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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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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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Europe’s Safest Undiscovered Medieval City With A UNESCO-Listed Cathedral, $4 Tapas, And Welcoming Locals Is Surging In Popularity

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22
Oct

Share The Article We’ve all seen the horror scenes coming out of France and Italy this week, and we’re just as horrified as you. Balaclava-clad rioters setting fire to a historic French town hall, smashing their way into Milan’s landmark Galleria, pillaging shops and terrorizing merchants—and reassuring as a tougher response might sound, even the […]

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This Safe Italian City With Moated Castles, $15 Pasta, And Zero Crowds Is Breaking Tourism Records

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20
Oct

Share The Article Forget Rome and its jam-packed Trastevere, Naples with its graffiti-splattered center, and Milan’s cathedral-anchored main square, where you practically have to wade through an indiscernible mass of bodies. If you’re looking to experience Italy without the crowds, and at normal prices, Ferrara is where you should be headed. Home to a stunning […]

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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To Europe’s Safest Undiscovered Coastal City With Intact Medieval Walls, $5 Pints, And Nearby Turquoise Beaches

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18
Oct

Share The Article I totally understand the urge to hold onto summer for as long as humanly possible. When the temperature starts dropping at home, my first reaction is to start looking at flight maps. I want to find a place where the sun is still bright, the ocean water is still warm enough for […]

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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Safe European Walled City With 72°F Octobers, 16th-Century Fortresses, And Zero Anti-Tourist Protests

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03
Oct

Share The Article Feel like Spain, Italy, and Portugal don’t want Americans anywhere near? No problem: this fall, you can fly nonstop from Newark to this gorgeous walled city in Southeastern Europe, dominated by mighty medieval fortifications, offering mild weather, beautiful turquoise seas, and virtually zero of the headline-grabbing anti-tourist protests seen farther out West. […]

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The Most Beautiful ‘Old World’ City In The U.S. Everyone Should Visit At Least Once

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23
Sep

Share The Article There’s a stunning city in Georgia that serves as the epitome of Southern charm and beauty, and it’s a destination I’ve been dying to visit for a long time. This past month, I finally got to cross this beautiful city off my bucket list, and I was genuinely surprised by how much […]

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