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This Unheard-Of Cultural City In Germany Is Breaking Tourism Records Thanks To Stunning Medieval Sights, $4 Beer, And Fewer Crowds

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01
Nov

Share The Article Got Germany on your upcoming travel plans but you’re looking to switch things up a little? Chances are the never-ending beer fest that is Munich, and the cathedral-dominated Cologne are already featured on your itinerary, but if you’ve got room for one more, this secret cultural gem packed with medieval sights and […]

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The 7 Warmest Places In The U.S. For Winter Sun

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31
Oct

Share The Article Escaping the freezing temperatures of January and February usually requires an expensive international flight, long customs lines, and a valid passport. But as travel costs surge into 2027, the smartest winter escapes are right here in the USA. You don’t need to cross a border to find 79°F weather, local seafood, and […]

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7 Affordable Beach Destinations To Visit Right Now

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30
Oct

Share The Article When I walk outside and start feeling like I have to grab a jacket, my brain is already jumping to the beach. But checking hotel prices can kill that dream fast. A lot of famous island destinations charge a premium just for the location. You end up paying over five hundred bucks […]

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This Undiscovered Italian City With 8 UNESCO Sites, $14 Pasta, And Fewer Crowds Is Breaking Tourism Records

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29
Oct

Share The Article If you’re keen on a little culture-loaded getaway to Italy this winter, but you’re not exactly too thrilled about lining up to toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, or paying upwards of $120 for a mid-at-best canal-facing dinner in Venice, maybe you should be considering stopping in Ravenna instead: A lesser-known […]

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Why This French City Near The German Border Is Europe’s Most Magical Christmas Getaway

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28
Oct

Share The Article When the leaves drop and the first hard freeze hits the ground back home in Louisville, Liz and I usually start chasing the sun. But if there’s one thing that’ll get us on a plane headed for colder weather, it’s the European holiday season. You can keep the crowded streets of Paris […]

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