Montauk Resort and Seawater Spa is 2.5h away from Manhattan, almost at the very tip of the Long Island peninsula. The suites are beautiful, with a sophisticated and clean decor – be sure to ask for the ocean view. Some of the coolest people go there to escape the crazy Hampton's lifestyle, even though it's just around the "corner" from all the parties! Enjoy some "upscale" down time.

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  The Ludlow Hotel

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  The Ludlow Hotel launched in the end of 2014 and in no time was considered “the place to stay” in town! You'll probably bump into some of the trendiest folks on the planet, since their bar is also a hang out spot! The Dirty French restaurant offers a French cuisine mixing the classic french recipes with modern tastes and techniques. Note: their reservations are taken with 1 month in advance.

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  Urban Cowboy

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

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    Fernanda Paronetto

  Urban Cowboy is one of the coolest B&B’s (Bed & Breakfast) you’ll ever find! The décor is rustic and intimate at the same time, making you feel you’re at home - or at least, at a friend’s place. Every detail is intriguing, done with much love, but effortless at the same time, which definitely gives it a twist. We just love the concept of this B&B, where you get to meet the other guests.

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  The Brooklyn Barge

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  With one of the most astounding views of the Manhattan skyline, The Brooklyn Barge is one of our favorite go-to spots. The place is totally off-the-beaten-track, just like we love. Even getting there is an adventure, making this one of Greenpoint’s gems. During the summer, along the day they offer super cool Kayak and Stand Up Paddle Boarding lessons. It happens from 10am – sunset.

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  CAPRICORN TROPIC

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  This lovely park in the northern part of the city in crossed by the Tropic of Capricorn - how cool is that?! Do you know the history about Capricorn line? I will tell you averything about it while we see a lot of animals, such as the Brazilian capivara, fish, birds and much more!

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  Kola House

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  The new hotspot in New York City is called Kola House! With American dishes and great artisanal cocktails, they recently launched in the Meatpacking District. The house also organizes great events related to Art, Fashion and Music, and that is the best part of it all! The parties are always the must-go in the city, so check their website for more information.

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  Cherry Lane Theatre

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  Cherry Lane Theatre was founded in 1924 and is known as the longest continuously Off-Broadway theatre in New York City! It's located in the super trendy neighborhood called Greenwich Village, in Manhattan. The space is today the home – and “lab”, as they explain – of new American works. They also continue hosting amazing ground-breaking productions. Have fun! Photo: Brian Dubé

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  Epistrophy

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  Luca and Georgia founded the Epistrophy in 2005 – a restaurant with Sardinian-inspired recipes. I love the Quinoa Salad with kale, beet, squash, chickpea, avocado and radish; the Avocado Toast; Vegan pasta with vegetables and a banana muffin with fruits. The coolest thing: every 1st Sunday, Luca himself plays Jazz for his guests! How cool is it to have the owner himself play music for you!?

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  Beco Bar

  • South Wentworthville, Australia

  • 

    Fernanda Paronetto

  We love Beco, a super cool, low-key Brazilian spot in Williamsburg. The team is great: Henrique, Ale, Anita, Luiz... It’s a small place, but they have an outdoor area, with Brazilian & Latin tunes. For brunch try the Eggs Florentine. Also the famous Rabanada: French toast w/baguette, cinnamon & sugar, mixed berries, & maple syrup, served w/choice of bacon, linguiça or turkey bacon. Cash only!

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  BUTANTAN INSTITUTE - Instituto Butantan

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Right on this place, mankind discovered a way to heal people from snake attacks! Yes, right here: a guy wondered why people died from snakes attacks and horses didn't, so he started working by his own to develop a way to save people - and so he did! A very cool spot, and a rare example about where and how Science is made. This area has some museums and a snake/spider/scorpio mini zoo too!

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  TUTTY PIZZAS

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  This is the best example from a traditional pizza pizza from São Paulo city! There are a lot to be explained about pizzas around here... "Paulistanas" pizzas ("paulistano" means what is genuinily from the city of São Paulo) are very different from pizzas in other places from Brazil and the rest of the world. If you come to SP and don't try a pizza, it's like you didn't visit here at all!

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  SACRED ART MUSEUM - Museu de Arte Sacra

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  This museum is focused on sacred art: featuring a lot of gold and silver pieces, it has a lot of Catholicism History, and an interesting aspect is that they have a lot of different Christmas Cribs too! Actually, here you can find Christmas Cribs from a lot of countries - maybe you'll find one from yours? ;)

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  PARQUE DA LUZ

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Unfortunately this beautiful park is a TRAP! Located next to one of our main museums (Pinacoteca) and other lovely places, this is also where we have one of the worst areas in downtown, called "Cracolândia" - which can be translated as "Skid Row", a neighborhood full of homeless people in Los Angeles. Not that you shouldn't go at all, but just be careful.

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  Eat & Drink

  La Piojera

  • Santiago, Chile

  • 

    Community

  A very popular restaurant during lunchtime - but at the end of the day, it turns into a popular place to have our typical "terremoto", along with other known drinks they have there. A little bit touristic, but a classy and traditional spot to visit.

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  Shop

  Matucana 100

  • Santiago, Chile

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    Community

  A cultural center, contemporary and alternative, with an urban vibe. Its audience is more focused on a simpler and more colaborative mode, which makes it an interesting spot to check ou if you're visiting the city.

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  Eat & Drink

  Centro cultural Gabriela Mistral

  • Santiago, Chile

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    Community

  A cultural space in downtown Santiago, very interesting and modern. Inside GAM, you can have access to art, music concerts, theatre, dance and other options. A very comfortable space, this is a cultural centre that features contemporary art in a more sophisticated way. Inside, there is always a coffee shop; and you can find free exhibits or activities.

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  Music

  El Clan

  • Recoleta, Chile

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    Community

  This place is known for featuring local Latin American bands. An intimate atmosphere with capacity for 250 people, it helps to watch the bands up close - the gigs usually go until 11pm, and after that the place turns into a club, with DJ and dancefloor. It also has a smoking area.

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  Shop

  Tienda Nacional

  • Santiago, Chile

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    Community

  At La Tienda Nacional, right in the historical center of Santiago, visitors will find not just Chilean music from all genres, but also a wide variety of cultural items from Chile like books, movies and much more. Among their items, they highlight design objects, t-shirts and traditional games, ideal to give away and remember the visit to the country and the city.

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  Antonio's Bar

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  You can find cod cakes, pastries and pies with draft beer and well made caipirinhas, in this laidback bar with lively atmosphere.

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  Centro Luiz Gonzaga de Tradições Nordestinas

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  The Luiz Gonzaga Center for Northeastern Traditions, also known as the São Cristóvão Fair and the Paraiba Fair, is a pavilion that promotes the culture and trade of products from the Northeast. It is located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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  Bar e Restaurante Os Ximenes

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Typical local "bar of the neighborhood", with draft beer, caipirinhas and Brazilian food - including feijoada and delicious Northeastern dishes.

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  Theatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  The Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro is one of the most important Brazilian theaters. It is located in Cinelândia, in the center of the city of Rio de Janeiro; has a gorgeous architecture and an atmosphere that take us back to the old times.

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  Museu Nacional de Belas Artes

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  The Museu Nacional de Belas Artes is an art museum located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is one of the most important museums of its kind in the country, and one of my pseronal favorites to see classical art.

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  CCBB - Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Galleries of art, cinema and theater in neoclassical building built in 1906, managed by Banco do Brasil. An historical building in downtown with a special atmosphere.

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  Champanharia Ovelha Negra

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Specialized house has national and imported selection of champagnes and sparkling wine in chic tavern atmosphere.

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  Pub Kriok

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Nightclub with several types of drinks and wide dance floor to enjoy funk carioca, pop and reggaeton. A place where locals go to dance and enjoy themselves with upbeat music!

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  Rio Scenarium Pavilhão da Cultura

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Gastrobar full of radios and bohemian themes, with Brazilian samba bands and gafieira nights. Located in a three floors historical mansion, each one of them has a different atmosphere and type of music, with a quirky décor and nice crowd.

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  Carioca da Gema

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Bar in old mansion with samba nights and chorinho live, traditional pizzeria and cold beers to enjoy some free time to hango out in good company.

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  Traps

  Taxi trap!

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

  • 

    Community

  A lot of the public taxis have the taximeter fixed up or take you through the long way to charge you more. My advice: ALWAYS know where you're going and, if you must take one, make sure it keeps on wide streets and only for short distances. Follow your gut, if you feel like getting off, GET OFF at a stop sign and once you're out, pay the fee. (Options: uber, cabify, hotel taxi, tours..)

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  Sport & Outdoors

  Marquesa

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

  • 

    Community

  This is an open space close to Mexico City where you can enjoy nature to the fullest. You can rent a motor bike, horse, fish your own trout, pick a place to have a nice barbecue with friends or family or bring your dogs for a nice walk. Depending on what you're looking for it can go from free to medium. You can bring your own food and stuff or pick a place to get the best "quesadillas".

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  Art & Culture

  Museums' Nights!

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

  • 

    Community

  Night's Museums takes place once a month after-hours. This is a night in which the best museums open freely with special event's and expositions, considerin that Mexico CIty only has more that 150 museums and galleries... it's a very special night!

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  Art & Culture

  Mexican Wrestling!!

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  The best and more traditional venue of original Mexican Wrestling!! It's actually a lot of fun and if you pick a wrestler - buy the tickets that same day at the ticket office (unless you buy them in advance for a special fight or so). Try to avoid street sellers. There are parking lots nearby but the best option is to get there by uber/taxi and leave after the event.

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  Sport & Outdoors

  Trajineras

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

  • 

    Community

  Located in the South of Mexico CIty, you can rent a small boat called "trajinera", traditionally decorated to explore around the channels once essential since it's pre-hispanic origins. Nowadays it's a touristic spot great to discover traditional food, drinks, listen to mariachi or just have a look at. It has a haunted spot if you are feeling daring! The house of its endemic species AXOLOTL!

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  Indigenous museum + A delicious gourmet tip

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Brazil is split into five different regions - an enormous and party-colored country. Indigenous culture is associated with Central-West region, and this is a chance to discover another part of Brazil in an event. The museum has three different expositions, including one blue tone that is permanent. Museum also has a tiny store to buy local souvenirs, supporting this local target audience.

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  A Casa do Porco - Pork Restaurant

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  With fresh decor, reminiscent of New York's delicious markets on a street in downtown Sao Paulo, it was designed by chefs Jefferson Rueda (ex-Attimo) and Janaína Rueda (Bar Dona Onça). A mix of bar, restaurant and market, it has windows open to the street in front of their own butchery, and offers takeaway items like the pork sandwich.

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  Bar Léo - Popular and Traditional Bar

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  The establishment has gained fame for serving one of the best draft beers in the city. To ensure the taste and creaminess of the collar, the cups undergo a special wash and the barrels are chilled in a cold room, away from the sun and heat. Recently launched a menu of special caipirinhas.

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  Restaurante Riconcito Peruano - Peruvian Restaurant

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Do not let yourself be carried away by the simple atmosphere and medium service of this Peruvian restaurant. The focus in the house is on the seafood and fresh fish with seasoning brought directly from Peru. Raw seafood, marinated in lemon, in the right consistency and served in generous portions at fair prices and in the traditional Peruvian way - not to miss.

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  Restaurante Esther Rooftop – Esther Rooftop Restaurant

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Located in the 1930's listed building where chef Olivier Anquier used to live, it's a penthouse in the Republic Square that now houses the Esther Rooftop. With a beautiful view of downtown São Paulo, it has a menu that invites you to try several dishes. It represents the verticalization of the city and is a landmark of modernist architecture, project of Vital Brazil and Adhemar Marinho.

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  Edifício Copan – Copan Building

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Next to Edifício Itália is another giant from São Paulo: the Copan Building. Designed by Oscar Niemeyer and built in the 1960s, the building has an "S" shape and boasts some of the most expansive views of the city center. Of so majestic and imposing, it gained an own Postal Code by the post office (01066-900).

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  Restaurante Terraço Itália – Itália Building Restaurant

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  For those who prefer a dinner with a breathtaking view, this is classic that never goes out of style. Featuring Italian food, it's worth to book a reservation in advance.

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  Edifício Martinelli – Martinelli Building

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  A place that offers a view in the heights, without charging anything, is the Martinelli Building, considered the first skyscraper in Latin America. From there, you can see the Anhangabaú Valley, the São Bento Monastery, Sé Cathedral, São João avenue and many other places of interest. The building itself also has an amazing architecture and interesting details.

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  Eat & Drink

  Buena Onda

  • Porto Alegre, Brazil

  • 

    Community

  Menu of the day is rich and always include: organic salad, special dish (lasagna, ratatouille, pie), legumes (beans, lentils, chickenpeas), whole grains and organic Buena Onda's bread. A great retreat that feels wholesome!

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  Saboia Lima

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Hidden street in Rio, where you can find 19th century mansions, a part of the Tijuca's jungle and a small river, just 20 minutes walking from the Tijuca neighborhood central area.

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  Prainha

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Very popular beach in Rio de Janeiro, but not for tourists. Very far of downtown and south area, needs to be reached by car... and it's a real paradise. Clean and nice waters, not much people, a secret place in Rio for you enjoy some chilled time on the sand, or do some surfing.

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  Rio Antigo Fair

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  A fair located in the bohemian neighborhood of Lapa. There are traditional arts, food, showing the antique side of Rio de Janeiro. A very cool place to get a real vibe of Rio's life!

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  Tren turístico de la Sabana

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  It's a traditional train that goes to some of the countryside area close to Bogotá, while a "papayera" plays music and people sell typical food such as chocolate, tamal, almojábanas, etc. It has some stops at the main attractions: La Catedral de Sal-Zipaquirá o Mina de Nemocón y goes to Cajicá to have lunch. It's an all day activity to see not only Bogotá but the places around.

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  Zona rosa

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  Exclusive area where you can find Colombian expensive designers like Silvia Tcherassi, Lina Cantillo, Jhoana Ortiz, Bettina Spitz among the international ones (Dolce and Gabana, Ferragamo, Armani, etc); high class malls and some chic restaurants and bars (like Andrés Carne de Res). But not everything is expensive around here, you can also find fast food and, retail chain clothing brands also.

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  Ciclovía

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  On Sundays and holidays, the main streets are closed to cars, so the space becomes exclusive to people: bikes, scooters, people walking and running, skaters and so. You can also find fresh orange juice along the way and some aerobic shows in some parts of the city; it's fun, healthy and free!

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  Gaira Café

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  Everybody talks about "Andrés Carne de Res" to eat and party; but this is another great place to eat typical Colombian north coast food and party with live good music - and is not that known to tourists, but I can assure you will have lots of fun. Bad thing is that is hard to get in, you need a long time reservation and, regarding prices, is pretty much like "Andrés".

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  Plaza de Paloquemao

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  Market plaza of the most fresh and delicious fruits and flowers mainly - but you can also find craftsmanships, food, cookware sold directly from their producers. You can also see and taste vegetables you might not know and drink delicious natural juices made right there in front of you, and watch some of the Colombia's countryside people.

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  Alimentarte

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  It's a gastronomy festival that takes place in a nice park of Bogotá, with the congregation of some of the best Colombian restaurants and an invited country so you can order from them and eat in the park enjoying fresh air, music, people all around, some shows, etc. It's very popular and the money collected goes to the widows and orphans of polices death in combat.

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  Fast food

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  If you like fast food with a local touch of the place you are visiting, Bogotá has been specializing in delicious and different kind of hamburguers: El Corral, Home burgers, Sierra Nevada, la Burguesería... I'd recomend you to try "El Corral Gourmet" in La Candelaria, with a terrace with a good view of the historic center.

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  Downtown

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  Since the carrera 7, from the "Plaza de Bolívar" to the 24 street is pedestrian, street vendors take advantage to offer all kind of stuff and it becomes a kind of a street carnival with musicians, storytellers, hand made mini Roller coasters, etc. I'll advise visitors to NOT got by yourselves because vendors will charge you more for whatever you like and also it can be a not so safe area.

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  Calle de los zapatos

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  It's a whole street where you'll find all kind of traditional shoe stores, most of them "made in Colombia" out of pure leather, all styles, a little cheaper than at the malls, with good quality and not known for tourists.

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  Mercado de las pulgas

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

  • 

    Diana Marcela Luque

  Like most flea markets around the world, craftsmans and entrepeneurs meet here to sell things you would only find there: from food and exotic fruits to clothes, art, antiques... The market at this part of the city is the "high class" one, so the prices won't be cheap - but not expensive either. As you walk around, you'll see street musicians, vendors, storytellers etc, so it's all an experience.

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  Miscellaneous

  Money Exchange

  • Santos, Brazil

  • 

    Herbert Santo de Lima

  Money Exchange bureau close to the main touristic hotels of the city. Good exchange rates compared to others.

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  Eat & Drink

  Pizzinha

  • Porto Alegre, Brazil

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    Community

  Pizzinha, which translates to "Little Pizza" in English, is a small place for a quick bite before or after partying. They have uncountable toppings and you can even customize your own little pizza! It's usually crowded with students, so it's also a very good place to start a conversation.

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  Amarelinho ( tiny yellow )

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  One of the most ancient restaurants of Rio (96 years old). Famous throughout all social levels.Settled down in a strategic point to explore downtown.

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  Shopping Vertical ( Vertical mall )

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  An outlet mall to buy local clothing paying less (off/sale), featuring acclaimed Brazilian brands: Mara Mac (upper class), Cantão (quirky local), Arezzo (the desired Brazilian global brand shoes), Farm (extremely local style) etc. 10 levels of a mall, exclusive for women's clothes. PS: Size and colors depend on offer due to sale issue.

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  Feira Hippie ( Ipanema fair craft-marketed )

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  The place to buy a local souvenir and see beautiful craft goods. Search for "Fitinha Nosso Senhor do Bonfim", the traditional gift to take back home to your loved ones.

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  Velo Bike Store

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Velo bike rents bikes per hour. My suggestion: Monday to Friday, cycle in direction to Leme. English-speaking employees. A copy of a document is required for rental. Avoid to get closer of Princesa Isabel avenue (I am a Rio's security board partner and focus on making you 100% safe in the city).

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  baixo Botafogo ( Bota SoHo)

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Neighbourhood Botafogo is considered our local London's Soho in the evening: plenty of bars and restaurants, also hot local food and cool atmosphere.

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  Toca do Vinicius (Vinicius's burrow)

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Vinicius Burrow is the reference for Bossa Nova, a local music genre as import as Samba. Owner offers lectures about his genre in multiples languages (be ready to listen to :) It is expected to buy a music content to support the store.

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  Uruguaiana popular street market/mall

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Middle class street market, with 1500 different shops - such as Havaiana's famous flip flop. Uruguaiana subway station drops you inside there!

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  Nearby cities

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Arraial do Cabo is a small town. There you have beautiful beaches with crystal clear waters and some of the best diving in Brazil. Ilha Grande is Brazil’s undeveloped paradise. Stepping off the ferry to the island is to disconnect from the outside world. No cars, no banks. It’s all about relaxing in the sun, swimming and reemerging for fresh seafood. Contact me for more information!

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  Barra da Tijuca Neighbourhood

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  About 15 km west of Rio de Janeiro's South Zone is Barra da Tijuca. Tall residential buildings tower along a never ending beach. The big pastime is sports: Surfing, wind surfing, kite surfing, beach volley, running, fitness, golf… Health, beauty and fitness are dominating features in the area. The place is perfect to enjoy the nightlife with locals. A true find!

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  Walking on Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon area

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  Lagoa Rodrigos de Freitas is a lake under the right arm-pit of Christ the Redeemer, usually used for boating activities. There is a restaurant area, lined with kiosks and bars, offering various types of food and 'live' music. There are also some wholesome recreational family activities to do, like rent a 2-person cycle thingie and have a go around the lake.

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  Botanical Garden

  • Encamp, Andorra

  • 

    Community

  The Botanical Gardens are a true ecological sanctuary and one of the ten most important in the world. Besides housing the rarest species of plants from the flora of Brazil and other countries, it is also an excellent leisure option for children and adults and a delight for those who wish to contemplate nature. Contact me for more details. :-)

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  Trolley to Santa Teresa

  • Encamp, Andorra

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  If in an afternoon in Rio, you find yourself under a veil of clouds and the beach has lost interest, head up to Santa Teresa. It's a neat neighborhood built up in a hilly area that offers great views of the city, and it has a nice quirky atmosphere and an feeling of "old Rio", with the neighborhood and old buildings.

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  Airport transportation traps

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  DO NOT PAY pre-charged rides - only pay by the clock! When you land on Rio's International Airport/Bus Stations there will be some taxi companies offering taxis: don’t take those! it is VERY expensive. They will charge you R$100 for a R$30 ride. The ride should be on the clock. (“Cobrança no taxímetro?”)

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  Sunset in Arpoador Rock

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  The magical Arpoador sunset is quite the spectacle in Rio de Janeiro. Hundreds of people to flock to the rocky Arpoador Peninsula with picnic blankets and cameras to capture the breathtaking event. Situated between the famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema in the Southern zone of Rio de Janeiro, Arpoador offers some of the most incredible views in the city.

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  Steak House Fogo de Chão

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Their varieties of beef are central to the local cuisine of Southern Brazil: it’s rare to find a home in Rio Grande do Sul without a custom grill called a churrasqueira built into the house. This style of cooking is mostly about restraint – the beef is allowed to slowly cook with a subtle seasoning so the natural flavors have time to mature.

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  Hang Gliding

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Rio de Janeiro is amongst the world’s best places to practice hang gliding. Take off is from the ramp at Pedra Bonita hill which is located in Tijuca Forest National Park and stands at a height of 510 m. You will fly above Tijuca Forest with panoramic ocean views before descending to land on the golden sands of Pepino beach in São Conrado.

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  Botafogo Praia Shopping Rooftop

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  On the Rooftop you will have an amazing view of Aterro do Flamengo, Botafogo and Sugar Loaf. It is easy to reach and free. Nice place to take good pictures and relax. Contact me for more details. :-)

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  Matilha Cultural

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  A great venue to enjoy some art, music, culture and take your pet - yes, your pet! There are lot of cool events happening there for a very fair price! Movie sessions, art exhibitions, jazz live sessions, garage sales, pet adoption events, music gigs and much more. Stay tuned on their official website, as well as their Facebook page for upcoming events: https://www.facebook.com/matilhacultural/

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  SESC Pompéia

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  This is a very cool cultural centre located in Pompéia, not far from Barra Funda subway station. Its structure resembles a big old factory made of brickwork. It features different kinds of cheap and even free activities, ranging from concerts to ceramic classes. There's a great place to watch concerts, called "Comedoria" - you can have a beer or eat tasty snacks while listening some great music.

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  Casa das Caldeiras

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  This is a MUST GO place in Sao Paulo. It looks like an old big factory, and it really was! Its structure was formerly risen to serve as an energy plant for the former Mr. Matarazzo (a rich Brazilian businessman) industries. A lot of cool events are hosted there every weekend, and they're usually for free. Stay tuned on their facebook page for upcoming events: facebook.com/casadascaldeiras/

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  Estadão bar & lanches

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  One of the best places to eat in São Paulo, for sure! You can stop by this place any time of the day, any day of the week - it's 24 hours open! So, if you are hungry at 3 in the morning, don't worry, stop by "Estadão" and eat a roast pork sandwich or a typical rice & beans Brazilian dish. Also, the prices are quite cheap and the service is very fast, so you won't wait too long to have your meal!

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  Discopédia party at Trackers

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  "Trackers" is the venue that hosts a lot of parties, and Discopédia is the best party they have! Featuring hip-hop, soul, r&b, funk, and all other kinds of International and Brazilian Black music. The entrance fee is very cheap - men pay R$10, while women pay only R$ 5, but the 50 women who arrive first should pay nothing. The vinyl DJ's are awesome!

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  LAPEJU

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  A very small but cozy place to dance and listen to some nice Brazilian music. The entrance is quite cheap - women pay R$ 7 and men pay R$ 15. Drinks are also cheap, and the staff is outgoing and kind. A cheap but great option for the weekend!

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  Ilú Obá de Min open rehearsals

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  "Ilú Obá de Min" is the name of a well-known Afro carnival block in SP. We are currently having open rehearsals on weekends for 2017 carnival! They'll start this year by January 14th and will continue until February 19th. You may watch us on Saturdays, playing on "Anhangabaú" Valley, right below the "Chá" Bridge. On Sundays, we play on "Patriarca" square. Both places are near from each other!

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  Maracatu Workshop from "Bloco de Pedra" group.

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Take part in an open rehearsal from a music group that plays "Maracatu", a typical Afro-Brazilian rhythm. Visitors are allowed to play any percussion instrument they choose or dance to any song. Can't do this stuff? Don't mind! Members from the group teach you how to play or dance! Get to know Brazilian culture by drumming on percussive instruments, dancing and meeting new people.

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  MEU FORRÓ

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  Sociedade dos Forrozeiros Pé de Serra (Society of people who dance Forró, a typical Brazilian music). The idea of this place is to preserve the roots of this traditional type of music and welcome new talents. A very special place to learn more about local culture!

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  ORQUESTRA DAS PÁS

  • Campo Grande, Brazil

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    Community

  Opened 125 anos ago in Recife, it's known for their music presentations and it's wide space to dance. Besides that, they also have great drinks and snacks, like Camarão empanado and Cheese cubes.

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  UK Pub

  • Recife, Brazil

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  UK Pub is one of Recife's most traditional pucs, a classic in the south area of town. Launched in 2005 and hosting different music projects since then, featuring mostly samba, pagode and funk. But its hors-concours is still classic rock.

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  Instituto Ricardo Brennand

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  The Instituto Ricardo Brennand is a local cultural institution based in Recife and featuring a collection of the local artist Ricardo Brennand. Resembling a castle, the place is one of the most special spots to visit once you're in town!

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  Museu do Metro de Recife

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  The metro station of Estação Capiba reopened its doors as a cultural centre in the neighborhood of São José, downtown Recife. The TRain Museum has over 500 pieces in their exhibitions and it's a very cool place to get out of the off beaten touristic track.

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  Casa da Cultura (Culture's House)

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  Casa da Cultura is a former prison, closed 40 years ago. It was all renovated and nowadays, it hosts different local shops that sell from typical cuisine to handcraft articles. A very interesting spot to take pictures, appreciate architecture and to shop.

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  Paço do frevo

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  A local institution focused on the typical local dance of FREVO. Special programs on the weekends with music and dance to experiment the local rhytym.

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  Arretado de Bom

  • Recife, Brazil

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    Community

  Typical northeastern cuisine, cozy yet classy. You can try coffee with cuscuz, tapiocas and other local dishes in the room decorated with themed art.

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  Street Carnival

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  Although Rio, Salvador and Recife take all the fame; São Paulo's street carnival grew in an exponencial scale over the past few years - with support from the mayor and more investments, we now can brag about our street carnival too! With "blocos de rua" (the different open "parties", usually based on a special theme) getting bigger & better every year, prepare your costume and hit the streets :)

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  La Guapa

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  The famous Argentinian empanadas (served in this place created by Paola Carosella, one of Brazil's Masterchef jury members) should be on your list to try once in São Paulo, but not just in any of three spots she owns: this is def the best because it's inside one of our coolest book shops (so it's two things to check in one! ;) Cozy atmosphere, good coffee, a perfect snack and books? Yes, please!

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  Praça Dom José Gaspar

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  One of the many downtown squares, this one is a favourite because it combines the green space with other attractions: one of the oldest bars in São Paulo (Paribar), an old comercial gallery now with some very cool shops (Galeria Metrópole), the very famous São Luis avenue and its great architecture, some samba bars always busy during nightime and the public library (Biblioteca Mário de Andrade).

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  Holy Burger

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  In my opinion, this is the best burger in São Paulo. This small place, decorated with urban references and run by a catholic family (therefore the "holy" in the name ;) has good quality food, served in an informal environment. Vegetarians do have a choice as well: their veggie burger, made with chickpeas, is my favourite one in SP too! Don't forget to order a bloody mary as well - it's fantastic!

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  Praça do pôr-do-sol

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  One of the best panoramic views of the city, Praça do pôr-do-sol ("Sunset square" in Portuguese) became a famous place to watch the sun going down behind the skyline of skyscrapers. Especially during summertime (when the days are longer), it's almost an open air party - people buy drinks and hang out there (arrive early to save your spot! ;)

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  Café no Vidro

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  In one of the busiest downtown comercial streets is hidden one of my favourite local gems: from the same owners of Cafe Giramondo but way less upscale, this low-profile cafe is basically a counter hidden inside a comercial gallery, serving good quality filtered coffee for a single real (!). The ladies who work there are always in a good mood, and everything tastes homemade (ask for fubá cremoso ;)

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  Parque da Independência/Museu do Ipiranga

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  The landmark where former Brazil's emperor Dom Pedro I declared independece from Portugal in 1822, this gorgeous place holds the Museum of Brazil's History (closed atm for renovation) surrounded by an enormous Versailles-inspired garden - great for a long morning walk. At the back of the museum, a charming hidden woodland is the perfect stop for an afternoon break - get your coconut water & relax

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  Torra Clara

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  Away from the beaten paths in a quieter side of Oscar Freite St., you'll find one of the best coffees in São Paulo (and don't we have a lot of good choices here!). Run by two siblings, it has a very cool atmosphere - and amazing coffee options! From the type of beans to the way you want it to be prepared, the choice is all yours here. If it's lunchtime, I recommend their delicious pies with salad.

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  Bar do Estadão

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  Please don't trust the "bar" in the name: this is a local traditional diner, that since 1968 opens 24/7 to help hunger citizens to find some comfort in their top famous pork sandwich. An informal place with warm service, to sit on the counter and order a cold beer and get all messy with never-enough-napkins when eating - a true local São Paulo experience!

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  Parque da Aclimação

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  I love its quieter & more laidback atmosphere when compared to other parks in town - even though it's also big and located in a very central area. It was the first zoo we had in SP (back in 1882), and it holds a lake, a Japanese garden and great open areas for outdoor exercises. I celebrated my birthday with a picnic there in 2010 and everyone loved - so I recommend you stop there for this too! ;)

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  Glacê

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  Not sure about what I would first recommend on this place: if it's because it has an unusual location inside a sort of garage, its charming decoration full of personality, its warm service or its amazing food - their "escondinho" (Shepherd's pie) was sort of a heavinly experience the first time I tried it, a few years ago. Anyway, you can choose of the reasons or them all: just don't miss it!

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  Mandíbula

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  This bar located inside a sort of shopping mall downtown is a hidden gem! The cozy little space does not leave much room to spare in the busiest nights - that's why everyone grabs their drink and goes to the terrace for some air :) Best gin & tonic in São Paulo, great music and one of the coolest music nights in town: Puro Sulco, that happens every Thursday evening (tbc)

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  Condimento

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  This short space is not enough to describe one of my favourite places to eat - for so many reasons! Located in the east side of the city (where I grew up); this charming cafe/bistro looks like a doll house - the owner herself takes care of every little detail. Amazing desserts (red velvet and nutella cheesecake!) and best picadinho (traditional local meat dish) with farofa de banana are a must.

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  Rong He

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  In this traditional Asian neighborhood lays my favourite Chinese in town! Big tables to share ask for big groups of friends too - large portions of great food are meant to be shared (the more, the cheaper & the merrier!). Best yakisoba & guioza you'll find in SP, with complimentary on-the-house green tea to help with digestion. Watching the pasta being made by experts is like a live show!

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  Feiras

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  I love the bright colors, the smell of fresh cut flowers and fruits, and the overlapping sounds of vendors calling our prices at the open-air markets, or feiras (fey-rahs). They can be spotted all over city on designated days by their striped stands, known as "barracas" (bah-ha-kas); that are put together in the early morning hours and usually are taken away after lunchtime.

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  Confeteria Colombo

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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  One of Rio’s oldest cafés, Confeitaria Colombo was founded by two Portuguese immigrants in 1894. Since then, it has created a lasting name for itself by producing top quality pastries and gourmet specialties. I would recommend waiting for a table in order to enjoy the antique splendor of the floor-to-ceiling mirrors. It’s a great place to stop by and escape back in time to a bygone era.

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  Bar do Gomez

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  This classic bar is a great place to spend some time while visiting Santa Teresa. It was once an old groceries shop and is decorated by original antique pieces throughout the place. Order a draft beer, or try some cachaça and snack on classic Brazilian appetizers such as bolinhos de bacalhau (fried codfish balls), cooked aipim (cassava root), or delicious pasteis.

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  Cultivar

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  The small, hole-in-the-wall café serves the best pão de queijo in all of Rio! And their heaping servings of açai can be blended with banana or granola, or both! You can also buy organic products such as honey, tea, snacks, and other goodies. Always packed with families, locals, and tourists grabbing some pre-dinner snacks.

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  Bar do Mineiro

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Established in 1992, this bar serves classic Brazilian food and is always bustling. The interior is of white tiles and decorated with lots of quirky knick-knacks. Order their renowned Feijoada that comes with couve, rice, farofa, and oranges. I recommend arriving there early to get a table, since it fills up quickly!

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  Espirito Santa

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Inspired by Amazonian cuisine, Espirito Santa’s menu is an eclectic mix of Brazilian fusion food. This is a good place to go if you want to nibble on appetizers or order a larger meal to share. There are so many options that it is good to share with the table to try different things and choose your favorite!

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  Ferro e Farinha

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Ferro e Farinha has become one of the most popular pizza spots in the city, and for a good reason: the pizza dough and ingredients are of the highest quality and baked to crispy perfection. I love the different combinations, and highly recommend the white pizza served with spicy honey and goat cheese. The place is small and there is almost always a line, but it is totally worth the wait.

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  Comuna

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  A multifunctional place where art, great food, and music come together, Comuna is one of the most happening places in Botafogo. The food is of the best quality, and everyone I know raves about their burgers. If you prefer the non-meat options like I do, I recommend the veggie burger, spring rolls, sweet potato fries, and fried pastries with cheese or veggies. They have fun cocktails too!

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  Naturalie Bistro

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Naturalie Bistro is located on a sleepy street in Botafogo. The inside is spacious and lined with dark wooden tables and chairs, a chalkboard with the day’s specials, and the shelves are filled with an assortment of glass containers full of different grains. The menu has a variety of vegetarian options including Brazilian feijoada, Indian curry served in coconut shells, salads, and small entries.

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  JoJo

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Located at the back of the Botanical Gardens - I recommend spending the afternoon there, and leave through the other exit onto Rua Pacheco Leão to enjoy an early dinner or drinks. Make your way up the street about 10 minutes and you will see the restaurants on the right hand side. JoJo has great food and a cozy outdoor seating area!

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  La Carioca

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  La Carioca specialty is the traditional Peruvian classic, ceviche, or raw fish marinated and cooked in lime juice - but there are plenty of other options available too. I recommend ordering the Ceviche Mix, and the Pulpo Andino. If you are feeling adventurous try the Leche de Tigre! The pisco sours are highly recommended, or the sangria jars. The desserts are also delicious, you can’t go wrong!

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  Praia da Joatinga

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  My favorite (not so secret) beach, tucked away in the neighborhood of Joá. If you go on a weekday, the beach will almost surely be just yours! Watch out for the tides though, because com high tide the beach disappears and you have to stay on the rocks! Take a cab to the gated community and just say you are going to the beach.

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  Pedra da Gávea

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Known for its breathtaking views and steep hike to the top, Pedra da Gavea is a must see if you are up for the adventure. It is the highest point in the whole city, and the hike is about two hours, if going at a steady pace. There are boulders, tree trunks, and an inclined rock wall along the trail. Once there, you will be able to see across the bay to Niterói and the whole surrounding area.

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  Feira de São Cristóvão

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  When I think of the famous Feira de São Cristóvão, nothing else comes to my mind other than florescent lighting, minishorts and high heels, family dinners, dangling dried fish, cachaça, accordions and musical triangles, pink strobe lights, and half of Rio de Janeiro all getting cozy under one tent. Go on a weekend night, get lost in the maze of small tents and shops, and belt out some karaoke.

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  Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB)

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  The CCBB is one of Rio’s classic museums, and is located in Banco do Brasil’s ex-headquarters down in the center of the city. Past exhibits have included Dalí and Picasso as well as prominent Brazilian artists, in a gorgeous classic historical building.

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  Parque das Ruinas

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  If you love stunning views as much as I do, then Parque das Ruínas is a great stop! There are no lines, few tourists, and it is located on a quiet street in the beautiful neighborhood of Santa Teresa. The historic mansion was once an important meeting place for renowned artists of the early 20th century. Its structure has been preserved and it now serves as a cultural center for the city.

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  Pedra do Sal

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Located at the foot of the city’s oldest favela, Providência, Pedra do Sal is a historic landmark. The “salt rock“ marks the place where slaves would bring salt off the ships to dry on the smooth surface. Today, that same surface, provides samba lovers a chance to relax and listen to the roda de samba, or “samba circle”. Come ready to enjoy the local scene and hear some great music!

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  ZaZa Bistro

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  This place has a funky interior design and a wrap around porch where you can sip caipirinhas and people watch as locals return from the beach. My favorite area is the second floor, where you take off your shoes and sit cross legged on big cushions surrounded by dangling fairies hanging from the ceiling. It has an eclectic mix on the menu and has been inspired by Mediterranean and French cuisine.

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  Tucum

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  One of my favorite stores in Rio! Tucum is filled with jewelry and goods made by different indigenous tribes from Brasil. A portion of the proceeds goes back directly to the tribes to help support their craft and art.

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  Fábrica do Gelado Artesanal

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  Located in the East part of the city centre (in the Anjos neighborhood), this ice cream factory/shop makes the most tasty tradional ice creams, always with fresh and season ingredients! If you are passing by this part of town (you should), or staying around it, don´t miss out this tiny piece of local hapiness and try the salted caramel flavour. You won't regret it, I assure you!!

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  POISE Shape

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  POISE is a Portuguese brand dedicated to bags and fashion accessories created by two young designers, Sara and João. POISE pieces are conceived from the sketch to the stitching by their 4 hands, giving preference to noble and raw Portuguese materials. Its collections and editions are always limited and sometimes even exclusive, since they are all handmade.

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  Bica do Sapato

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  One of the best restaurants in Lisbon with an astonishing view to the Tagus River, Bica do Sapato is known for its contemporary Portuguese cousine, but also for its sushi and brunch. It has one of the best relations between good food, trendy space, and reazonable price. Don´t be suprised if by chance when you go there, you see John Malkovich eating at a corner table... he is one of the owners ;)

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  Tropical Botanical Garden

  • Lisbon, Portugal

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    Andreia Silva

  Located just across from the Jerónimos Monastery, this is one of Lisbon’s most beautiful gardens. Created in the early 20th century for the study of botanical species from the former Portuguese colonies, the garden is home to a rich collection of tropical and subtropical plants brought from Africa, Asia, and South America. It’s a peaceful oasis right in the heart of Belém’s busy tourist area — perfect for a quiet stroll or a moment of rest amid the city’s vibrant energy.

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  Ó Galeria

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  Rigth in the middle of Mouraria neighborhood, this gallery/shop is dedicated to illustration, drawing, books, zines and author pieces, especially from young and promising illustrators. Originally based at the city of Porto, the Ó gallery is the place to go if you want to see and/or buy the best examples of illustration from all around the world - and especially from portuguese artists.

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  Mãe D´Água das Amoreiras Water Reservoir

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  Part of the great complex of the Águas Livres Aqueduct, this reservoir is, together with the majestic Alcântara Valley Arcade, one of the main elements of the aqueduct, located rigth in the middle of the city. Much overlooked by tourists, it well worths a visit to the main chamber to see a beautiful romantic cascade and to climb to the top for a privillege view over the city.

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  Palacio Nacional (murals)

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  Do you want to learn a little bit about Mexico's history in a different way? So you should visit the National Palace, where you will find great murals made by Diego Rivera, which contains passages from prehispanic era to the 19th century. This is an excellent place to learn more about the history of our city and admire one of the many great Mexican artworks!

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  RESTAURANT EL MAYOR

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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    Christopher Hernandez

  This is a very magic and unique place located in the very downtown of Mexico city! I highly recomend it - its uniqueness is due to the fact that in front of it you can see the old temple called "Templo Mayor" of Azteca city, which was undercovered for long years until the goverment decided to take it out from the ground. So in front is like seeing hundreds of years of history!

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  THE TERRACE OF SEARS STORE IN DOWNTOWN

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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    Christopher Hernandez

  This one of the greatest views in downtown, because you can admire the amazing Bellas Artes palace - which is like the opera house in our city. Very nice view, and you can get here in the 8th floor of Sears store - which now is better than it was before, because they made it bigger and more comfortable and it is a hidden gem!

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  TORRE LATINOAMERICA - LATIN AMERICAN TOWER OBSERVATORY

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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    Christopher Hernandez

  From the observatory of Latinamerican Tower you can see the whole city - in a clear day, it is a 360º really impressive view!

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  Mocotó Restaurant

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  This amazing restaurant, number 1 at Yelp, is far from the center but quite close to the airport - and def worth the ride! The best traditional Brazilian food from northeast. The "Dadinho de Tapioca" is unforgettable, and the baião-de-dois is quite an experience.

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  São Paulo Municipal Market (Mercadão)

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  Great building by the renowned architect Ramos de Azevedo. Try the full-sized Salted Codfish Pastel with draft beer at the Hocca Bar and the famous Mortadella Sandwich at Bar do Mané. Anthony Bourdain also recorded one of his segments here!

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  Bazar

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  If you want to find real and original Mexican Art, from paintings, jewelry, clothes to Mexican craft you have to visit this bazaar in the south of the city. Surrounded by old beautiful houses, this neighborhood is one of the oldest in the city. The bazaar happens only on Saturdays but it is worth to spend the whole day there, and eat in one of the many restaurants that you will find in th place.

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  Caloust Gulbenkian Foundation

  • Holice, Czech Republic

  • 

    Andreia Silva

  Created by testament by the Armenian oil millionaire Sarkis Calouste Gulbenkian, the Foundation has its headquarters in Lisbon. The foundation headquarters and museum buildings are, together with its amazing gardens, the most important complex of modern architecture in Lisbon. The complex also includes the Center of Modern Art. A great place to visit at any time of the year!

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  Galeria Zé dos Bois

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  Created in 1994, Galeria Zé dos Bois (ZDB) is a nonprofit organization with an art center based in a 26,909-square-foot, eighteenth-century palace in the heart of Bairro Alto. Their event calendar is rich and goes from perfomartive arts and visual arts, to music. It is a great place to go for an art venue, or for a drink with a concert background. Summer nigths have cinema on the terrace too!

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  Los Sopes de la Nueve

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  Another popular dish among Mexicans are sopes, wich is a kind of a large tortilla with mashed beans, a large variety of stews (you choose one), sauce (green or red) and Oaxaca melted cheese on top. This place has also many homemade juices and delicious fruit waters!

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  Street food (Tacos de carnitas)

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  Tacos de carnitas are made of fried pork - this place is small, which means that you have to eat stand on the street. But it will be worth it! Ask for the campechano taco, which has a little bit of everything and for me, it's the best one. I highly recommend you to eat them early because this is heavy food and it takes some time to digest ;)

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  Street food (Tacos de Canasta

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  Many people who visit Mexico City want to know about a particular thing: Mexican street food. These places are not particularly touristic but if you want to eat like a real local, you should visit them. Tacos de Canasta: called like that because they are steamed on a basket, this kind of tacos are made from differents stews usually: mashed beans and potatoes, green mole, pork, chicken, beef.

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  Tease

  • Holice, Czech Republic

  • 

    Andreia Silva

  To cupcakes fans! Or amazing and sweet cakes in general! Tease is the place to go for a confy-must have-sugar fix of the day. They also serve light meals, tea, coffee and detox juices. Yeah right...detox... just what you need after eating one of their cupcakes ;)

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  Tuk-tuk

  • Holice, Czech Republic

  • 

    Andreia Silva

  At this time you are already asking yourself 'Tuk-tuk?!! In Lisbon?!!'And the answer, as strange as it may seen, is yes. For some years now, Lisbon has been experiencing the proliferation of these vehicles exclusively dedicated to tourism. Not being part of the landscape of Lisbon, these vehicles represent the worse in mass tourism, the decharacterization of places. And locals aren't fans. At all!

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  Mascote da Atalaia

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  With a history of over 50 years, this humble tavern located in the heart of Bairro Alto is since its beginning a place to go and ear the traditional fado, eat some Portuguese tapas and drink good wine. Don't forget to phone and make your reservation: the space is very tiny in size and at full capacity most of times!

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  Sabotage Rock Club

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  The former owners of the legendary Portuguese music label Sabotage decided to open a club for the rock'n'roll fans, who want to go to a club and listen to great rock music. Every weekend there are concerts with new bands or with the "classical" ones. The mantra is ROCK'N'ROLL!!!

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  Gelataria Nanarella

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  The best ice cream you can taste in Lisbon is of course... Italian. But don´t let this fact scare you away, because in Nanarella you will find the traditional flavors (please try the strawberry), but also some Portuguese ones - such as Rocha pear or the speciality flavor Basilico. In total you can chose from 18 fixed flavors plus two weekly and four seasonal ones. 24 flavors... Are you up for it?

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  Conserveira de Lisboa

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  This is my favorite shop in Lisbon! It's a local and family business with roots dating back to 1932. It's located in the heart of Baixa and...it sells food! It may be strange for a non-Portuguese to hear about canned fish food, but the truth is that canning industry has a long tradition in Portugal. It is a practical, healthy and a versitile product that can be kept for a long time.

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  Reserva Cultural

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  French films, cool atmosphere & pain au chocolat? YES PLEASE. My favourite cinema theatre in town also holds one of my dearest things to do on a Sunday morning once a month: having a proper French breakfast followed by a film - and all for less than R$ 10! Also do not miss the restaurant with a view to Paulista Ave. (always an experience), in one of São Paulo's most iconic buildings :)

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  Bar de Cima

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  On the top of Chez Oscar (one of the coolest restaurants in town) lies one of the best spots recently opened: holding one of their well made drinks in your hands (gin & tonic is my fave) might be one of the nicest ways to spend a Wedsneday eve in São Paulo, seeing a high quality jazz band (R$ 10 entrance). The view is nice (the name means "the bar upstairs") and the atmosphere is cozy yet classy.

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  A Vida Portuguesa - Largo do Intendente

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Andreia Silva

  If you want to find genuine Portuguese crafts, pottery, delicatessen, soaps, books, toys, food, clothes and designer products, this is the place! With another 2 stores in the city, the one located in Intendente is definitely the most beautiful as it occupies the space of a former tiles factory of Viúva Lamego. Also has the best range of products amongst the others!

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  Jazz nos Fundos

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  If jazz is your music, this is your place. A hidden spot at the back of a parking lot (therefore the name, which means "jazz at the back"), brings quality live music in a quirky atmosphere, full of personality. Reasonable prices on beers and drinks and News Orleans' inspired cuisine make it a perfect night out with any company of your preference (even if it's just you! :)

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  Grazie a Dio!

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  There’s live music Tuesday-Sunday nights, but Friday nights with the excellent samba-rock combo Clube de Balanço, are recommended. Also you can listen MPB and soul music. Just a reminder: please don't forget to order a special mojito., you won't regret it!

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  Skye Bar

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  Set on the rooftop of the Hotel Unique, it has a stunning view of Ibirapuera Park and Paulista Avenue's skyline. Sip a poolside martini or a beer and lounge on one of the outside deck chairs under the mood-enhancing (red!) lighting. Order caipirinhas if you're feeling already a Brazilian :)

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  Capim Santo

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  The perfectly divine Brazilian dining experience. For an appetiser, go for a pastelzinho (a small deep fried pastry) with catupiry (a local type of cheese, my personal favorite!) or duck rolls with tangerine sauce. Brigadeiro de capim santo is a must to chaperon your well deserved cup of Brazilian coffee ;)

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  Vila Madalena

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  Many workers' houses were replaced by countless bars and restaurants which attract locals and tourists till the wee hours, in this bohemian & artsy district, such as: Filial Bar - traditional spot for laidback happy hours and good food. Beco do Batman (an alley between Gonçalo Afonso and Medeiros de Albuquerque st.): urban grafitti art scattered along the streets by local artists

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  Feira da Benedito Calixto

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  Spend your Saturday afternoon wandering around Praça Benedito Calixto. It holds a traditional and famous art craft/antique fair, surrounded by great bars - you will be able to witness the variety of Sao Paulo cuisine, trying a plenty of delicacies at its culinary fair while you listen to a live gig of chorinho (a happy and fast instrumental rhythm).

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  Museu AfroBrasil

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  This museum is dedicated to works of art, photographs, documents and other ethnological items, some dating from the XV century, thus composing a comprehensive profile of the black culture in the construction of Brazilian society. An ahtropological visit, the place is super complete and embraces different aspects of the culture - my favourite bit is the religious part, with the orixás :)

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  Parque do Ibirapuera

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  The most important park in the city. Besides the extensive leisure area, it is home to museums and landmark buildings such as the Oca, the Auditorium and the Biennial Pavilion; and it hosts several international events, such as the Art Biennial and the São Paulo Fashion Week. The park is also a meeting place for the practice of skateboarding, rollerblading, jogging, yoga and many others sports.

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  Café Girondino

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  It's one of the few places in the area where you can go for a coffee or lunch on weekends. It still keeps the old school upscale atmosphere, ressonating the days when chic hotels were located nearby and their clients needed an elite spot. Today Girondino is a legend in downtown and one of the best places to have a coffee - especially after visiting Mosteiro de São Bento, just across the street.

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  Apfel

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  Apfel is a cozy vegetarian restaurant, with a friendly and efficient service. Even not being a vegetarian myself, I love most things in the menu - everything is fresh, healthy and tasty. If you can go only for one option, please do not miss the sweet parsnip nhoque with goat's cheese filling (you can thank me later ;)

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  Bar da Dona Onça

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  Don’t be misled by the ‘bar’ in the name – this classic Centro destination is as much restaurant as watering hole; and its extensive menu (including pasta and meat dishes, draws crowds for both lunch and dinner) features authentic "paulistana" food. My favourites are the strogonoff and caipirinha de limão siciliano (and "leite de onça"! ;)

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  Edificio Martinelli

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  Do you want to have a panoramic view of the city's centre? Visit the Martinelli building, 130 meters tall. With 30 floors, it was the first skyscraper in Brazil, and it is located in the downtown area. The building construction began in 1922 and its pink terrace always stand out!

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  Pinacoteca

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  From the early 1900, the oldest museum of the city is home to about 9k masterworks of Brazilan painters; including artists like Tarsila do Amaral and Di Cavalcanti. It receives national and international exhibitions as well, and it houses a charming café and it's neighbor of Parque da Luz (Luz District), the old public park of Sao Paulo. Also an architectural trip if that's your cup of tea :)

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  Pateo do Collegio

  • El Tarter, Andorra

  • 

    Nathalia

  The courtyard is remarkable for being the birthplace of the city, where the mass of foundation of São Paulo took place in 1554. Inside you can visit the Anchieta Museum with a collection of local religious art and history. If you prefer something more homey, you may sit at a colonial table an pick one of the cakes and drink a Brazilian coffee at Café do Pateo, an oasis - def one of my faves!

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  Mercado Municipal (Mercadão)

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  At “Mercadão” (Big Market), as the locals call it, you will find everything: from tropical fruits to wine, cheeses, spices and delicacies. If you are really hungry, then go for the generous bologna sandwich or the cod-filled pastel, served in bars and eateries located in the food court - these are the "not to miss" ones, if you want to brag afterwards about how much of a "global foodie" you are ;)

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  MASP

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  No surprise that SP’s main art museum is located at the city’s main avenue! As relevant as its collection, the iconic building is a concrete box suspended by read beams and it was designed by Lina Bo Bardi - nowadays, these 74m2 free space is an architecture reference and a known meeting point. Free entrance on Tue. Rembrandt, Renoir, Van Gogh, Monet and Picasso are there - and so should you ;)

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  Banana Split Sucos

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Nathalia

  How about a yummy breakfast? Start your day with a delicious tropical juice at The Banana Split, in a busy corner of Paulista Avenue. All juices are great and delicious and everything is made right in front of you out of fresh ingredients. For a full recharge-your-battery-BF, don't forget to also order a white cheese sandwich on wheat bread toasted.

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  Resenha Bar & Grill

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  Good food, good drinks, good prices, good atmosphere and good vibe. What's not to like? :)

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  Italian Terrace (Terraço Itália)

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  Italian Terrace - Appreciate one of the best views of São Paulo at the 43 floor, on a really cool and romantic bar. A bit kitsch, but it's part of the charm of this very traditional spot.

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  Solomon's Temple

  • São Paulo, Brazil

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    Community

  Solomon's Temple - Amazing building, headquarters of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. Definetely an athropological spot!

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  The Islands

  • São Sebastião, Brazil

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    Community

  The Islands - Almost desert island, a paradise, only 2:40 hours from SP. A very exclusive place, with white sand, calm water, amazing sunset, and sometimes 100% deserted. Can you imagine having this paradise only for you?!

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  White Beach

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  This beach is located at the eastern end of the island of Santo Amaro, extensive, with strong waves on the left side and calm sea on right. The beach is home to the former colony of fishermen and it still holds today traditions. It’s a great ride with a spectacular interaction with the Atlantic. Along the way, can observe thousands of species of plants, animals, and a beautiful view of the island

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  Imigration Museum (Museu da Imigração)

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  The Immigration Museum of the State of São Paulo inherits from the Memorial of Immigrant all the history of preservation of the memory of people who arrived in Brazil through the Immigrant Inn, and the relationship built over the years with several communities representing the city and the State. A very interesting visiting to understand better all of São Paulo heritage and mixture of cultures!

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  Liberdade Street Market

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  The neighborhood is home to the Japanese colony and the biggest attractions of the market are the traditional products like paintings, feng shui items, clogs, bonsai trees and Japanese dolls. The visitor can also find traditional paper lanterns, handicraft lamps, bamboo blinds and origami art.Cultural events are found here too like the preparation of sumô, typical dances, and the Chinese new-year.

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  Botanical Garden of São Paulo

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Placed in the Parque Estadual das Fontes do Ipiranga, also known as the State Park. Its area of ​​360,000 square feet of rainforest is home to 380 species of trees used for research and conservation. In addition to vegetation, it is possible to observe some animals, such as the green-billed toucans, sloths, monkeys and rodents that live freely in place. Check out some of the local attractions.

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  NOMAD

  • Brugge, Belgium

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    Community

  Usually the places around Het Zand in Brugge would belong in my Traps list but wow NOMAD is a breath of fresh air! Breakfast has just become healthy (granola, greek yogurt, oatmeal, fresh bread etc) and stylish! Very cool Scandinavian interior with a twist of Art and the Belgian coziness. My new breakfast spot! Hallelulja! The lunch also looks like heaven! Try it and start your day in style!

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  Chingaza

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

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    Community

  Parque Nacional Natural Chingaza. Explore nature near Bogotá - just one hour away and a breathe of fresh air!

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  "La candelaria" photo by Pedro Szekely

  • Bakers Creek, Australia

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    Community

  Explore colors in downtown Bogotá. "La candelaria" is in the historical center, full of personality and Colombian flavours.

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  Feira do Lavradio

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Located on the street Lavradio, the first residential street of the city, the fair takes place every first Saturday of the month and brings a bit of everything: from furniture to food, nothing is missing.

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  Pista Cláudio Coutinho

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  The hiking trail that borders the Morro da Urca is about 2 km and one of the most beautiful views of the city! There is also worth walking and biking the best? You pay nothing.

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  Paquetá

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  The small island of Paquetá is a neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro. With forty streets, twelve squares, two public parks and zero cars. Yes, there is prohibited the movement of motor vehicles. To get there, just take a ferry at Praça XV, in downtown Rio de Janeiro.

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  Moreira Salles Institute

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Old house with architecture of the 50s in Gávea, it became in 1999 the Moreira Salles Institute and brings exhibitions, films, concerts, and house the collections of photography, music and literature. The gardens were designed by Roberto Burle Marx, also responsible for landscaping the Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo, the Pampulha in Belo Horizonte and the Monumental Axis in Brasilia.

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  Museu de Arte do Rio- MAR

  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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    Community

  Part of the Porto Maravilha project, which is revitalizing the port area of Rio de Janeiro, MAR - Rio Art Museum has exhibits and a restaurant with panoramic views.

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  Campeche Island - Watch out!!!

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  Campeche Island is really a beautiful place! But you have to be aware the island has few restaurant optios, prices can be a little prohibitive, you pay a significant amount to go there by boat and the island has a maximum number of visitors per day. If you don't want to spent so much money with food, take your own snack and enjoy the magnificent views and the clear water!

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  Don´t go downtown on the weekend (saturday after 2pm)

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  Downtown (City Market and local stores and restaurants) is not a good option for the weekend: almost all stores, the City Market and restaurants are closed and there isn´t much to do. If you intend to go there, better go on weekdays. Saturday morning you are still find places open, but after 2.p.m. everything is closed.

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  Best Ice Cream Shop Ever!!!

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  Best italian ice cream shop ever! You can try delicious ice cream flavours you won't find anywhere else! (price is not the cheapest, but it's really worth it ;)

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  Hamburgueria da Ilha

  • Ilhabela, Brazil

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    Community

  Definitely the best burger house in Ilhabela! They have also the best vegan burger made from dark rice, it's soooo delicious! Try the combo with the rustic potatoes and the natural soda,, called Gloops, it's a fair price and as big as a good dinner :) Best option for eating before going out to estaleiro or another bar in Vila!

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  Veloso Beach (Praia do Veloso)

  • Ilhabela, Brazil

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    Community

  Ilhabela is definitely a paradise, so it means that in holidays' time it can became really crowded. If you don't like be in the beach with children running around you, loud music and lots of people but still want to relax in ilhabela, go to Veloso'beach it's the last one in south direction and there is a bus stop there! It's calm and wonderful :)

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  Mexican street sancks

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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    Community

  Mexican Street snacks They are delicious, cheap and you can find it everywhere and anytime in the hole city. If you are coming to Mexico City you better prepare your stomach, because we, Mexican people love to eat, so if you want to experience the real local culture, these are the main Mexican snacks that you should try before you live the city. “Esquites”: Boiled Mexican corn (not the yellow one) with “epazote” an aromatic herb, lemon, mayonnaise, hot chilli pepper and cheese zest, also you can eat a corncob with the same ingredients. You will find the street vendors of esquites in the afternoon from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm, here you will find the most popular, but you will find vendors of esquites in many corners of the city. Los esquites de Polanco https://goo.gl/NWofsB Esquites Don Josué https://goo.gl/sCj6Fi “Raspados”: in hot season these street smoothies are very popular, if you are in Mexico City and you see a street vendor with a huge piece of ice and many bottles of different colors, that’s the one. Raspados have many flavors, the most popular are lemon, grocella (the red one), pineapple, mango, guanabana (the white one), tamarind, strawberry, vanilla, coffee, chocolate. Ask to the vendor for the “diablitos” (devils) with lemon and chilli or the “angelitos” (angels) with milk. We promise you will love them, so if you are planning to come to Mexico City on summer vacations don’t miss the opportunity of eating a traditional raspado. “Buñuelos”: this kind of doughnut is very popular in Mexico City, usually eaten at fairs or in the traditional festivals, buñuelos became so popular that you can find it in many places in the city. Made from flour and covered with brown sugar syrup. You are going to love it. “Churros rellenos”: stuffed churros, people eat them as a desert, you can find them stuffed with caramel, strawberry marmalade, chocolate and more, so if you are in the mood for something sweet “Churros rellenos” are your best option.

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  Mercado Municipal de Floripa (Public Market)

  • Florianópolis, Brazil

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    Community

  Great place to try the "pastel" and drink sugarcane juice, also my favourite place to buy fresh shrimp.

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  Centro Cultural São Paulo

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  CCSP is a public cultural shared space. There is a library, art exhibitions, movie theater, a café and a concert hall. Besides that, people go there to study, to have meetings, to practice break dance... all kinds of cultural expressions going on there!

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  Avenida Paulista

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Community

  Avenida Paulista concentrates bars, cafés, stores and historical buildings for all kinds of people. Take a chair outside a bar and watch the movement on the avenue, it never stops.

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  Can Culleretes

  • Ajman, United Arab Emirates

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    monica asenjo

  Since 1786, the emblematic restaurant Can Culleretes is the oldest in Barcelona. Together with a tasty traditional Catalan food, it evokes the Modernist period, with huge paintings in the lounges depicting bygone life.

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  Parcs

  • Ajman, United Arab Emirates

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    Community

  Barcelona has many beautiful parks to spend the hole day, they are so beautiful and well kept! From a maze created with hedges, to magnificent fountains and beautiful statues. Great places to have a picnic, take a trip on a small boat with oars, listen to music from local artists, or just go for a quiet walk.

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  CULTURE FOR FREE

  • Ajman, United Arab Emirates

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    Community

  There are many places in Barcelona where you can enter for free, or at least have really cheap prices. Your holidays don't have to be expensive if you love culture and art! The chances to see and exhibition or a museum for free are many. Don't think about wasting first, if you go with someone who knows the place, remember there are lots of affordable cultural choices that we can show you.

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  Praça Mauá

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Beatriz Cavalcante Stein

  The heart of Rio de Janeiro, in the city center, just next to the Port: nowadays this area is totally renovated, the modern meets the ancient architecturel Brazilian History and culture, all toghether!

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  Comunidade Santa Marta

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Beatriz Cavalcante Stein

  A walk inside the Santa Marta Favela and a ride in the funicular: a glimpse of the Brazilian daily life, as well as a beautiful view of the city of Rio de Janeiro.

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  Ipanema Beach

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Beatriz Cavalcante Stein

  One of the best things in Rio is to walk by the beach of Ipanema and Leblon in the afternoon, to sip a coconut water and relax watching the sunset. The cariocas appreciate such moments and celebrate the sun by clapping when it comes down behind the mountains.

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  Bar do Davi

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Community

  A nice bar, with nice food, inside a community in Leme, Copacabana Rio de Janeiro. A great experience to have in town!

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  Restaurante Diamante da Serra

  • Caruaru, Brazil

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    Community

  15 km (10 miles) away from the center of Caruaru City, located high on a mountain. It offers a beautiful overlook of the valley and great food! The owner Diamantino, keeps also his art studio. Restaurant are open only Saturday and Sunday. Caruaru City are 100 miles west from Recife.

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  Corredor Cultural Roma-Condesa

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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  Roma-Condesa: Mexico City has a great archaeological and historical riches, but it is also modern, bohemian, alternative or if you prefer hipster. This area includes the neighborhoods of Condesa and Roma and it has a variety of restaurants, bars, cafes, boutiques of independent designers, small hotels, modern art galleries, plazas and parks. If you like walking to know a city these places are excellent. Roma neighborhood was one of the first modern areas that existed in the city, mostly home of wealthy European immigrants and today many of its buildings are Art Nouveau and eclectic French style. Around 1,500 buildings are found here and they were turned into artistic monuments. Among which you will find, “Casa Lamm” a cultural center and the House of Bruges, both on the Orizaba street and Rio de Janeiro square that has a replica of Michelangelo's David, an excellent place to take some refreshment at the cafes that are found in this area with tables outside so you do not miss anything. If you want to buy handicrafts, clothing, shoes and jewelry of excellent quality, come to visit the bazaars of Roma where Mexican designers will offer unique, original and very nice pieces, one of them is "Trafico Bazar", usually you find them in “Centro Gallego” gallery in 194 Colima street, follow them on Facebook for dates of their upcoming events www.facebook.com/BAZAR.TRAFIC For lunch I highly recommend the Roma market, a gourmet space where you will find varied food like Arabic, Mexican, tapas, burgers, beers and ice creams, gourmet cheeses and hams, etc. It is located at 225 Queretaro street, open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm and the restaurant area on the first floor from 9:00 am to 24:00 hours, be sure of visit it. If you want to take a good cocktail or beer I recommend the bar "Chuchito Perez" a great place to have a good time and good music located near the Cibeles Fountain and Durango street. Condesa or Countess Neighborhood in English, belonged to the Countess of Miravalle, hence the name and in the nineteenth century had a racetrack, hence making their way roundabout Amsterdam. Start by walking on Alfonso Reyes Avenue, arriving at the corner of Tamaulipas street, on the left side in the mornings from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., you’ll see a long line of people waiting to buy a “Torta de chilaquiles”, if you want to try a traditional Mexican dish for breakfast buy one and sit on one of the benches that are on the avenue. The restaurant located in the same corner "El Zorzal" is an excellent Argentine restaurant for lunch. Following on Alfonso Reyes street and Tacámbaro corner street on the left side you will see the "Farolito" tacos are the main dish in its menu, for lunch or dinner this restaurant is an excellent choice, ask the pastor tacos, jerky tacos or any of its specialties, they are really delicious. Arriving at the Mazatlan Avenue walk to the right, this avenue it is very pretty so you can walk peacefully, when you reach to Michoacan street walk to the right you will find many restaurants, bars and cafes that suits to all the tastes and budgets, following on Mazatlan Avenue and the corner of Fernando Montes de Oca street to the right side is the Roxy ice cream shop, with traditional and delicious ice cream flavors. If you continue walking on Mazatlan Avenue and reach Veracruz Street turn to the right and walk to the Spain Park, a very quiet place and where dog lovers often take their pets for a walk. I also recommend walking on Amsterdam square and Mexico Park, this whole area is very beautiful, you'll love it. If you are in bohemian mood and if you want to do something different, ask to your local friend to take you to any of these two wonderful neighborhoods, I assure you that you'll have so much fun.

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  Museo Nacional de Antropología

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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  National Museum of Anthropology If you really like to learn about the ancient culture of the country that you are visiting, the National Museum of Anthropology is an excellent introduction to the vast variety of civilizations that inhabited Mexico you’ll find in its halls impressive displays of the Mayan, Toltec, Olmec and of course the Aztec culture. Among the pieces that can be seen in the museum is the Sun Stone, a large monolith with which the ancient Aztecs represented the beginning and end of their world, in this room you also will find a model of the ancient city of Tenochtitlan today the historical downtown of Mexico City, or the giant Olmec heads weighing approximately 20 tons and representing one of the oldest cultures that dominated the Gulf of Mexico, mainly in the states of Veracruz and Tabasco. I recommend the rent of an audio guide, they are available in French, English and Spanish for $ 75 Mexican pesos, for you to take the tour in chronological order and do not miss all the details of the pieces that are exhibited. Believe me I have visited this museum many times and I’m still learning and discovering something new, the museum is really amazing. Go to the museum shop, prices are not cheap but they have a very interesting books about the history of Mexico and a really beautiful handicrafts, so if you do not mind paying a little more, don’t miss it. Leaving the museum continue straight ahead and you will find “Los Voladores de Papantla” or “Bird Men”, do not miss to observe the rite that they perform, you'll love it, this religious ceremony represents fertility and falling rain, there is no cost but once they complete their representation they will kindly request you for a tip, what you want to give them is ok. The National Museum of Anthropology is located in the second section of Chapultepec, a large park dating back to pre-Hispanic times, it has two artificial lakes, a zoo, a greenhouse with a lot of cactus plants of Mexico many of them endangered species, a castle and other museums of the same historical importance, the park is open from Tuesday to Sunday and the access is free. Definitely visit the National Museum of Anthropology is necessary if you want to know about the ancient history of Mexico City.

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  Tepotzotlán Pueblo Mágico

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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  Day trip. Mexico City has many places to visit, so many that you won’t have enough time to visit all. But if you have opportunity there are nearby places that you will love and will take only a few hours to reach them. In about an hour and a half from downtown Mexico City there is magical town called Tepotzotlán, a very traditional small town, once here I recommend to start a visit to the ecological park "Arches Site" is or "Xalpa Aqueduct", located 13 km from Tepotzotlán, you’ll have the opportunity to see an impressive hydraulic piece used by the Jesuits for bring water during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, you can make some activities like biking or horseback riding, hiking. There are hanging bridges, zip lines and a climbing wall, the entrance fee to the park is $ 35 Mexican pesos, the rest of the activities are charged separately. Back to Tepotzotlán you can visit the National Museum of Viceroyalty which is in an excellent state of preservation, the Chapel of the main hall is used every Sunday for concerts and plays, it has an altarpiece Churrigueresque and Baroque style in carved wood covered with gold leaf, you will be surprised when you see it. The museum has rooms on the second floor with beautiful views of the village, ask for the tour with a guide so you know the fascinating history of the place, the entrance fee is $ 56 Mexican pesos. The village has a food market, I highly recommend the quesadillas, sopes and Tlacoyos, if you walk to the left of the market in the next corner you will find a small restaurant where they sell a traditional Mexican dish called pozole and you can eat all that you want for the same price. If you prefer a restaurant with a bit more of variety, I recommend you "Los Virreyes", "Hostería del Convento", "Meson del Molino", "Casa Mago" among others, all these restaurants are located in the historical downtown of Tepotzotlán. For dessert next to the Municipal Palace are some small stalls where you will find ice creams of traditional flavors or exotic flavors such as tequila and cheese, try them, they are truly extraordinary and the sellers are very friendly, they will help you to decide the flavor of the ice cream by giving you a taste of it. This visit will take the whole day but it really worth it to do so.

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  Xochimilco

  • Xochimilco, Mexico

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  Trajinera ride in Xochimilco You definitely cannot miss a ride on trajinera in Xochimilco, The Venice of Mexico City. Xochimilco is a lake area of the few that remains in Mexico City and was named cultural heritage by UNESCO in 1987, which was used at the time of the Aztecs for growing food and flowers. Today has greenhouses for growing flowers and ornamental plants mainly. Taking a ride in trajinera is something that definitely you should do if you're in the city, a trajinera is a kind of a large canoe with a roof, a long table and chairs for about 20 people. There are several piers where you can start your trajinera ride, but the best known is “Nativitas”, in this pier you will find a market where you can buy food and drink to take in the trajinera, or if you prefer you can buy food, refreshments, beer, candies and crafts in small boats along the way, another option, as many families do is bring your own food and drink which is cheaper and the most convenient thing to do. The rower of the trajinera will offer you in a bucket filled with ice, soft drinks and beer but these are not included in the price of the ride, so if you don’t want it, don’t drink it. The tours lasts about one hour for a price of $ 300 mexican pesos, but you can bargain with the rowers and they may give you a half hour more or to pay less than $ 600 for two hours of ride and especially if you go on midweek when they don’t have many visitors. Ask to the rower of the trajinera tell you about the history of Xochimilco, they are who know more and they’ll make your journey really fun. You'll also see trajineras with mariachis and marimba (a Mexican musical instrument), ask them to play a song for you, you'll have so much fun and you will meet some Mexican songs. Each mariachi song costs $ 100 Mexican pesos and marimba $ 30 Mexican pesos, you can bargain with any of them to play more songs for less money. Ask to the rower to take you to one of the greenhouses that are found along the way so you can see the variety of flowers that are sold, they are really nice, just do not forget that get off to see the flowers will also feature on the travel time. Xochimilco is like an oasis in the middle of the city and there is no any other activity that compares with this experience, you will really see the main essence of the Aztec culture in Mexico City.

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  Tostadas de Coyoacán

  • Calvario del Carmen, Mexico

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  If you go to Coyoacan and I really recommend you to go because is one of the oldest and most beautiful neighborhoods in Mexico City, home to Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Leon Trotsky, with many different options to eat from, cafes, bars and restaurants, but definitely you cannot leave without trying the "Tostadas of Coyoacan." Tostadas are fried tortillas with different stews over, sour cream and cheese, in “Tostadas of Coyoacan” you will find tostadas made with chicken, beef, shrimps, mushrooms, fish and even mole, you won’t regret, tostadas are a delicious dish of typical Mexican food and if you have a reduced budget tostadas are the option, the prices are from $ 25 to $ 35 mexican pesos, as we say in Mexico City “Good, nice and cheap”. Be careful with the sauces because some can be really hot, but they are delicious too. And for the thirst do not miss the beverages made of seasonal fruits or Jamaica, horchata or tamarind. Tostadas are within the market of the same name, it is a typical Mexican market, where piñatas, candies, fruits, vegetables, Mexican toys, local craft are sold, walk around, you'll love it. If you go on weekends probably you will find the place crowded but don’t worry the owners are always trying to find a place for you to sit down and you won’t wait more than 10 minutes.

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  Traficante de Sueños book shop

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  An independent publiher, it's a book shop where you can find unconventional and traditional books, from politics to social thinking and social movements.

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  Vinci 66 Terraza

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Nice rooftop at hotel Vinci 66, with great views of Gran Via Avenue and a nice place to chill.

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  Room Mate Oscar Roof bar

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Rooftop in a hotel, with a nice cocktail bar. Great place to start your evening and enjoy la noche madrileña.

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  Gaudeamus Café

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  In winter, the cozy interior offers a delightful view of the terrace, while outside heaters ensure a pleasant atmosphere. The menu of the day has reasonable prices and features high quality, original dishes and always includes a vegetarian option. In summertime, the evenings are truly wonderful! Sunset is the perfect time to come and enjoy one of the best rooftop terraces in Madrid.

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  The roof

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  An exclusive hotel rooftop where you can enjoy some nice music and tasty cocktails with a view of the city.

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  Bar La Concha

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Good tapas and drinks, nice and well served vermouth. Free of gluten, in a charming and relaxing pedestrian and old part of Madrid.

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  Bar Vacaciones

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Hipster bar in a hipster district: Malasaña is the "hipsterland" in Madrid, and Vaciones Bar is one of the best places there.

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  Stop Madrid

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Historical bar, with traditional wooden fachade where it is possible to find an esplendid vermouth prepared with orange slice

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  Taberna Ricla

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Traditional tabern located inside the heart of Madrid, to enjoy nice drinks and cosy atmosphere.

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  Refeitório Orgânico - Vegetarian Food

  • Encamp, Andorra

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  In the Botafogo neighborhood, a good tip for a vegetarian restaurant is the "Refeitório Orgânico". There, you pay a fee for the buffet and freely eat totally vegetarian foods. The space is small, so arrive early or choose to escape the commercial lunchtime (between noon and 2pm).

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  Etiquette Tips for Travelers in Bali

  • Masfout, United Arab Emirates

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  As “Western” and modern as much of Bali presents itself, the native culture of Bali provides a firm and tangible bedrock on which Balinese behavior and relationships are built. So if you’re going to visit Bali with a mind to visiting the island’s temples and meeting the local people, you’ll need to mind your manners to stay on good terms with the locals. Follow these tips to maintain smooth interpersonal relationships in Bali, wherever you go in the island. Dress and act modestly. Balinese locals are far more conservative than most Westerners; they frown on public displays of affection. So when in or near Balinese temples or rural settlements, keep the touchy-feely stuff to a minimum. Don’t use your left hand to touch or give. This precaution has to do with the left hand being used primarily for hygienic purposes. Balinese traditionally don’t use toilet paper, using water to wash up instead; the left hand “does the business” of washing up the nether regions. Thus the left hand is somewhat polluted, and should never be used to touch other people or to hand something over. The exception is when you use both hands to hand something over to someone; this is considered a high compliment. Don’t use your index finger to point or to beckon. If you need to call attention to someone, beckon him/her to come by extending your hand and, with palm facing down, making a downward wave. Don’t touch people's heads. The soul is supposed to reside in one’s head, making it off limits for people to touch. Not even children (Balinese children, that is) should be touched on their heads, so no noogies. Don’t enter any temple if you’re menstruating. This may be galling to any woman, but you have a whole island’s culture against you on this one. Any woman on her period, or anyone with a running sore or bleeding wound for that matter, is considered impure and not to be allowed into any Balinese temple. Don’t step on offerings (canang sari) in the street. Canang sari are offered to the Creator by locals first thing in the morning. When stepping out, you’ll find these little packages of woven palm leaf, flowers and herbs everywhere, even on sidewalks and stairs. Stepping on one can be deeply offensive to any Balinese who witnesses your misstep. So watch where you step around Bali, especially in the earlier part of the day, so you avoid stepping on canang sari. The same goes with clothing: dress as modestly as possible, especially when visiting temples. When paying a visit to a Balinese temple, both men and women are expected to wear shirts that cover shoulders and part of the upper arms. Flip-flops are perfectly acceptable, so long as the overall look is modest. The following leg coverings are mandatory for both men and women preparing to enter a Balinese temple.

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  Ciclotòn

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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  Do you want to avoid the traffic jam of the city?, well Sundays are great because Reforma avenue one of the most representative a beautiful avenues of the city is closed for the people can go to run, cycling or just walk with their families. This is a great day for you to go out and explore the city, take photos or just sit in one of the cafes along the avenue while you admire the view. Also you can get to downtown wich main entrance street is closed to. If you prefer you can rent a bicycle for a few hours with your credit card in one of the many stations in Reforma avenue, you can take the bicycle in one station and leave it in another one (www.ecobici.df.gob.mx). Sunday is a great day to explore the city without the every day traffic, if you are in Mexico City don't miss this opportunity.

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  Mexican Candy Market in

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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  Do you want to try and buy mexican fresh and cheap candies, go to the Candy Market in la Merced, you will find a huge variety like "alegrìas, (toasted amaranth seeds and honey), palanquetas ( toasted peanut candy with brown sugar syrup), Cocadas(clusters of coconut)" and many many more. These candies are the perfect gift to your friends and relatives and they are really delicious. I must say it is not the most pretty area of Mexico City but you are going to love the market and i recomend you better to go with a local, because if you don`t know the city, you can easily get lost. There are a lot of bees because of the candies but don`t worry, they are very busy with candies.

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  Pinacoteca Museum

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Shalimar Rebeca Fodrá

  A museum from 1905, with 9,000 works since 19th century up to today. Specialized in Brazilian artists, it receives about 500.000 visitors to its 30 exhibitions per year (average). There are many exhibitions of foreign artists too, like Rodin and Ron Muek.

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  Pico do Jaraguá (Jaraguá Hill and Park)

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Shalimar Rebeca Fodrá

  There is a park in the foothold, but the adventure is to climb on foot the best path ("Pai Zé Path"). It lasts about 3 hours, and it's not safe on rainy days. To be back while the day is clear, it has to start about noon, but the ideal option is during the morning, because the sun gets too strong.

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  Canigó

  • Ajman, United Arab Emirates

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  Canigó is a typical bar placed in the lovely Gràcia. A nice place to eat good tapas and sandwiches without paying much ;) It's a must in Gràcia!

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  Island Van Brienenoord

  • Garrni, Armenia

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  Not famous but beautiful and quiet place in the middle of Rotterdam. A lot of nature, and even a few Highland Cows! And the best place to take pictures of the Van Brienenoord Bridge :)

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  Baja California Bar

  • Balneário Camboriú, Brazil

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  A really fun place to eat out. Lots of options on their menu (including vegetarian ones), and the prices aren't bad either. It is known as the best Mexican restaurant here in Balneário Camboriú! On the weekend there's live music and happy hour during the week. A great place to go at night, definitely a "must".

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  Shopping on one of the most famous streets of São Paulo

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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  Oscar Freire is the best street to go shopping! All high end shops are located around this street, known as the only open air mall in town. The best Brazilian brands can all be found here, such as Havaianas, Granado, Farm, Maria Filó, Osklen, Schutz. There are plenty of great restaurants on that area too.

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  sandwich mixto

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Visit a traditional food market, look around and find a nice fanzine while eating a delicious snack. All in one!

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  El rastro

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Flea market for old and new things. The main concentration of freaks, trendy and usual people every week - perfect to look for new finds and do some people watching!

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  Almoneda Ramiro

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  An antiquary shop, where you can find unexpected treasures and learn more about history through old objects.

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  Bodegas Ángel Sierra

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Beautiful and artistic old décor in this typical bodega - a traditional place to experience local Spanish tastes!

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  Bodegas Ricla

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  An old bar, with good wines and a very nice atmosphere. It feels very local and laidback and you can try different things!

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  La Ardosa

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Traditional tabern with good wines and great tapas. They also have vermuth and artisan wine.

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  Taberna Antonio Sanchez

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  An ancient and beautiful tabern - a typical Spanish one to buy local products. It is worht a visit!

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  Bodegas Lo Máximo

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Cool bar, nice vermut and atmosphere - one of the best places to have a drink before going out for a crazy Madrid night out!

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  Sunday bike ride

  • Encamp, Andorra

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    Claudio Oliveira Lemos

  Sundays the roads alongside Leblon, Ipanema and Copabacana Beach are closed to vehicles. The same happens in Aterro do Flamengo. It's perfect for a bike ride. I love to cycle all the way from Ipanema to city centre. Passing by the beach, the Sugar Loaf, Corcovado and Guanabara Bay. I do a little pit stop near the local airport to watch a couple of flight arrivals & departures and if I feel tired I take the subway on the way back

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  Paranoá Dam

  • Brasília, Brazil

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  Amazing view of the Cerrado (local fauna), still untouched by man. Beautiful sunrise to feel in contact with nature.

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  Comboio Percussivo

  • Brasília, Brazil

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  Open rehearsal of the percussion group Comboio Percussivo. This project teaches Brazilian folk music and dance every Thursday during lunch time (12:00/14:00). Free and open to everyone.

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  Bank of Brazil Culture Center (Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil - CCBB)

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Shalimar Rebeca Fodrá

  There are many cultural activities, like theater, movie theater, exhibitions of visual arts and music. And the historical building is gorgeous! Stop for a cup of jo at their cafe too.

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  Feirinha da Praça Benedito Calixto ("Little Fair of Benedito Calixto´s Square)

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Shalimar Rebeca Fodrá

  A good place to eat good street food, to hear good Chorinho music between 6pm and 8pm, to buy souvenirs from the handcrafters or in the shops around the square, to eat in the good restaurants around the square too, or to see beautiful and good humour people.

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  Japanese Pavilion

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Shalimar Rebeca Fodrá

  A place to relax, meditate, see a little lake with beautiful carps, a traditional Japanese antique house, special pacefull gardens, places to rest... and one of the least busy places you'll find in the park!

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  MAC USP IBirapuera

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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    Shalimar Rebeca Fodrá

  It's an excelent contemporary art museum, and on the top of the building there is a wonderful view of the one of the most beautiful regions of São Paulo - including our main park, Ibirapuera.

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  Inhotim Museum

  • Brumadinho, Brazil

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  One of the most amazing museums in the world! A mix of nature and museum, this place is adorable. It's 40 miles (62 Km) away from Belo Horizonte and I would happy to take you there!

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  Atibaia - Jump to a free flight Paraglider

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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  Located 40 minutes from São Paulo, Atibaia is a must-see city. Its wonderful climate, its parks, spectacular mountain views and international cuisine are a tourist attraction. The practice of free flight is much appreciated by tourists of all ages. We'll have to go there!

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  São Paulo Concert Hall

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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  The most important Concert Hall in São Paulo, located inside the old Railway Station Júlio Prestes, which has been fully restored and was ranked one of the World's top 10 concert halls.

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  Horto Florestal

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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  Horto Florestal's Park is the second largest urban native forest in the world, and it's hidden in the northern part of São Paulo's city. This nature is a typical off the beaten spot. You can also have a great time by visiting other great things in the north of the city: the first Open Museum of Urban Art and restaurants that offers good traditional Brazilian food from the northeast region.

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  Cais do Sertão and Luiz Gonzaga Museum

  • Dibba Al-Hisn, United Arab Emirates

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    roderick jordão

  Some steps from the Marco Zero square, and you’re at Cais do Sertão Luiz Gonzaga Museum. It’s open since March 2014th. You will need, at least, 02 or 03 hours to visit. There are lots to see, not just only to "see", but also to interact, listen to and play! There are some interesting instruments available to play. Everything inside the museum is about Luiz Gonzaga, the most celebrated Baião/Forró singer in Brazil, and about the Sertão Pernambucano. Their culture, way of living, everything is there! You have to pay BRL 10. Free on Tuesdays. There are guides speaking English, you just need to go and ask for the assistance.

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  Tutti- the tuesdays nightlife

  • Rio Grande, Brazil

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  "Its not a party. its not an event. There´s no invitation, dating or tickets. Its more like a habit. And it is a party. It is an event. And the invitation is spontaneous. Every Tuesday, hundreads of people get together in the bar, and by the lake across the street. Nobody knows exaclty how it started, but everybody's there. Some are from the old school , others are just starting to understand how it works. The only certain is that, on Tuesday nights, everybody goes Tutti." Tutti is,historically, a bar where the city's cartoonist would meet. Placed where we call the " old city centre", Tutti suddenly became an atracttion in Porto Alegre, with streetfoods, hippies, music, and lots of fun. Everyone who wants to do something at a Tuesday night must go to Tutti- everywhere else get creepily empty! There are no chairs! You have to take your beach wrap ( or something similar) to sit by the lake. and get there around 8 or 9pm, so that you can sit in a good spot. There's nothing fancy about Tutti, its a "democratic" place. Just dont forget youre stil in Brasil, and dont walk around the blocks all by yourself. If possible, try to find somebody who speaks portuguese to go with you- the staff there hardly can or will. Like any other city centre place, there are always weird people. But theres no harm. the people who frequent the place have the " free love" spirit

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  Olivia e Palito

  • Porto Alegre, Brazil

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    Community

  Olivia e Palito was the first real foodtruck I saw in POA. Specialized in sandwiches, they take it to the next level: always using season ingredients and making simple sandwiches look like they came from a Jamie Oliver's TV program. Simple, very tasty, and really cheap. Plus, they always welcome you with big a big smile :)

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  Mar Bar - Upstairs

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Community

  If you enjoyed "Mar Bar", you will certainly love "Mar Bar - upstairs". It's on the 1st floor and it's a terrace/lounge thing, where you can eat and drink, and enjoy some tunes. Awsome view over the beach & good vibrations!

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  Mar Bar

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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    Community

  It's situated in the most beautiful beach in Sintra, Praia Grande. Amazing view, laidback environment, people from diferent backgrounds and ages. A great place to eat something and have a couple of drinks. My personal favourite: "Crepe au chocolat" :)

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  Barricas Don Tiburcio: Gourmet delicacies in Coyoacán

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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  Doesn't matter if you like more wine or beer, if you're a wine expert or a novice, if it is to give to give somebody or to give to yourself, if it's your first visit or if you are already a regular customer, if you have a craving or if it's a special occasion, if you're coming from far away or from just around the corner, if you want something unique or more mainstream, young or mature, expensive or cheap … at Barricas Don Tiburcio you will find exactly what you are looking for. With knowledgable staff that will recommend which wine goes better with any given cheese, meat, or dessert; this place has consolidated as a main reference in the neighborhood. A useful tip: if you are wandering around Coyoacán's colorful alleys and streets, and you are feeling hungry, go to Barricas Don Tiburcio and ask for their panninis. They're great for a half-way snack.

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  Beer at cafe Babel

  • Barcelona, Spain

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  This is a cozy small bar at the Gothic neighborhood. Having a cold beer or a nice spanish wine and trying some tapas is the must to do! Its terrace, placed in front of the old Romanic Walls, makes you feel in a diferent atmosphere - it's a whole experience!

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  Road trip Catalunya

  • Barcelona, Spain

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  Baga is a medieval city in the countryside of Catalunya. It's a very charming small town, full of history. Very recomendable for those who want to escape to a nice and historic enviroment.

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  "Chile relleno" and more at Roldán 37

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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  Roldán 37 is a hidden jewel in one of the oldest and most traditional neighborhoods in the city: La Merced. Since the Aztec times, this area has been the commercial Mecca of the Country. Today, although a bigger commerce center has been built in the South of the city, La Merced is still a reference for retail trade. Hundreds of thousands of people from all over the Country come here everyday to buy or sell their goods. Mexico's culinary diversity is present in every stand one passes by. Fresh fruits and vegetables, herbs and spices with enthralling scents, and savory sauces are just some of the pleasures of visiting this great market. Roldán 37 is located in what used to be the house and storehouse of a pepper merchant of the 19th. Today, his descendants, the Fragoso family, have opened a restaurant that has pepper as the main ingredient of most of its dishes. Here you will be able to taste delicious traditional, and also new, recipes cooked with the many of Mexican "chiles": "poblanos", "chilacas", "serranos", "jalapeños", "cuaresmeños", etc. Yo can even have your tequila served in a "medio chile" (half pepper) which gives it a smoothly hot aftertaste.

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  Al Andalus

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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  The Lebanese immigrants in Mexico have become a central part our society. For many Mexicans, Lebanese food is not considered exotic or outlandish, it has a special place in our national culinary tradition and is cherished by most of us. In fact, I may say that it's my favorite cuisine, and Al Andalus, my favorite place to eat it. The restaurant is conveniently located in La Merced neighborhood, where Lebanese, Syrian, and Jewish immigrants arrived in the first years of the 20th century and contributed to the strong trade tradition that still makes this area one of the most interesting in the City. In the colonial hall of Al Andalus you will always find Lebanese families before a table covered with dozens of plates with hummus, taboule, keppe, and so on, or men talking business while sipping on their hot turkish coffee or fresh arak. The quality is unbeatable among all the Lebanese restaurants in the City (and perhaps among some I've been in the Middle East). From the spearmint lassi, to the coffee and arab sweets, whatever you order will be a delight to your palate. My favorites are raw keppe, "hojas de parra" (dawali), taboule, falafel, lamb shawarma, and the sweets. If you don't mind people smoking while you are eating, try to get a table at the balcony (the smoking area), it is a very refreshing spot.

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  Finca Loreto-Family owned traditional Mexican restaurant

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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  La Finca Loreto is one of the best "fondas" in Mexico City. A "fonda" is an informal, small and usually family owned restaurant that serves traditional home-made Mexican food in a series of fixed 4 or 5 courses. It includes soups, salad, main course, dessert, bread or tortilla, and fresh fruit water. La Finca is located in a very interesting spot of Downtown Mexico City. Loreto Square is surrounded by two very old churches, one Neoclassical (my favorite) and the other, New Spain Colonial, and by two synagogues, one Sefardi and the other, Ashkenazi. The fountain and the Neoclassical church are masterpieces of Manuel Tolsá, the most important architect of the late colonial period. Although small, La Finca Loreto is quite a cozy place. With its colorful decorated interiors and friendly staff, it is a great place to recover energy after an intense visit to the vibrant nearby Merced market and neighborhood. My favorite dish is "enchiladas de mole", an only-Mexican recipe that is very well prepared at La Finca Loreto. If "mole" is not your thing, you can try "enchiladas rojas". La Finca Loreto is your best option if you are looking for great local taste at a really fair price in a traditional and friendly place.

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  Bar da Dona Onça

  • El Tarter, Andorra

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  Don’t be misled by the ‘bar’ in the name – this classic Centro destination is as much restaurant as watering hole, and its extensive menu, including pasta and meat dishes, draws crowds for both lunch and dinner. Do not miss!

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  Piriquita

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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  Inside there's one of the best things you'll ever taste in your life: called "travesseiro". As we say in Portugal, "é a prata da casa" - something like "it's the house's silver", wich means the best there is about that place. Situated on the old side of Sintra, the historic centre where the palaces and castles are at your doorstep. A must if you're visiting Sintra, or the surroundings :)

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  Pastelaria Gregório

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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  A "must" on traditional pastry. Different types of things to try, amongst other classic Portuguese traditional bites.

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  Sabor Amor

  • Ciudad de México, Mexico

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  It's another style of place to eat: the name "Sabor Amor" means something like "Taste Love". The food here is between artistic and traditional Mexican food, with a little touch of an interesant combinations of flavors. The photo I took is a dessert, fondant of chocolate over mezcal creme and vainilla icecream and mermelade of chilli, tastes wonderful :)

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  Pulqueria Los Duelistas

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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  This pulcata has been revitalized by young people, who have painted walls with pre-Hispanic motifs, making it now look quaint. It is also sometimes taken by the underground punk scene and rockabilly, to make music and alternate with the obligatory jukebox. The "el curado" style is very rich and, as is tradition, its fruity flavors change depending on the day, like the snack canteen.

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  Zinco Jazz Club

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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  A small cozy place that shows us a different side of the city. One of the few places with different offers: great live performances and a menu with great options!

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  Espacio Escultórico

  • Dibba Al-Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

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  Housed in a building designed by Teodoro González de León for the University Cultural Center, the University Museum of Contemporary Art, MUAC, opened in November 2008. Possessor of the first public collection of contemporary art of our country, this museum has set a new paradigm for artistic creation, knowledge construction and meaningful learning of their audiences, provided a framework for discussion, experimentation and critical where the axis the museum is the individual action.Its programs and projects are a reference for the study, interpretation, exhibition and dissemination of contemporary art from 1952 onwards. Insert at the university level, MUAC promotes interdisciplinary work, but also seeks his presence in the national and international museum scene.With a dynamic program of art exhibitions comprising national and international visual artists, sound art, performance actions, visual, kinetic and performing arts, MUAC builds a prime space for the appreciation and enjoyment of contemporary art forms. 

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  Museum Het Schip

  • Murbaḩ, United Arab Emirates

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  Cool museum about the 'Amsterdam School' style of architecture. You can combine this with my tour through the neighbourhood of De Pijp, where a lot of this architecture is yet to be seen :)

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  The DDR Museum (GDR- Englisch)

  • Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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  The DDR Museum is an unique and specific museum and one of the most-visited museums in Berlin. Specific because of three main reasons. 1. The topicThe DDR Museum is the only museum which concentrates on everyday life in the GDR. We don't only show the crimes of the State Security or the border defences at the Berlin Wall but we display the life of the people in the dictatorship: Maybe you know the spreewald pickles, nudism beaches and the Trabi - the rest of the life in this socialist state is unfamiliar to most of the people in the world. 2. The conceptA hands-on experience of history - the DDR Museum is not an exhibition to regard, but the visitor has to take part, to handle the exhibits and to look behind drawers and doors. For this reason we are one of the most interactive museums in the world - not the least point which nominated us for the European Museum of the Year Award 2008. 3. The institutionThe DDR Museum is privately financed to one hundred percent. We don't spend one cent of public money and achieve no aid money. We finance probably as the only museum in Germany to one hundred percent from the entrance fees of the visitor. Visitor orientation is not only a headword, but the guideline for our work. Thereby the DDR Museum has become one of the most visited museums in Berlin only one year after the opening.

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  Tresor Club

  • Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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  Tresor (German for safe or vault) is an underground techno nightclub and record label. The club was founded in March 1991 in the vaults of the former old Wertheim department store in Mitte, the central part of the former East Berlin, next to the famous Potsdamer Platz, however the history of the club goes back to 1988 when the electronic music label Interfisch opened the Ufo Club in Berlin. Ufo was the original centre of Berlin house and techno, but due to financial problems that club closed in 1990. After Ufo closed, Interfisch's head, Dimitri Hegemann and some investors in the club found the new space in East Berlin. This was advantageous timing, as it was only a few months before Germany unified. The vaults under the Wertheim department store proved to be the perfect location for a club, and Tresor quickly became the place to be in Berlin. Tresor continued to be a popular club to this day, having expanded and reconstructed continuously several times to include an outdoor garden area, and a second \"Globus\" floor. The concept for the Tresor floor in the basement was specifically hard techno, industrial and acid music while Globus was featuring mainly more mellow house sound. The recordlabel Tresor Records was founded soon after the club first opened, in October 1991. Featured artists on the label include Jeff Mills, Blake Baxter, Juan Atkins, Robert Hood, Stewart Walker, Joey Beltram, DJ Surgeon, Pacou, Cristian Vogel, House of Fix and many others. In 2004 the documentary \"Tresor Berlin: The Vault & the Electronic Frontier\" was released. Directed by Mike Andrawis, it features interviews with Hegemann, Carola Stoiber, and DJs & artists associated with the club & label.[1] The film covers the period from Hegemann's involvement with the Fishladen and UFO clubs in Berlin-Kreuzberg to the final months prior to Tresor's closure. Tresor closed on the 16th April, 2005, after several years prolonged short-term rent. The city sold the land to an investor group to build offices on the Leipziger Straße location. It was open for each night of April 2005, with the final event starting the Saturday night with queues stretching all the way down the road, and still going Monday morning. Tresor reopened on 24 May 2007 in a renovated power plant on Köpenicker Straße in Mitte.

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  Parade of the three Wise Men

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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  In Spain, one of the biggest events of the holiday season is the arrival parade of the Three Wise Men. There is a long tradition for having the children receive presents by the three \"Reyes Magos\" on the night of January 5 (Epiphany Eve) or morning of January 6. Almost every Spanish city or town organises cabalgatas in the evening, in which the kings and their servants parade and throw sweets to the children (and parents) in attendance. Madrid organizes the biggest parade of all, with different floats and and artistic performers, broadcasted nationally on TV.

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  Palm Club

  • Umm AL Quwain, United Arab Emirates

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  Palm Club is the new point in João Pessoa. By the seaside, the bar has a cosmopolitan ambient, with bright lights and wonderful retro music. That bar is headed by Zagma Maga, and her waitresses are very funny. When you there ask for their Pina Colada and a traditional Texan Hamburger. Don't worry: you can talk in English all the time, because the most people there speak it fluently.

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  Artimaña Librería

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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  Trendy bookshop full of especialized art, graphic novel and comic books. Also options for children, design, architecture and photo. Nice neighbourhood for walking and discovering other design shops.

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  Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval

  • Holice, Czech Republic

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  Olga Cadaval is a cultural centre with various showrooms where you can find different types of shows, from music to theater, dance and even stand-up comedy from time to time. On top of that, it's an historical building in Sintra right next to the Museum of Modern Art. Price depends on the shows.

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  Café Molar

  • Ajman City, United Arab Emirates

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    Iván Ortiz

  Stylish cafe and library shop, also featuring art exhibitions, a great selection of comics and books.

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  Haus der Kulturen der Welt

  • Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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  This place presents arts from around the globe, with a particular focus on non-European cultures and societies. A cultural hotspot, located in the heart of Berlin, with projects that aim to break through artistic boundaries. Visual and performing arts, music, literature, film, academic discussions and digital media are brought together in an interdisciplinary program otherwise unique in Europe.

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  Interior de Té

  • Ajman, United Arab Emirates

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  A small tea shop in the cosy neighbourhood of Gracia packed with dozens of huge pots containing different and fine varieties of tea. Run by a couple who travel almost every year to the tea markets of China to get exactly what they want and offer it directly to you. You can buy leaves to enjoy them at home or sit in their tiny tables to have a tea while having their homemade pastries.

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  Jardi del Turia

  • Dibba Al Hesn, United Arab Emirates

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  The redirecting of the River Turia that ran through Valencia in order to avoid the periodic flooding that the city suffered left an expanse of land, surrounded by the old town and city centre. After a profound urban study an ambitious project produced a fantastic river-bed park with all sorts of facilities for children, sporting activities, ponds, fountains and the wonderful infants’ park.

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  Uruguayan Parliament

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Palacio Legislativo - national parliament, the first one in South America and an iconic symbol of Uruguay´s long lasting democracy.The construction of this building started in 1904 sponsored by the government of President José Batlle y Ordoñez.It was designed by Italian architects Vittorio Meano and Gaetano Moretti, who planned the building's interior. Among the notable contributors to the project was sculptor José Belloni, who created numerous reliefs and allegorical sculptures for the building.The building was declared a National Historic Monument in 1975 by the government of President Juan María Bordaberry.

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  Mercado Del Puerto

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  The centre of traditional Uruguayan food and beverage in Montevideo is the Mercado del Puerto (\"Port Market\"). This complex contains a considerable range of restaurants and cafes.La Palenque restaurant serves Uruguayan and Spanish cuisine with a variety of lamb, pork and cold meats dishes with vegetables, paella, rice and shellfish. Additionally, the market is host to various cultural events on Saturdays.The Mercado del Puerto is the city's most famous area for parillas (\"barbecues\"). The open-aired building which houses the market was built in 1868.While originally a venue for fresh produce, it is now filled with parillas.The structure was built in the style of a nineteenth-century British Railway station. It is listed among \"The Best Markets\" in South America by mer's

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  Punta Brava Lighthouse

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Punta Brava Lighthouse (Faro de Punta Brava), also known as Punta Carretas Lighthouse, is a lighthouse in Punta Carretas, Montevideo, Uruguay. It was built in 1876, and is 21m tall. Its light reaches 15 miles away, with a flash every ten seconds. The lighthouse is still important for guiding boats into the Banco Inglés, Buceo Port or the entrance of the Santa Lucía River, west of Montevideo city.

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  Punta Carretas Shoping Centre

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Punta Carretas Shopping is a recycled penitentiary which was originally inaugurated in 1910. For decades, this jail and the church were the only important buildings in this neighborhood. Once an abandoned place, this location turned into a relevant 3 stores mall with 210 shops and an exclusive proposal when it comes to choose the best in Montevideo.

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  Carnival Museum

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  The Carnival Museum is opposite the port of Montevideo. It is an interesting way of understanding the feeling of this festival that managed to join different cultures.It is well-known that Montevideo celebrates the longest carnival in the world. It goes January till March and it includes rehearsals, stage preparation, parades and 40 days in a row of events. Nobody can be indifferent to the sound of the drums and the music of the murgas. This is the reason why the Carnival Museum was created in the storehouses at 218 25 de Agosto de 1825 Promenade, near the port market. The place is fully equipped so that visitors can understand that carnival is more than just a festival. It is a way of life for this city.

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  Manos del Uruguay

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Manos del Uruguay is a non-profit social organization which, since 1968, has provided jobs for craftswomen living in Uruguay rural areas. In Manos, garments are designed and knitted -mainly with wool yarns- for the local market and for renowned international brand-name clothesManos del Uruguay defends and promotes Uruguayan identity, being part of the weave that constitutes the essence of our country, where culture and tradition are mixed in an exchange that is reflected in each one of our knitted products.During 2009, and after a long and exhaustive evaluation process, Manos del Uruguay was accepted as a member of the World Fair Trade Organization WFTO, which operates in 70 countries and brings together more than 350 organizations, 100% committed to Fair Trade.This achievement acknowledges Manos del Uruguay mission of eradicating poverty through sustainable economic growth, enabling craftspeople to improve the quality of their craft products, so that, in this way, they can continue their personal development.

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  Cycling at the coast

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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  Get yourself a bike and go cruising along the walking-jogging-cycling track that follows the riverfront Rambla! Bikes can be rented at both the Montevideo Hostel and the Ciudad Vieja Hostel. If all that seems a bit too energetic, bus 64 goes Av 18 de Julio along the coast road - just jump off when you see a beach you like :)

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  Cheap Shops at Jews District

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  There is so much in clothes and shoes – I wouldn’t even begin to know where to look! Close to Christmas and New Year, this is the place to go to get your supply of fireworks. Also, around any “themed event” you will find all you need. Now for example, the shops are full of Halloween supplies and decorations. A lot of the shops advertise that they sell “por mayor” or “por menor” – so either wholesale or retail. Some sell both, whereas some are purely wholesale. Don’t be scared off by the “por mayor” shops, because we found that the quantities you need to buy to get the deals aren’t all that high. One shop we bought a few things , had a minimum purchase of $60 (Uruguayan pesos) per item, which is around U$S 3, so it really isn’t a big deal.Now, don’t come here looking for designer clothes and shoes, or top quality items. This is a place where you can find a true bargain. Stock up on socks, sheets or towels, get your party supplies, footballs (soccer balls) or some bargain clothes or shoes. Don’t come here if you are short on time in Montevideo, only if you have a spare day, and don’t mind hunting out a bargain.And, while you are here, check out this little street of cutely painted houses. It is like Montevideo’s own minature version of La Boca (Buenos Aires) without the tourists, fame and all that goes on over there.

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  Santa Lucia River Boat Tour

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  A chance to live the protected area of the beautiful Santa Lucia River, making a boat ride comfortable and safe, listening to the sound of birds, watching a unique landscape, sipping a drink and enjoying the experience rather than the attractive navigation.

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  Solis Theatre

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  A visit to Montevideo really wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Teatro Solis. Teatro Solis is a real gem, a credit to Uruguay, and a fine example of Uruguayan history. The official inauguration of the Teatro Solis was on the 25th of August, 1856 – over 150 years ago – and today it continues to be an important feature of the Montevideo landscape, close to the heart of the Ciudad Vieja and Plaza Independencia.To explore the Teatro Solis, you can take in one of the many shows. There are regular performances at the Teatro Solis, including theatre, ballet, orchestra and comedy. You can check out their website for program information and details (at the moment, it is all in Spanish).There are also guided tours which are a great opportunity to see the behind the scenes, and to get a taste of the history of this Montevideo icon. The tours are operated Tuesdays through to Sundays. The timetable below was extracted the website (hopefully it is current). They do tours in Spanish, English, French and Portugese.Tuesdays and Thursdays: 4pmWednesdays: 11am, 12pm & 4pm (free).Friday and Sunday: 11am, 12pm and 4pm.Saturday: 11am, 12pm, 1pm & 4pm.

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  Centenarial Stadium

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Estadio Centenario is a stadium in Parque Batlle, Montevideo, Uruguay, used primarily for football. The stadium was built between 1929 and 1930 to host the 1930 FIFA World Cup, as well as to commemorate the centennial of Uruguay's first constitution. It is listed by FIFA as one of the football world's classic stadiums, along with the likes of Maracanã, Wembley Stadium, San Siro, Estadio Azteca, and Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. On July 18, 1983 was declared by FIFA as The only historical monument of World Football, the only building of its kind (worldwide).The Uruguayan national team has always been a threat when playing in their home stadium, consistently beating top teams. Even the top ranked Brazil national football team has only managed 3 wins in 20 opportunities, although only one was an official match.

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  Tristán Narvaja Fair Market

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Montevideo is known for its countless fairs. The largest and most popular one takes place on Sunday morning, on Tristán Narvaja Street, and its one of the typical tours of the city! The offer of items is as vast and rich as extravagant. You can buy from the traditional Sunday lunch pasta to books, vinyls, antiques, games, furniture and pets, amongst other items.

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  Montevideo Hill

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  The Cerro (hill) has a height of 135 meters. At its summit is the Fortaleza General Artigas, its construction was complete in 1811, and it was the protagonist of important moments in the country’s history. It shelters a military museum and a historic lighthouse, the first in the Rio de la Plata. Down the hill you can find Vaz Ferreira park, the “rambla” and the beach, spots you cannot miss at the Hill´s Ville. It has a panoramic view of Montevideo’s bay.It´s the best point of view of our amazing city.

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  Telecommunication Tower and Old Train Station

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  The 160 meters high Tower of modern aesthetics, along with four other buildings serve as headquarters for the public telecommunications company ANTEL. Within the complex, there is a tourist lookout, which is accessed through a panoramic elevator. There is also an interior public plaza, a 370 person auditorium, and the Museum of Telecommunications, which travels, the beginnings, the telephony history. Nearby is the Old Central Railway Station “General Artigas” built in the 1890s. 5 blocks north is the new station, suited to the aesthetics of its neighbor, the Telecommunication Tower.

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  Summer Theatre

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Above the Rodo Park quarries, across the Ramirez Beach is the Summer Theatre “Ramón Collazo”. A lot of important events take place here. The vault of the stage refurbished following the style of Eladio Dieste, a leading creator of the Uruguayan architect construction technology called “Armed Ceramics” worthing international recognition, based on the use of bricks in a curved surface creation.

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  La Vaca Barbecue

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Regarding the grill rioplatense, with fifteen years of experience, La Vaca offers a varied menu of meat stamped author, accompanied by a buffet or salad bar. Those who prefer can choose the classic accompaniments. Also, the chef's specialties are an option to consider in this grill that over the years has earned a place in the heart of the Uruguayans and foreigners who have visited.

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  Fun Fun Bar

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  Fun Fun is that charming place you must know while you are in Montevideo. A place with history, memories, images. Its owners' warmth makes Tango more than a simple musical style! This place invites you with its traditional and exclusive drink called "Uvita". Montevideo´s night has a bit of FUN FUN in it ;)

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  El Hacha Tango Bar & Restaurant

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  The Bar and Restaurant El Hacha (The Axe) is the oldest in Uruguay. Born as a General Store, along with the founding of the city, it was known for many years as the General Store of Juan Vázquez. On April 15, 1794, he named it after an infamous crime of the time, known eversince as EL HACHA (The Axe); and eventually it became the most traditional Bar of Montevideo.

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  Four Points Hotel Montevideo

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  4 stars hotel located at our financial district. Four Points by Sheraton Montevideo is conveniently located in front of the city hall, a kilometer (10 blocks) away from Montevideo's old city, and five minutes away from Montevideo's Harbor. Its facilities include 135 bedrooms, an indoor heated pool and a restaurant.

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  Contemporary Art Space

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  This place is exclusively devoted to contemporary art. Located in a renovated part of the ex-Miguelete prison.

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  Blanes Museum

  • Dibba Al Fujairah Municipality, United Arab Emirates

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    Gustavo Padrón

  The Juan Manuel Blanes Municipal Museum of the Arts is located some distance the center of Montevideo but the trek there is worth it. Housed in a gorgeous mansion, you can begin to understand the present-day culture of the country, and the works of the artists on permanent exhibition give much insight into the Uruguay’s rather mysterious past.To get there Blvd. Espana or Blvd. Artigas in Pocitos, take the 183 bus line. You’ll enjoy a nice tour through Montevideo’s various neighborhoods before being delivered to Milan Avenue, directly in front of the Blanes Museum. Stone sculptures on either side of the wide driveway observe the guests as they enter the grounds. The yard accompanying the mansion is filled with towering trees, their branches shading the benches below.As you climb the marble steps, pass the Grecian-like columns, and enter into the majestic home, you can almost hear a soundtrack of fervent candombe drumming mixed with the marching beat of the Uruguayan national anthem. Inside the museum, you’ll find permanent exhibitions of two of Uruguay’s most celebrated artists—Juan Manuel Blanes and Pedro Figari. The two are well known not only for the aesthetic beauty of their work but also for their immense contribution to the culture and the history of the nation.Juan Manuel Blanes, born in 1830, was the darling of the politicians of the time. Although he painted many noteworthy portraits, which can be seen at the museum, two massive paintings dominate his exhibition. The first, Juramento de los Treinte y Tres Orientales, is a fictitious scene. Translated as “The Oath of the 33 Orientals”, it chronicles the moment in 1877 when Captain Lavalleja and his compatriots landed on the Rocha coast to first plant the “Liberty or Die” flag. It is a scene of handsome rugged soldiers and noble and almost savage gauchos. They say that this was an important moment in the Uruguayan struggle for independence but it is now known that the scene did not happen in such a grandiose and elegant way; the “33 Orientales” were in fact a bedraggled group of less than 20 men, some in their early teens.The second painting, La Revista de 1885, is an artistic fanfare of President Maximo Santos and his retinue. Covering a whole wall, the painting is set in the Independence Plaza, and is composed of multiple portraits of proud soldiers on horseback. The masterpiece inspires a sense of grandeur and awe, yet the scene is fictitious. In the background, Blanes has painted the well-known statue of Artigas on horseback, however, strangely, there are certain differences between the painted version and the actual statue, which now sits on the plaza. The painting predates the real thing: Blanes painted the statue while the project for the statue was still in the planning stage. Nonetheless, the paintings are worthy of much admirationPedro Figari could be considered the antithesis of Blanes as he documented Uruguay’s history in such a different way. Born in 1861, Figari become a lawyer and worked as an advocate for the poor. He was instrumental in the abolition of the death sentence in Uruguay, and his paintings reflect his values. Primarily, his figures are not recognizable individuals. They are common people in their daily lives. He painted country folk in their homes, in funerals, and at work. He painted emancipated slaves in their tenement housing, in parties, and at the carnival. Known for his passion for candombe music, the figures in Figari’s paintings are brightly colored, so full of vitality that their limbs seem to be almost elastic with movement. Although he did not completely dedicate himself to painting until he was in his sixties, his passion was evident. In the estimated 4,000 paintings he created, his aim was clear—to paint sensations, to depict pure energy of life instead of realistic scenes.The legacies left by Pedro Figari and Juan Blanes are extremely important. While Figari has encouraged the celebration of Uruguay’s unique folk culture, Blanes has encouraged patriotism and zeal for the country.

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  Picaba

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    André Parente

  Nice relaxed place just by the sea, with good food and natural juices. Best time is during summer and spring, on sunny days.

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  Belcanto

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  Chef Jose Avillez is the leading figure in Portugal's new wave of fine gastronomy, internationally recognised for his re-inventions of traditional cuisine. After winning a Michelin star at his last restaurant, this is his major new venture, in the centre of Lisbon.

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  Queijadas da Sapa

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  A MUST if you ever go to Sintra: ask for a "queijada" and you won't be able to leave without at least a six pack of those! Closed on Mondays. During summertime, it closes at 7pm everyday, and in the winter, it closes at 6pm except on weekends - Saturday and Sunday.