May 13, 2024 12:50 PM

Europe

Little City, Big Heart: Luxembourg City

Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe, nestled between Belgium, France, and Germany. The capital city, Luxembourg City, may be a small city, but there is a lot to explore. Not to mention Luxembourg is one of the wealthiest countries in Europe despite its small size!

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Old World Christmas Traditions: Christmas Markets

With the beginning of December or even mid-way through November, cities around Europe and small begin to set up Christmas Markets in the center of town, a tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages. They are more popular in Germany and France, though. German immigrants brought this centuries- old tradition to the United States. Today, many large cities like Chicago and New York City as well as smaller places like Helen, GA have their own markets.

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Escape Paris While Still in Paris

Paris is the city of lights and love. We go there to see the famous works of art, the Eiffel Tower, the cathedrals, the opulence. We want to feel French so we buy baguettes, eat croissants, and read books in the parks. We want to appear cultured so we try to speak French, dress a la mode, critique art. But why visit the ethnic parts of Paris? Leave behind the Parisian life. See what makes up a modern Paris, a modern France.

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Bringing Europe a Little Closer to Home

So, you went to Europe recently, and fell in love with whatever country you visited. Am I right?? We can all be amazed by the old world charm or the bustling cities that manage to preserve the cultural habits. We sit in the park or at the café table and wonder why life at home is not like this. We think how can we make our life more European. Well, here are some steps to making yourself feel more European.

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Brussels: The Center of Art Nouveau

Europe is known as the art capital of the world with art galleries galore. Many of the renowned artists came from Europe and their works are still there. During the early twentieth century, the art world saw a radical change that reflected the changing political views and pushed against the norms of the art world. This era became known as Avant-Garde art.

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An Unlikely Place to Visit Abroad

The Bookstore! My favorite activity to do when traveling in Europe is to find a local bookstore. This may just be the inner book nerd in me, but I love a unique bookstore—actually just the smell the books in the bookstore. Finding a bookstore is not just for us Booknerds though. Many bookstores in Europe have amazing architecture, an interesting story about their history, or give an insight into the country’s culture.

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Top 5 Expensive Travel Spots In Europe Surprisingly Possible For The Budget Traveler

Europe may be a long shot, especially to wanderlusts miles away from the continent, but we reveal the Top 5 Surprisingly affordable summer travel spots in Europe for the average traveler’s convenience and fulfilment of dreams.

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The European Safari

A safari in Europe may seem unlikely, what with all the roads and real estate that has been put up in past decades. However, reports say that with a little bit of patience and an unyielding spirit, one can find and experience big game from the Arctic Circle to the shores of the Mediterranean.

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Top 5 Sexually Satisfied Countries

Europeans have way better sex than Americans

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Review: Sleeping With Gargoyles: Hotel Pax, Amsterdam

The Hotel Pax is a 1* rated hotel located in the middle of old Amsterdam. Here's why I think it deserves a five-star review.

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The Fault In Our Stars: Visit The Filming Locations!

The film adaptation of John Green's novel, The Fault In Our Stars, has been getting people excited over the past few weeks and this has reached fever pitch with the release of the brand new The Fault In Our Stars film trailer, and the filming locations have just been announced...

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U.S. Tourists Favor London, Paris and Toronto, Report Says

A three-year low in the Canadian exchange is being credited for the country's increasing popularity among American tourists.

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History Fans Can Take A Quirky Trip and Stay in an East German Bunker

History fans rejoice, you can now buy a night in a legitimate East German Bunker. Part of a 'historic reality' experience, you can spend a night in a bunker for 109 euros and dress in a National People's Army Uniform while living the experience as a true East German soldier.

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3 Useful Tips to Stretch Your Budget while in Europe

Europe houses some of the world’s most expensive cities, including Vienna, London and Rome. Travelers can easily burn a lot of cash but with a few tweaks here and there, they can also stretch their budget to make the trip extra-special.

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Top 3 Cities in Europe to be in on New Year's Eve

New Year’s Eve is coming and if travelers ever find themselves in Europe during the Holidays, then there’s no question they’ve landed in the right continent.

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