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Incomparable Canals
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On this tour you will see the railway station, the Rialto Bridge, the commercial center (with shops full of jewelry, shoes, and clothing), and the weekly markets, where fresh fruits and vegetables arrive via the Canal at the quay and the market. Along the Grand Canal you will see magnificent palaces and lovely bridges. Then you venture along picturesque calli, bordered by shops that display precious blown glass objects from Murano and Carnival masks and costumes. In short, youll see why Venice is unforgettable! Author: Maria Liberati Celebrity Chef Maria Liberati is the author of the Gourmand World Award Winning Book series The Basic Art of Italian Cooking, as well as the award winning BLOG of the same name recently selected as Culinary Travel Blog of the Year by the NYTWS. Maria writes her books at her country farm in the mountains of Italy, and she makes many personal appearances throughout the world. Watch for her new PBS/ Create TV series that is based on her book. Coverimage: Venezia (Venice) 2013 by _Thevenin_ (CC BY 2.0)
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More Than Spring Break!
6 shoudios
Situated in the heart of Floridas Gold Coast, Fort Lauderdale presents a wealth of diverse activities and you dont have to be wealthy to enjoy them! Relax on the beach and work on an envy-producing tan savor the perfect empanada or dine al fresco at a historic landmark. Buy a beach wrap or a unique piece of artwork join locals dancing to jazz in the park under the glorious South Florida sky. Be a kid again at a hands-on museum, and learn how in little more than a century this area was completely transformed. The question becomes: What to do this time, and what to leave for next? Author: John Clites John Clites contracted the travel bug when a child and has never shaken it, having visited 49 of the 50 states and 26 countries. For the last 12 years he called South Florida home, before moving to Rio de Janeiro. He now lives in Ipanema. An amateur photographer and author for many years, John now writes professionally, but he never intends to let travel and exploration become more work than play. Coverimage: IMG_6377 by Eyewall ZRH (CC BY 2.0)
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Tian'anmen and Forbidden City
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Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City are usually the first sights that travelers visit, and for good reason: they are the heart and soul of Beijing. Tiananmen is one of the largest public squares in the world it is amazing! Next, enjoy the Forbidden City, Chinas best-preserved architectural site and one of the top five palaces in the world. After that, youll cross the street to Jingshan Park, a former imperial garden, and then climb the man-made Coal Hill for stunning views of the Forbidden City from above. Author: Cheryl Probst Cheryl Probst is an award-winning photojournalist who has worked for newspapers in Oregon, Washington, Alaska and China. She goes to China on a regular basis, and has visited 43 of the 50 United States, 7 Canadian Provinces, numerous European countries and also New Zealand. Today she calls the state of Washington her home. Coverimage: when Old meets New by Mr鈕祜祿 (CC BY 2.0)
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Colorado's Hot Springs Trail
5 shoudios
Want to get into hot water? Head for Colorados Hot Springs Trail! Just three hours from Denver awaits a relaxing world of geothermal springs that nourishes a thriving Colorado spa industry set amid a kaleidoscope of towering mountains, raging whitewaters, and spiritual valleys. Its all here, including the worlds largest outdoor hot mineral springs swimming pool, a family-style hot springs resort, a spiritual valley hot springs center, South-Pacific-Island-style mud bath hot springs, and underground soaking caves. En route: an open-air swing-fling over a huge canyon, river rafting, wine tasting, tundra, alligators, UFOs, and some legendary folk. Relax! Enjoy! Author: Kathryn Brockman Kathryn Brockman is a multi-lingual travel writer and overseas military brat who has traveled through sixty-two countries and lived in seven of them. A contributing historical book author, she has an insatiable curiosity for what lies around the corner or over the horizon: sometimes this gets her into hot water! Kathryn currently lives in Southern California. Coverimage: 045a by markbyzewski (CC BY 2.0)
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National Recreation Areas
6 shoudios
The Golden Gate National Recreation Area is one of the most visited National Parks in the United States, hosting over 13 million visitors per year. It is also one of the largest urban parks in the world with a size almost 3 times that of the consolidated city and county of San Francisco, where much of the developed park resides. This tour through the GGNRA will include units within the city of San Francisco: the historic Presidio, Maritime Museum and Fort Mason, along with the wilderness regions of Lands End, Ocean Beach, and Fort Funston. Author: Brad Olsen Brad Olsen is a Contributing Editor for World Explorer magazine and has written several guide books. His seventh, 'Sacred Places Europe: 108 Destinations,' was released in March, 2007. The second edition of "Sacred Places North America: 108 Destinations" was released in 2008 and won the "Best Travel Guide for Planet Earth" Award in 2010. Brad's commentaries have appeared on National Public Radio, CNN and the Travel Channel. He enjoys extended global travel (particularly to exotic locations), and public speaking on the subject of sacred places. Coverimage: Golden Gate Bridge from Fort Baker by TyB (CC BY 2.0)
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Copacabana & Ipanema
7 shoudios
Rio. The name summons images of impossibly beautiful people decorating sweeping beaches with domes of granite in the background. This is Rios Zona Sul, or South Zone but Zona Sul is so much more. Stroll past trendy clothing and shoe stores, or window-shop outside the high-end jewelry stores, then refresh yourself at the restaurant where the song The Girl from Ipanema was written. If you enjoy the simpler pleasures, sip from a chilled coconut by the lake, strike up a conversation with the vendor at the newspaper stand, linger over a deliciously rich cup of coffee, or sit at the beach and marvel at the amazing game of foot volley. Nestled between tree-shrouded cliffs and the shimmering South Atlantic, Rios South Zone should be visited at least once. Author: John Clites John Clites contracted the travel bug when a child and has never shaken it, having visited 49 of the 50 states and 26 countries. For the last 12 years he called South Florida home, before moving to Rio de Janeiro. He now lives in Ipanema. An amateur photographer and author for many years, John now writes professionally, but he never intends to let travel and exploration become more work than play. Coverimage: Praia Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro by Bryn Pinzgauer (CC BY 2.0)
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