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When winter comes, the stars flock to some of the most luxurious ski resorts in the world. From impeccable service to top-tier skiing, these five resorts offer an experience like no other. Enjoy the thrill of rubbing elbows with the famous, as well as the extra amenities, like luxurious lodging and a superb selection of slopes. So if you're looking for a winter getaway that offers the same quality experience as the stars, read on to find out which ski resorts the rich and famous love to frequent. Whistler, Canada Whistler ski resort, the largest ski area in North America, is a haven for all levels of skiers. From the Beckham family learning to ski on the beginner slopes to Tom Cruise's expert moves, the resort is sure to have something for everyone. For après-ski fun, visit The GLC lounge bar for live music, poutine, and breathtaking views of the surrounding cliffs. Vail, Colorado Vail ski resort is the USA's premier celebrity ski destination, boasting 5,000 skiable acres and a world-class selection of spas and restaurants. Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton celebrated his 32nd birthday here in 2017, and in 2015–2016 Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris were seen making snowmen. You'll even have the chance to ski alongside the Kardashians, who have been visiting since Kim was a child. If you're looking to ski with the stars, Vail ski resort is the place to be. Verbier, Switzerland At Verbier, a top celebrity spot in Switzerland, aprés skiing is a must. The renowned Farm Club has welcomed guests such as David Bowie, Diana Ross, Madonna, her family, magician David Blaine, and James Blunt, who is also a co-owner of La Vache restaurant. For over 40 years, Farm Club has been a popular destination for the famous and affluent. Courmayeur, Italy At the base of the majestic Mont Blanc lies the charming medieval market town of Courmayeur. Its narrow alleyways offer a perfect place to escape the paparazzi. This renowned ski resort boasts impressive pistes with slopes for all difficulty levels, reaching heights of over 2,500 meters. Gourmet extraordinaire, Heston Blumenthal, visited the Aosta Valley and was captivated by its rustic cuisine and marvelous wines. For a taste of local culinary delights, be sure to make a stop at Chiecco, a mountainside restaurant that serves dishes such as wild boar ragù with polenta. Courchevel, France At Courchevel Ski Resort, located in the Les Trois Vallées area, you can find four distinct villages, each named for its altitude in meters, ranging from 1300 to the highest, and most exclusive, 1850. Here, celebrities such as Prince William and George Clooney can often be spotted. After a day on the slopes, join DJ David Guetta and singer Taio Cruz for signature cocktails at L'Apogée Courchevel or try one of the 12 Michelin-starred restaurants for an outstanding meal.

Why Phuket? The southwestern island of Phuket, in Thailand, is a popular tourist destination for its white sand beaches, aquamarine water, and limestone cliffs. Surrounded by the Andaman Sea and about an hour by plane from Bangkok, Phuket offers travelers tropical appeal along with affordable prices for everything from accommodations to spa treatments and boat tours. Although its beaches and tourism operators have bounced back from the 2004 tsunami that hammered its western coast and tragically claimed thousands of lives, Phuket has not forgotten its past—it remembers through its memorials and a better warning system should the area come under threat again. What to do? With so many things to do and experiences to have in this part of Thailand, many visitors have created an exclusive bucket list to ensure that they cover everything. Here's a list of things you should try as well! Beaches If you love beaches, Phuket is the place for you. This tropical island in Thailand has many beautiful beaches where you can lie in the sun, stroll hand-in-hand with your sweetheart, watch a spectacular sunset and even enjoy some water sports. Beach hopping is one of the most popular things to do in Phuket. Boat Tour Phang Nga Bay is a popular destination for boat tours that take you past rock formations standing vertically from the water, letting you witness breathtaking views and amazing surrounding scenery. You can opt for a full-day tour to the fishing village of Koh Panyee, or spend some time at Phi Phi Islands' white-sand beaches. If you have at least one full day at hand, visit Phang Nga Bay Marine National Park—home to mangroves, birds, mammals, fish, amphibians, and reptiles. Tiger Kingdom Tiger Kingdom offers a unique experience, allowing visitors to get up close and personal with tigers in their natural habitat. These tigers are rescued from the wild and live in a large enclosure where they can run around freely, just as they would in the wild. It is a great day out for the whole family and you will not want to miss out on this opportunity. Phuket FantaSea Show In Thailand, you can’t miss Phuket FantaSea Show. It is a combination of modern technology and state-of-the-art show elements. Thai ethos, such as love, fun, freedom, and courage are represented in various acts including magic illusions, acrobatics, pyrotechnics, stunts, animal performances, and special 4-D shows. What to eat? Phuket has thousands of restaurants, but this island is best known for its delicious street food. In this article, we'll give you some recommendations for some of the city's most authentic dishes. Dim Sum When you visit Phuket, be sure to try dim sum. A popular Chinese fusion dish, dim sum is available in a variety of flavors and styles. While there are many different kinds of dim sum to choose from, the best ones are those that have been folded seven times and have a fluffy texture. When you eat dim sum in Thailand, you can expect it to be smooth and flavorful. Kanom Jeen Phuket Kanom Jeen, another popular soup in Thailand, is a spicy chicken and mushroom dish added with galangal, tomatoes, and lemongrass. The dish can be made mind-blowing by using beef, chicken, fish, crab, and vegetables. Satay If you're a foodie traveling in Thailand, don't miss out on the satay culture, especially in Phuket. From chicken to pork to beef, there is a huge selection of satay for you to enjoy. This dish is usually served with a delicious peanut sauce made from fish sauce, ginger, green onions, cilantro leaves, jalapenos, pepper, peanut butter, sesame oil, lemon juice, and coconut milk. The combination of these ingredients makes the sauce the star of the show, making satay a greasy favorite treat! Roti Pancake Thai-style sweet pancakes are truly unique. They're a mix of flour, egg, condensed milk, sugar, and salt. The filling can be any of the fruits you want to eat. Some people like to eat these pancakes with thick coconut milk or ice cream on top. If you see a street hawker selling them with signs, make your way over for this treat!

The Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, is a natural phenomenon – an incredible light show in the sky that can paint the entire sky with colors of green, purple, and red. It's not something we can see often in many parts of the world, but those lucky enough to see it will remember it for many years to come. Are you planning a trip to see the Northern Lights? Or maybe you're wondering if you should take a chance and visit Iceland? Either way, here are the 8 things you need to prepare before seeing the aurora. What to Wear In case you are not aware yet, aurora can only be seen in the part of the world where it's dominantly cold. Even so, you don't need to dress like the Michelin Man. You can wear three layers and still feel comfortable. If you want to be able to change conveniently between low-temperature and room-temperature environments, consider the onion-style method. Using this method, you only need to wear mainly two types of clothing, the inner and the outer. For the outer, you would want to wear a two-layered jacket, one layer being a waterproof windbreaker while the other layer is made of warm wool. This is to prevent outside wind from entering your body and causing you to catch a cold. Most people may sometimes opt for a neck scarf as well. As for the inside, either a thermal undershirt or even a T-shirt should be enough. Gloves can make your life easier In addition to the above attires, if you want to stay longer in the cold, having gloves is a must. Ski gloves are the more popular choice, but the problem is that the material is sometimes unnecessarily heavy and you may need to take them off every time you need to use your smartphone. That's why you should spend more time looking for the right one. Consider buying a more comfortable and lighter style that enables using your camera or smartphone, so you never miss a moment. Snow chain is unnecessary As long as you are driving on a public road with asphalt, avoiding mountain roads and seasons when it snows heavily, gearing your car with the snow chain is not necessary. Additionally, there are snowplow trucks clearing the snow and spreading salt to maintain the road every day. Right now, Canada and the United States do not allow using snow chains. Snowy road: driving and parking 101 Do not powerfully stomp either your brake or your gas pedal, to prevent your vehicle from skidding. If you ever find yourself skidding a little, slightly moving your steering wheel should be enough to bring you back to balance. This is why it's important to not speed and leave some distance to stop your vehicle safely. If you are driving during November and December when the temperature is usually the lowest, make sure you park your vehicle near engine heaters and connect it to your car to prevent your car engine from freezing. Photography equipment Nowadays, with the improvement of the performance of equipment, you can take pictures of the northern light with some manual-operated micro monoculars or even high-end small cameras, as long as they have good noise control and pure high-sensitivity ISO performance, combined with a tripod and a large aperture to extend the exposure time, most of them can record the graceful dance of the aurora. But keep in mind that aurora is a large-scale natural phenomenon, so it is recommended to use a wide-angle or fisheye lens for shooting. How to take beautiful pictures Taking pictures of the aurora may be a little bit more complicated if you want to capture its elegant movement. When shooting the aurora, most people will use a high sensitivity above ISO 1600 with a large aperture. Generally speaking, the aperture of F4 is sufficient, but don’t forget to adjust the focus to manual, and then turn the focus position to infinity. When you are ready, you can carefully observe the dancing movement of the aurora, and then press the shutter for the long exposure time, usually about 5 to 15 seconds. If the brightness is high and the movement is fast, you may need to close the shutter early. Therefore, when shooting, you should keep your eyes on the situation of the aurora. Sometimes you can close the shutter for a big turning picture, because if the aurora changes too fast, although it's very beautiful to our own eyes, it may be too blurry in the image presentation, and the beauty would not be captured perfectly. Dealing with different brightness Generally speaking, the brightness of the aurora is divided into 10 levels. The camera needs more than 30 seconds to clearly identify brightness level 1 and 2, otherwise it will look like a white smoke, lightly floating in the air. Level 3 and 4 will slowly begin to turn from white to green, appearing in front of our eyes as light green light, which is commonly known as green light. Brightness level 5 and higher will be very dazzling, and the change in color is crystal clear visible, with the light lavender color sometimes emerging in the night sky. If you are extremely extremely lucky, you may have the opportunity to see the aurora with level 8-10 brightness, illuminating the earth. During this moment, quick, take out your iPhone and snap. Keep yourself informed of the weather If you are using iOS, here are the two app you can consider downloading. 1. Aurora - By Roger Moffatt http://goo.gl/cC3Rl4 2. Aurora Forecast - by TINAC Inc http://goo.gl/Mc053j Through those free apps, you can observe the geomagnetic response and radius trend of the aurora, so as to know its predictability. There are 5 levels in total. Although the predictability of the aurora is based on sunspots and geomagnetic reaction, if the weather is not supportive and thick clouds covered the sky, the northern light would not be visible, no matter how exaggerated and beautiful it bursts all over the earth. That's why it's important to look for the aerial condition on satellite cloud images, analyze the route, and plan properly. You can also utilize the aurora forecast website provided by the University of Alaska below. Aurora Forecast | Geophysical InstituteForecasts of auroral activity, updated daily.Geophysical Institute In addition, you should also pay attention  to the position of the moon and the change in the lunar phase, as the brightness of the moon will also affect the brightness of the aurora. Many people always visit on days during the new moon where the aurora is less affected by the moonlight. However, it is actually beneficial sometimes to have moonlight. In this way, parts of the landscape can be clearly captured without exposing for too long, but of course the magnificence of the aurora depends on the brightness level of the performance at that time.

Mother Nature has blessed the United States with numerous natural wonders such as mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, waterfalls and hot springs. A hidden jewel amongst these nature’s bounty is the beautiful hot springs in USA. Besides its calming effect on people, the hot springs in USA are also frequented by many for its therapeutic uses. There are many famous hot springs in USA, as a result of which, there is a steady rise in the number of resorts and spas around them. 1. Iron Mountain Hot Springs, Colorado Overlooking the mighty Colorado River in the historic town of Glenwood Springs, Iron Mountain Hot Springs offers a more intimate and varied soaking experience than at the nearby (and better known) Glenwood Hot Springs Resort. You can choose your own adventure at the 16 geothermal mineral soaking pools here (ages 5 and up only), connected by heated walkways. 2. Homestead Crater, Utah As long as you’re okay with a hot springs soak that’s not as hot as most of them (temperatures max out around 96°F here), Utah’s Homestead Crater definitely delivers the most diverse onsite experiences of any hot springs we know. Where else can you not only float in womb-like waters but also scuba dive in them (if you’re certified), snorkel and even try some SUP yoga within the beehive-shaped dome of the hot springs’ natural limestone. 3. Castle Hot Springs, Arizona Tucked into a scenic canyon in the Bradshaw Mountains, just an hour from Phoenix, Castle Hot Springs has been luring tourists since the late 1800s–and Indigenous peoples for far longer–with its healing waters. Now a luxury all-inclusive wellness resort, it’s well worth a stay here for exceptional stargazing at night, a thrilling onsite via ferrata course and, of course, 24-hour access to mineral hot springs that cascade across three pools of varying temperatures. 4. Chena Hot Springs, Alaska If there’s any state in the US that naturally begs you to seek out a hot spring, then it’s Alaska. And one of the most famous ones in the state is found 150 miles south of the Arctic Circle near Fairbanks at Chena Hot Springs. If your luck is on point here during the darker months of the year, from late August through late April, you might even get lucky and catch the Northern Lights swirling overhead while you soak. 5. Avalanche Ranch Hot Springs, Colorado You can come as a day-tripper or stay the night in adorable cabins (including the Chuck Wagon, which sleeps only two people and sits atop actual wheels) at this inimitable hot springs resort in Colorado’s sublime Crystal River Valley. Surrounded by mountains in the White River National Forest, Avalanche Ranch Hot Springs has three hot spring pools on the property of varying sizes that cascade, waterfall-like, down the mountainside. 6. Orvis Hot Springs, Colorado Ten indoor and outdoor soaking pools beckon uninhibited lovers of lithium-infused water to this clothing-optional oasis just north of Ouray in southwestern Colorado. Water temperatures in the various pools at Orvis Hot Springs run the range from a nippy 65°F to a steamy 114°F in the lobster pot, so you can try alternating hot and cold dips if you really want to get your blood flowing. 7. Hot Springs State Park, Wyoming What’s better than a hot spring surrounded by nature in a state park? How about free-entry hot springs surrounded by nature in a state park. That’s right, there’s no one taking tickets or sliding your credit card to access the Wyoming State Bath House in Thermopolis, Wyoming, at Hot Springs State Park. Indoor and outdoor mineral hot springs flow up from the earth at 128°F and are cooled to 104°F for your therapeutic bathing benefit. 8. Benton Hot Springs, California Camping alongside your own private hot spring-fed soaking tub with spectacular views? We’re into it. The 11 private hot spring-fed soaking pools at Benton Hot Springs in California’s Mono County are available for overnight rentals and sit astride your own picnic table and fire pit for roasting s’mores post soaking session. Feel free to pitch a tent (or show up in an RV or camper) for the night to linger longer and enjoy the dark skies overhead (there’s an inn here with a few rustic rooms, too, but camping is where it’s at). 9. Tolovana Hot Springs, Alaska Where Chena Hot Springs tends to draw the aurora-seeking masses to its sprawling outdoor hot pool, this more remote Alaskan hot spring destination 45 miles as the crow (or helicopter) flies north of Fairbanks makes you earn it—which means hiking or flying in during the summer months, or arriving by dogsled or on skis when it’s snowy. As you might imagine, arriving by dog sled to Tolovana Hot Springs pretty much takes the cake, and you can head out with Arctic Dog Aventure Co. to reach the springs on multi-night dog sledding expeditions that promise one awesome adventure (and often the Northern Lights, too). 10. Burgdorf Hot Springs, Idaho Topping the list of Idaho’s most epic and historic hot springs, Burgdorf Hot Springs is on the National Register of Historic Places and delivers a true western experience. Open to guests who overnight in the rustic collection of onsite cabins as well as day visitors who register their visits in advance, the springs are surrounded by the lodgepole-pine covered slopes of the Salmon River Mountains and original wooden structures built by miners in the 1800s.

So, you're not a two-planker or a snowboard shredder. You'd rather not rip down triple black diamonds or gear up for a day in the park. And god forbid you have to ride up a chairlift. And you know what? That's OK. Winter wonderland vacations don’t always have to be about skiing. If you’d like to enjoy a wintertime adventure, make sure to check out these list! 1. Sun Valley, Idaho Sun Valley Resort has been voted the #1 ski resort in North America by SKI Magazine readers two years running. However, this resort offers so much more than the freshly groomed, uncrowded ski slopes for which it is so well known. From luxury accommodations and delectable cuisine offerings to abundant outdoor activities and a world-class spa, everyone in your group can enjoy a perfect vacation at Sun Valley. 2. Keystone, Colorado Keystone is one of the most popular ski resorts for families. Not only does it offer plenty of great skiing, but there is also practically an endless number of other things to do. The resort’s Lakeside Village is home to the largest outdoor ice skating rink in America and the largest Zamboni-maintained outdoor rink anywhere in the world. You can enjoy gliding across the ice while gazing at the soaring snowcapped mountains as well as taking part in a host of other winter activities like horse-drawn sleigh rides, tubing, and even snow biking. Yoga, group exercise classes, and outdoor tennis courts are available year-round, not to mention the numerous options for shopping as well as great spa services too. 3. Whistler Blackcomb - Whistler, British Columbia, Canada Whistler Blackcomb is often ranked among the best ski resorts in the world, but that doesn’t mean non-skiers will be left twiddling their thumbs either. The resort’s village has so much to do, it almost feels like a big city that’s been dropped right into the mountains. There are practically endless shopping opportunities as well as outstanding restaurants and plenty of fun activities too. 4. Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico From delicious New Mexican food to unique art and even a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Taos, New Mexico, has plenty to offer travelers. Taos is a haven for artists, and there are endless galleries and museums to delight any art lover. Stroll through the historic Taos Plaza and you’ll find shops filled with handmade art, pottery, jewelry, and more. After all of the shopping, you can refuel on authentic New Mexican fare featuring traditional green chiles and mole — and grab a drink and enjoy live music at Taos Mesa Brewery. 5. Stowe Mountain, Vermont Known for some of the country’s most beautiful fall foliage and as the “Alpine Ski Capital of the East,” Stowe Mountain Resort attracts the majority of its visitors during fall and winter. The resort and surrounding areas offer plenty of excitement and activities for skiers and non-skiers alike. One of the most popular outdoor activities in Stowe besides skiing is fatbiking. The wide tires on this bike enable you to easily glide through the snowy, groomed trails. Many area shops offer fatbike rentals and can direct you to one of the many free-to-explore trails. 6. St. Moritz, Switzerland Skiers know St. Moritz as one of the best ski destinations in Switzerland and as a two-time host of the Winter Olympics, but the possibilities for non-skiers are pretty amazing too. The active can take advantage of all of the usual off-piste options like snowshoeing, and adrenaline seekers won’t want to miss the heart-pounding ride on the Olympic bob run that comes complete with a professional pilot and brakeman – it reaches speeds of 80 miles per hour. 7. Avoriaz, France Ideal for families who want to split their time between the slopes and non-skiing activities, Avoriaz was previously awarded the “Best Family Resort” at the World Ski Awards. This car-free resort, the only one of its kind in France, offers a relaxed, safe village with lots of restaurants, cafes, and shops that are all accessed by foot or horse-drawn sleigh. 8. Breuil-Cervinia, Italy If you want an ideal destination that’s great for families with non-skiing and skiing members, Cervinia is a great choice. Plus, it’s a lot more affordable than Zermatt, which sits just across the Swiss border. Ski passes, ski rentals, and even coffee are much less expensive here. It also offers kids’ playgrounds and snowparks as well as a natural ice rink that features a bar and sun terrace. 9. Cranmore Mountain, New Hampshire Nestled in the beautiful White Mountains of New Hampshire, Cranmore Resort is known for its family friendly atmosphere and easy to manage size with about 50 runs for all levels. However, the biggest draw may be North Conway, an idyllic New England town perfect in all seasons, but extra charming with a fresh layer of snow. It’s an amazing weekend getaway even if you have no plans to enjoy the slopes. 10. Mohonk Mountain House - New Paltz, New York Located in the Catskills Mountains, this resort offers a variety of non-skiing activities like ice skating, snow tubing, and snowshoeing. You’ll also have the chance to take part in movie nights, watch blacksmith demonstrations, swim in the indoor pool, or join in on daily group exercise sessions. During many winter weekends, a host of other entertainment options are often available too, including tastings, demonstrations, and music.

Do you need a travel buddy? What is the best travel companion for you? Here is a guideline to find your perfect match on the road. Perhaps many people have heard, that after many years of friends or couples going out to play a trip back, the relationship will be drawn to a close. Travel should be a happy thing, why does it seem to become a big test of a relationship? What kind of travel companion is really suitable for you? You can refer to the following directions: Travel at the same speed I want to leave at 7:00 every day and not come back until I'm exhausted. You want to have breakfast at your place and rest until you feel like you can go out at noon. It is common to see arguments over the difference in the speed of travel. There is no right or wrong travel, only whether it suits you. Before you go, understand each other's expectations and habits, find a travel companion who is on the same frequency as you, or meet early and discuss possible adjustments. The travel budget is similar “ I want to eat a big meal, eat Michelin, isn't the whole point of travel to enjoy and expand your horizons? I just want to go to the supermarket to buy bread or bring a noodle, so I can save as much as I can, no need to spend so much money on a trip. ” The budget is realistic, he will decide a person's consumption, the way to live, eat, transportation options and activities to experience, and so on. Although not everything needs to spend money, travel is really a need for continuous spending. Knowing in advance if the other person's budget is similar to your own can indirectly avoid inconsistencies in making decisions each time you travel. Common hobbies are good It's always easy to be together with like-minded people. “ We both love to listen to concerts, so we can attend, immerse ourselves in, and discuss together during the trip, and we can remember together in the future. ” Because we share the same ideas and interests. More like an additional person to accompany themselves to all their original favorite places. Finding a travel companion with a common interest will always make the trip easy and full of laughter. Different specialties/ interests are also great “ I love classical music, and I love to watch opera when I go abroad. ” “ I'm a fitness fanatic, and I still want to keep moving when I'm abroad. ” Photo by erica steeves / Unsplash “ I have a great sense of direction, but I don't speak the language. ” “ I'm not bad at English, but I can never read maps and directions. ” Photo by Nick Seagrave / Unsplash In fact, travel companions with different expertise and interests can help each other very well and can make their trip more exciting and special. We can help each other, some are good at finding airline tickets, some know a lot about food, you can show me how to experience and learn about opera, and I can play ball together in a different place because of you. The experience is more diverse, and you can do things more efficiently. Don't limit yourself to finding friends with similar interests, it's often nice to be different. Independence and respect can win the day The most important point about travel companions is actually independence and respect. When travel companions are independent enough to travel on their own but choose to travel together; when travel companions understand that there are no two people in the world who are exactly the same, and when each other's decisions and choices are different from their own, they show respect. You will find that no matter when your interests are different, or when your spending choices are different, you can separate temporarily and reunite later. When you meet, you will hear a lot of interesting things and share everything you have experienced. Independent and mutually respectful travel companions can overcome anything. You may also want to know: Life is Too Short to Eat Tapas10 unforgettable tapas bars in Toronto.BucktripDeweyBeing Bored is Boring21 items to bring on a long trip.BucktripKen SunThe Most Visited Museum around the WorldThe home of Muse.BucktripSandra Edwards

”Dyn-na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na, life is dynamite“ | Bring your friend, join the crowd now! 1. Aewol Monsant View this post on Instagram A post shared by 권지용(權志龍) (@xxxibgdrgn) Jeju Island is the one you shouldn’t miss! As a K-pop fan, you might want to visit “Aewol Monsant”, a beautiful cafe owned by G-Dragon himself. If you go right at sunset, you'll enjoy beautiful Jeju Island views. Address: 2546 Aewol-ri, Aewol-eup, Cheju, Jeju-do 2. Kamong Cafe View this post on Instagram A post shared by 카몽 dream with u (@kamongcafe) This cute cafe is owned by Exo Kai's sister. There is an artistic vibe with much of the space filled with artwork around the cafe. View this post on Instagram A post shared by EXO KAI | KIM JONGIN (@kimjongin_noona) If you're lucky, you might run into Kai, who's a regular there or another artist e.g Jongjin who was there and have someone capture his photo. View this post on Instagram A post shared by EXO Fashion (@exofashion.indo) Address: 1678-4 Seocho 1(il)-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul 3. 89 Mansion View this post on Instagram A post shared by 89mansion (@cafe.89mansion) 89 Mansion is another lovely cafe for celebrity sightings. This cafe was created by Lee Jong Suk regarding his dream. View this post on Instagram A post shared by 이종석 (@jongsuk0206) There have been many sightings of the actor, so there is a chance to meet him too! View this post on Instagram A post shared by 89mansion (@cafe.89mansion) Address: Gangnam, Sinsa-dong, 523-30, Seoul, South Korea. 4. Gangnam Gangnam is the place where famous entertainment agencies are located including SM Entertainment, FNC Entertainment, BigHit Entertainment and Around Us Entertainment. You might be able to catch your idols as they go in and out of the buildings for work. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BLACKPINK INDONESIA 🇮🇩 (@reaction_blackpink) Address: Gangnam-gu, Sudogwon, 06089, Seoul, South Korea. 5. Ossu Seiromushi View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ossu Seiromushi (@ossu.seiromushi) Here is BTS's Jin and his brother's Japanese cuisine restaurant! This restaurant serves Japanese cuisine with high-quality ingredients. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @_bobababa However, there is an affordable price for everyone! So, it's a great choice to enjoy a nice meal with your family or friends. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jin of BTS (@jin) Address: Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea More juicy info and inspo: Cuddle the Canola Flowers Closer 💛: Jeju IslandLooking for a place to travel that has everything you could want? Then it shouold be the largest island in Korea, Jeju-do(제주도)!BucktripSandra EdwardsA Trip Greeted with Waves8 Hotels with Sea Views in Jeju.BucktripDewey ShermanA Poop-picker Friendly Handbook of Travelling in South Korea10 Pets Friendly Hotels in South Korea.BucktripKen Mcfarlane

Not just drama, but they also bring us inspirations for travel destination as well. Saint Tropez, France View this post on Instagram A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce) The celebrity couple, Beyoncé and Jay-Z are on vacation in Cannes, France. Living their best life before Beyoncé's 40th birthday. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce) Maui, Hawaii View this post on Instagram A post shared by Selena Gomez (@selenagomezsheart) The famous singer, Selena Gomez  was to enjoy her New Year 2020 celebration in Maui, Hawaii. The photo shows that she was enjoying the sunset on the private boat. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) Los Cabos, Mexico View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Conrad Co. (@laurenconradco) Los Cabos is a nice place for a beach and sunsoak. Beside that, it is a great spot to bump into celebrities such as Christina Aguilera, Jennifer Aniston, and Lauren Conrad. They all have visited Los Cabos to soak up the sun. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jennifer Aniston-Pitt (@jennpitt) Aspen, Colorado View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariah Carey (@mariahcarey) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariah Carey (@mariahcarey) Aspen, Colorado, is the greatest place for skiing and snowboarding spots in the winter. Mariah Carey and lots of famous people own homes here. Beside the hottest skiing, there are also high-end facilities for you to enjoy around the city, such as spa-treatment and famous fine dining restaurants. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Just Jared (@justjared) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariah Carey (@mariahcarey) Positano, Italy View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shay Mitchell (@shaymitchell) Actress Shay Mitchell, visited Italy in 2019. As you can tell from the photos above, Shay very much misses that wonderful time in Italy. She considered it as one of the best trips in her life! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shay Mitchell (@shaymitchell) Miami, Florida View this post on Instagram A post shared by This is Britney Spears baby 👅🎉 (@britney_fan_love) The famous singer Britney Spears, decided to stay on vacation in the United States. She was spotted in Miami with her boyfriend on the private yacht. Australia View this post on Instagram A post shared by Margot Robbie (@margotrobbieofficial) Hollywood actress star Margot Robbie, who is Australian. She went to visit her hometown this holiday. Enjoying the moment with family and the nature of Australia. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Margot Robbie (@margotrobbie_best) More juicy info and inspo: How Do Celebrity Family Vacations Differ from Normal People?The toughest decision has to be planning a vacation, well, we hope these ideas from them help.BucktripMELOUpdate Your Current Status with Sydney’s Coffee8 cafes you must take pictures in Sydney.BucktripDeweyThe Nation That Comes Out from Postcard 🏰: IrelandThey say Ireland is a stunner, and it’s breathtakingly true!Bucktrip三口矛木

Kourtney Kardashian View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kardashian Jenner Kids (@dashkids) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hollywood Star Kids (@hollywoodstarkids) Impressive vacations are kind of what the Kardashians are best at — and this photo from Kourtney really just made us bump Cabo up even higher on our list. Imagine, a horseback ride with the kids at sunset. — Nicole Pomarico, 2022: 15 Celebrity Family Vacations That Serve Up Major Travel Inspo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kourtney Kardashian Barker ❤️‍🔥 (@kourtneykardash) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kourtney Kardashian Barker ❤️‍🔥 (@kourtneykardash) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kourtney Kardashian Barker ❤️‍🔥 (@kourtneykardash) Kim Kardashian View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kim Kardashian (@kimkardashian) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kim Kardashian (@kimkardashian) While we're on the topic of dreamy Kardashian vacations, we have to hand it to Kim for making us want to take the kids to Portofino, Italy. Their family was there to celebrate Kourtney and Travis Barker's wedding in May 2022, and seeing views like that makes us think it would serve as the perfect vacation spot. — Nicole Pomarico, 2022: 15 Celebrity Family Vacations That Serve Up Major Travel Inspo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kim Kardashian (@kimkardashian) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kim Kardashian (@kimkardashian) Arie & Lauren Luyendyk View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Burnham Luyendyk (@laurenluyendyk) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Burnham Luyendyk (@laurenluyendyk) Back when their oldest daughter Alessi was still tiny, Lauren and Arie Luyendyk did something very brave: They took her to Paris. The vacation seemed like fun, even with an infant in tow, and made us reconsider that this very romantic location might actually be fun for a family. — Nicole Pomarico, 2022: 15 Celebrity Family Vacations That Serve Up Major Travel Inspo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Burnham Luyendyk (@laurenluyendyk) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Burnham Luyendyk (@laurenluyendyk) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Burnham Luyendyk (@laurenluyendyk) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Burnham Luyendyk (@laurenluyendyk) Neil Patrick Harris View this post on Instagram A post shared by Neil Patrick Harris (@nph) The flight to the Galápagos Islands might be a little long, but this famous family definitely made it seem fun. Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka took their twins, Harper and Gideon, to the picturesque location in April 2022, and it looks like they had a blast. — Nicole Pomarico, 2022: 15 Celebrity Family Vacations That Serve Up Major Travel Inspo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Neil Patrick Harris (@nph) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Neil Patrick Harris (@nph) Carrie Underwood View this post on Instagram A post shared by Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) A trip to Disney World is always our first thought when it comes to a great family vacation, and Carrie Underwood and her family seemed to do it right. "We rode lots of rides, ate lots of sugar, smiled a million smiles, and made a million memories!!! These years with our boys we'll never get back … to see the wonder and excitement on their faces is priceless! We already can't wait to go back!" Carrie wrote on Instagram. — Nicole Pomarico, 2022: 15 Celebrity Family Vacations That Serve Up Major Travel Inspo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) Shawn Johnson View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shawn Johnson East (@shawnjohnson) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shawn Johnson East (@shawnjohnson) Shawn Johnson and husband Andrew East took their kids, Drew and Jett, to Turks and Caicos, and they made us wish we could go take a nap on a beach too. They shared plenty of their poolside fun as well, and it looks like everyone had a blast. — Nicole Pomarico, 2022: 15 Celebrity Family Vacations That Serve Up Major Travel Inspo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shawn Johnson East (@shawnjohnson) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shawn Johnson East (@shawnjohnson) Jessica Simpson View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jessica Simpson (@jessicasimpson) Speaking of dreamy tropical locations, add Cabo San Lucas to the list. Jessica Simpson, husband Eric Johnson, and their three kids, Maxwell, Ace, and Birdie, traveled to the Mexican hot spot for spring break this year, spending plenty of time on the beach (and also giving Jess plenty of opportunity to show off her swimsuits). — Nicole Pomarico, 2022: 15 Celebrity Family Vacations That Serve Up Major Travel Inspo View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jessica Simpson (@jessicasimpson) More juicy info and inspo: Get up and Dress up for Cruise!These costumes are perfect for cruising in styles.BucktripKen McfarlaneCity of Lighs, Are You Shining Just for Me? 🌟: MoroccoAs your plane begins its descent into Morocco, you can’t help but feel excitement, cause the country is full of life.BucktripSandra EdwardsRest in the Arms of Marseille10 brilliant hotels you shouldn’t miss in Marseille.BucktripDewey Sherman

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more ¡Que gire y gire la ruleta para saber cuál es tu próximo destino ✈️! ¿A dónde te vas de paseo?#VisitMéxico pic.twitter.com/HrNH66OnxW — Visit México (@VisitMex) August 13, 2022 The central Pacific coast of Mexico is a land of stunning beaches, gigantic aquamarine waves, and giant sunsets. You can eat sublime seafood under simple palm-frond roofs, drink chilled coconut water while lounging in a hammock, and enjoy poolside cocktails at an upmarket resort. The nightlife is great and there's a beach for everyone, whether you prefer yours backed by high-rise hotels or tumbledown cabins. In the ocean, you can surf world-class breaks and spot humpback whales breaching on the horizon, battalions of mother turtles arriving to lay their eggs, pelicans flying in formation or pods of dolphins rising from the waves. Don't hesitate, come and start you surfing adventure now. 1. Jardín Botánico de Vallarta In the Vallarta Botanical Gardens, you can see one of Mexico's most extensive orchid collections, as well as a variety of native plants and birds. After strolling through the grounds, you can go down a jungle trail to the tranquil shores of Río Horcones, where you can swim in a boulder-strewn river. Nature enthusiasts come from far and wide to see the garden’s colorful collection of native orchids. You’ll see Mexican vanilla, cacao trees, and agave tequilana, learn about how chocolate is made and how it played an important role in pre-Hispanic rituals at the same time. 2. Yelapa Yelapa is a small fishing community with a picturesque beach. It's backed by jungle-shrouded mountains and is best reached by boat. The beach is definitely a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Puerto Vallarta. There are plenty of places to eat in Yelapa, from seafood restaurants to taco joints and cafes. You can try local specialties like fish tacos, birria, and pescado zarandeado. And don't forget to try a michelada cubana! After your meal, look for one of Yelapa's "pie ladies," who walk around the beach carrying delicious coconut, banana, and lime pies. 3. Playa La Boquita At Playa La Boquita, you can spend the day swimming in calm waters, lounging on the beach, and snorkeling around a shipwreck. There are also plenty of seafood restaurants to enjoy on another beach nearby Yelapa. 4. Volcán Ceboruco This active volcano consisting of two calderas and three cinder cones. You're allowed to hike around this active volcano, which last erupted in 1870. The road to the volcano passes lava fields, fumaroles, and lush vegetation. It begins in the village of Jala, which is 7km off the highway from Tepic to Guadalajara. 5. Zona Arqueológica de Palma Sola Palma Sola is an archaeological settlement located in the amphitheater or upper part of the port of Acapulco, yet Acapulco's best-kept secret hill.The site has an area of approximately four hectares and is made up of a set of architectural complexes built with stonework and mud, among which the Great Pyramid stands out. It's a ceremonial and pilgrimage site dating back to 450 BCE to 650 CE, with some wonderfully preserved rock paintings, petroglyphs depicting the story of creation, and the best bird's-eye view of the city. 6. Clavadistas de la Quebrada Acapulco's cliff divers have been dazzling audiences since 1934. Every night, a team of seven lithe young divers leaps into churning waves, scales the cliff opposite the viewing platform, and then plunges with fearless finesse from heights of 25m to 35m into the narrow ocean cove below. 7. Zócalo Acapulco's leafy old town, Zócalo, comes alive with street performers, mariachis, and sidewalk cafes every night yet also hosts occasional festivals. The town is the main square in central Mexico City. It was the main ceremonial center in the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan. The plaza is now known as Plaza de la Constitución (Constitution Square). The name comes from the Cádiz Constitution, which was signed in Spain by the representatives of Mexico during the Mexican War of Independence. 8. Old Mazatlán Mazatlán's old town has been restored and is full of beautiful 19th-century buildings and lovely plazas. It's set back from Playa Olas Altas, a small cove beach where the waterfront road – with its old-fashioned bars and hotels – makes you feel like you're in the 1950s. Though it's not as nice as it could be because of the ugly radio masts of Cerro de la Nevería, this old quarter is still delightful, with student life and numerous art galleries, cafes, restaurants and bars. 9. Teatro Ángela Peralta The 1366-seat theater named after a 19th-century soprano, just off Plaza Machado, was a thriving center of local cultural life for nearly a century. It was revived from its decaying state by dedicated local citizens in the late 1980s, And the three-level interior has been restored to its former splendor. All kinds of cultural events are staged here, from temporary art exhibitions to the annual Festival Cultural Mazatlán. By the coast, you can enjoy the air if you're nature enthusiasts. Yet the coast also houses quite some cultural events, so don't worry if you're looking for a artistic trip. It's the best you love both nature and culture of the coast! 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1. Lotte Hotel Moscow Nearby restaurants * Zodiac * Ararat * White Rabbit Nearby attractions * Skazka * E. Vakhtangov State Academical Theatre * Old Arbat (Stary Arbat) Let’s see how people review this hotel "Lotte hotel was great! the service was very attentive at all times. the hotel is beautiful with elegant decoration. the breakfast is delicious and the spa is 5 stars! it was so relaxing enjoying the sauna and the pool almost daily and thank you to the amazing service of the girls at the entrance of the spa, they were always so helpful and welcoming!"—Mayi Barov "I was have been to Russia many times throughout my modelling career and my love of ballet, art, culture, traditions and faith among other things. I always had pleasant people and met people in positions I’d never thought I’d meet."—Jojomodel "Incredible hoel beginning from reservation to check out. There was no slightest issue throughout the whole process. Facilities including gym, spa, and lounge are amazing. The room are super clean and well maintained."—Pavel B Hotel Info * https://www.lottehotel.com/ * +7 495 745-10-00 * 2 Bld., 8 Novinskiy Blvd., Moscow 121099 Russia 2. Ararat Park Hotel Moscow Nearby restaurants * Tkemali * Metropol Restaurant * Sapiens est Nearby attractions * Bolshoi Theatre * Nikolskaya Ulitsa * Revolution Square (Ploshchad Revolutsii) Let’s see how people review this hotel "This is one of the most beautiful stay I had in a long time with my family, being our first ever visit to Moscow, made us bit weary, but to our surprise, this is really the place to stay in Moscow, close to the shopping district, close to the Red Square, oozing with arts, having the most respected staff from the ladies in the reception area to the bell captain, very serene, quite and very charming."—Said Al-Sowaidi "We had a wonderful experience staying at the Ararat Park Hyatt, The service is outstanding! 5 stars! from the moment you walk in you feel special! Decoration is so elegant and the hotel is always very clean.Breakfast was delicious with various choices and the elegant touch of Champagne."—Mayi Barov "This hotel has all the benefits that you would expect from Hyatt - great service, attentive staff with a good level of spoken English. The food was good quality and the bar on floor 10 is a great place to unwind."—Graham S Hotel Info * https://araratparkhotel.ru/ * +7 495 783 1234 * 4 Neglinnaya Street, Moscow 109012 Russia 3. 1 Art Hotel Nearby restaurants * Jonjoli * Mu-Mu * Shokoladnitsa Nearby attractions * Akveduk Park * Arlekin Theatre * Relax Lounge Let’s see how people review this hotel "It's a nice freshly opened hotel in a perfect quiet location yet not far away from the center of the city. Underground station is within walking distance, one needs only 10 minutes by underground service to get to the Kremlin."—InnaAverchenko "If you are looking for a new hotel in a quiet corner of Moscow, you might be better off to choose this one. We booked studio, which was clean and spacious, with large windows. The breakfast was healthy, while same in course of four days. I would highlight front desk staff, responsible for reservations, as they were client friendly."—Aram "Perfect value of money. The hotel is brand new, the rooms are amazing. They're clean, comfy, modern and not small as other hotels. The staff is beyond welcoming and they speak very good English. The hotel is 5 minutes walking from the subway and bus station. Just 30 mins to Moscow center and red square area."—Mohamed Aref Hotel Info * Staroalekseyevskaya, 20, Moscow 129626 Russia 4. Palmira Business Club Nearby restaurants * Trattoria Moderna * Subway * Shokoladnitsa Nearby attractions * Pryachsya i Ishhi Pryatki v Kromeshnoi Temnote * Anvio * Sculpture Abduction of Europe Let’s see how people review this hotel "We had a wonderful stay. At first glance the whole area is a little forbidding. On the Moscow River, blocks of buildings, grey skies and cold. However there were a few things that makes this hotel stand out.First the rooms are excellent. I mean really clean and beautifully maintained. We had a superior room on the 7th floor facing the river."—Wang Kerr "Stayed here a number of times and it has always been good. Very reasonable price for food as well as accommodation.Nice bar on the top floor, downstairs restaurant good and spa/leisure facilities good."—Pieboy_yorkshire "I evaluated many places to stay around Moscow and the Palmira Business Club always was showing up in the top 5 or 10. There is a good reason why - the service and rooms are far above expectations and the prices very reasonable."—James P Hotel Info * Novodanilovskaya Naberezhnaya, d.6, k.2, Moscow 117105 Russia 5. Boutique Hotel Brighton Nearby restaurants * Cedro Albero * Jacky Jacky * 29 Park Lane Nearby attractions * Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin * Central House-Museum of Aviation and Space * The Russian Folk Show The Golden Ring Let’s see how people review this hotel "Located in a green and quite neighbourhood of Moscow the hotel fulfilled all our expectations. Very helpfull und nice staff, great breakfast, the restaurant downstairs with good kitchen. Very happy overall."—Marina K "We stayed here over the NY - Christmas break. 7 nights from the 31st to 7th January. Sensational hotel. Great rooms, the restaurant is fantastic, breakfast is excellent and the front office staff were great to deal with."—adamg25 "I recently returned to this hotel in transit to France. I usually stay for several days and rest in the hotel and avail of the wonderful facilities. First of all, the food at the inclusive breakfast is fresh and plentiful and dishes can be ordered extra to the buffet at no extra cost: for example, fresh French omelette or English scrambled eggs."—tephen Robert B Hotel Info * Petrovsko-Razumovskiy Dr., 29, Moscow 127287 Russia 6. AZIMUT City Hotel Smolenskaya Moscow Nearby restaurants * KU: Ramen Izakaya Bar * Zodiac * White Rabbit Nearby attractions * Skazka * Foreign Affairs Ministry * Monument to Bulat Okudzhava Let’s see how people review this hotel "The hotel is located in a great location, with a good view, excellent service, as well as with beautiful views in the restaurants on top of the building. Very simple and convenient check-in and check-out."—Андрей "Very good location. Very good service. Breakfast is ok. Smolenskaya underground station is a 2-minute walk away. Stariy Arbat is also nearby.Various shops - restaurants and supermarkets, bank nearby. To recommend."—GERUSMedical "Everything was great. I will back again. Hotel has great location, excellent breakfast, quality service, pleasent atmosphere, comfortable room with amazing view. I was at business trip and I extended my staying over weekend by myself! Thank you and see you again!"—Prlja Hotel Info * Ul. Smolenskaya, d. 8, Moscow 121099 Russia You may also be interested in: Rest in the Arms of Marseille10 brilliant hotels you shouldn’t miss in Marseille.BucktripDeweyGreatest Places to Stay in the City where Color is Doubly Bright6 unmissable hotels in Mumbai.BucktripDeweySeize the Peaceful Moments with them on the FlySpend some leisure times with your kids on long flights with these 21 products.BucktripKen Sun

Seize the Peaceful Moments on the Fly. 1. Car Seat Trays Carry-on size fits all airplane seats - Fits most car seats with easy installation - Features a dry erase board and tablet holder - Holds drinks, snacks, and tablets - Sits flat when not in use Kids Travel Tray - Safe and lightweight - Durable and comfortable Customer Review: The product was pretty well as described. Where it really won for me was simply helping to contain toys and snacks from falling behind and off the sides of the airplane tray table (for which it was a tad large but not unusable). My five-year-old could play/watch the tablet while having his drink and snacks secured, and my two-year-old could play with his toy dump trucks and Play-Doh rocks without them falling off the sides constantly. They both folded up decently to fit along with the other books and toys in my carry-on bag. May be a lot for a short flight but definitely contributed to an easier travel day for us. -mc Price: 28.99 2. Pillani LCD Writing Tablet - 10"x7.5" LCD Writing Tablet for kids - Comes with 8 drawing pens - Includes a pen holder - Includes a stylus - Includes a carrying case - Includes a blank white board - Comes with a 1-year warranty Customer Review: My 3yr old daughter loves this drawing tablet! The box came nicely packaged and wrapped in foam. There is a on/off switch on the back, just in case you think it doesnt work check the switch on back first. It also has a lanyard hole, to place a leash on it so it doesnt fall out of seat or stroller. It comes with lithium coin battery and has a removable slot to replace the battery. Its larger than a previous smaller one we purchased, she prefers the big one now more, as it sits across her lap better. -longboarder Price: 11.95 3. Activity book The deMoca Quiet Book is designed to stimulate learning through sensory activities and touch. - Includes a burp cloth, a sensory toy and a mini book. - A perfect preschool learning toy for babies and toddlers. - Features 9 Montessori toddler activities, helps kids natural learning through play. Customer Review:   I love the activity book! I just got it and since it was Thanksgiving Weekend I haven’t had a chance to show it to the grandchild I had in mind when I bought it, a 2 year old. I want her to have it for car rides and church. But my older grandkids were here for two days, ages 3, 5, and 6. And they were totally fascinated by it. I was surprised that they actually needed help learning to button, zip, and snap! I’m glad I bought it and I’m sure it will be something they look forward to playing with at Grammys house!  -Arlene Zawko Price: 34.95 4. Car Seat Travel Bag for Airplane Keeps car seat in a safe place - Opens like a book for easy loading and unloading - Protects the car seat from damage - Airline approved - Fits convertible car seats, infant carriers, and booster seats - Made of durable, lightweight material - Conveniently folds Customer Review: Fit nicely over my doona stroller/ car seat combo. Comes with a carrying bag. Will see how durable this is. But overall great for the price. -De'Jong Monique Price: 13.97 5. HahaGift Toys You get 3 magic books with 3 pre-printed pages and 3 blank pages. (3D sticker, water pen, and 3D sticker) -Magic book A: -The first pre-printed page shows a dinosaur. The second pre-printed page shows a whale. Customer Review: These are great little drawing books! Love the fact that they are mess free and keep my toddler busy for hours! Very very easy to use, just fill the pen with water and draw! We use it a lot when my daughter is in the carseat so she doesn’t get bored.Love it and would purchase again  -Svetlana V Price: 13.99 6. Stephen Joseph Magnetic Play Set Princess It's time to play! Bring your child's imagination to life with this Magnetic Play Set. With 44 magnetic pieces, your child can build anything they can dream up from a castle to a spaceship. Your child can create and play with these magnetic pieces for hours and hours. Customer Review:     Easy to take apart and not too many pieces -Pen Name1 Price: 15.00 7. Wooden Sensory Toy Busy Board Promote pre-school skills: children will develop proper hand-eye coordination, color and shape recognition, and shape sorting - Promote fine motor skills: c hildren will develop the ability to tie and zip, button, and buckle - Promote sensory processing: children will learn about texture and weight Customer Review: My kids LOVED these so I got it as a present for a friend with an 8 month old for the holiday. Mommy friend told me baby is OBSESsED!! Great success! -Danny b Price: 33.90 8. Sticker Book (My Little World) 1. This book has 10 pages. 2. Each page features bright, bold illustrations. 3. This book has 1 to 10 stickers. 4. The number of stickers on the page matches the number in the upper right corner. 5. This book is for children who are learning to count. Customer Review: I bought this book with the intention of turning it into a reusable teaching material. I laminated the stickers and add Velcro rounds to them so that they are reusable. An extra benefit of adding Velcro to the stickers is that I can now use it to teach addition and subtraction as the stickers can now be easily removed from the page. My 2.5 year old had lots of fun counting and doing subtraction with it. This book is perfect for my purpose because the pages are thick and do not crumple when pulling the Velcro rounds off. -Oxydozyga Price: 3.99 9. Busy Cube Encourages children's sense of discovery, imagination and creativity.  A real toolbox with screws, bolts, nuts and gears.  Contains chalkboard, water tap and switch.  Material: Durable natural wood - Dimensions: 9.2 x 9.2 x 9.2 inches Customer Review:     I was skeptical about this cube, but it has managed to repeatedly keep my one year old occupied for a great length of time, which as any parent knows, doesn’t happen easily. I love that it is big enough so that his hands can easily handle it. Also, the keys that can attached are chained on, which I appreciated for safety reasons. It has also been dropped a lot and it has held up with no damage - Jamber Price: 13.59 10. Rainbow Scratch Paper Sets 59pcs Rainbow Scratch Paper Set - 3 different colors: Red, Yellow, Blue - Made of premium paper, durable and long-lasting - Great for travel and on the go - A toy, drawing pad, and play mat - Perfect for children and adults of all ages Customer Review: I used this in my son’s party favor boxes and it was a hit! It kept the little ones busy and they enjoyed it so much!! -Amazon Customer Price: 6.99 11. Baby Shark Coloring Pages 1 pack of Crayola Baby Shark Wonder Pages, Mess Free Coloring, Gift for Kids, 1 Count (Pack of 1) - Contains 18 Baby Shark Coloring Pages and 5 Color Wonder Markers - Colors appear only on special Color Wonder Paper, not on skin, clothing, or carpets! Customer Review: I no longer have to chase down my son when he wanders away while coloring with markers. These are great. He tried to draw on the walls and failed miserably. Muahahahaha! Great product. -Rose Price: 7.94 12. Coogam Travel Tangram Puzzle Coogam is an award-winning company dedicated to the production of educational toys and puzzles. This Magnetic Pattern Block Book is a Tangram puzzle, which is a dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat shapes, called tans, which are put together to form shapes. Customer Review: I wanted something small that I can work with while eating breakfast or hanging out. This hit the mark! I wanted the one that came with two sets of magnets, but am glad I didn’t get it. There is not enough space to work if a second set is there. The magnetic page and pieces are SUCH a help. Makes it super easy to work with. This is perfect just the way it is. Note: I bought this for myself, and it is challenging even for an adult.  -S. Donahue Price: 13.99 13. Hidden Pictures Book Hidden Pictures: The Hardest Book Ever 1,500 total objects to find Featuring more than 1,500 total objects to find, this book of puzzles and brain teasers is a fun and engaging way for kids to exercise their minds. Customer Review:   So many of these books are too easy for this age level, but this book contained really challenging hidden pictures and kept family members busy for quite a while. During our birthday party, I looked up and there was my 40 year old son, 12, 9 & 6 year old great grandchildren on the floor with this book, all working together trying to resolve the hidden pictures. It was a winner.  -lalalaso Price: 6.27 14. Kids Erasable Doodle Book Se Includes 14 reusable pages, 12 color pens, 3 pages for coloring painting, 2 pages for tracing painting and 9 blank pages for free drawing. - Hours of fun for kids - Suitable for ages 3,4,5,6,7 - Great for drawing, doodling and coloring Customer Review: Kids erasable doodle pad I got this as a gift for my grandson because we do a lot of traveling with him and we are always looking for something for him to use while he’s in the backseat and he love to doodle all the time great for traveling and well worth the money  -Tom Price: 13.99 15. Disposable Diaper Pail Munchkin Toss is the perfect solution for on-the-go diaper disposal. Each durable, freestanding pail holds up to 30 newborn diapers. A resealable lid with odor-trapping panels keep stink and wetness contained. Customer Review: So my munchkins are 4 legged pooping machines. We recently downsized to a very small yard and we have to collect poop daily. These little pails do a great job of keeping the garage from stinking to high heaven. They hold over a week of poo bags for two medium sized dogs. I considered getting a litter genie or a diaper pail but wasn’t sure about the extra room and effort of dealing with the liners. This is the perfect compromise. I also keep one of these in the trunk of my car as an impromptu garbage pail for road trips.  -Fuji Price: 14.99 16. Ear Protection for Babies and Toddlers Alpine Muffy baby ear protection for babies and toddlers up to 36 months old. These ear muffs are designed to be comfortable and prevent hearing damage. - Baby ear muffs protect your infant from loud sound - Alpine Muffy ear protection is comfortable and easy to wear - Soft padding Customer Review: These are great for infant or newborn size babies. They are easily adjustable and come with an extra strap for different sizes as they grow. They block most of the noise. My boy didn't flinch once while watching his dad shoot. Highly recommend these. 👍🏻👍🏻💯  -dltseed Price: 29.99 17. 4-Piece Twist Lock Stackable Containers 1. 2-layer twist and lock stacking container with airtight seal 2. Clear and sturdy plastic and convenient for storage and carry Customer Review: I love this. I'm trying to lose weight, and this also helps me with portion control for my snacks. I'm getting more for my husband, mom, and sister. -Niq Sedillo Price: 14.99 18. Disposable Bibs Bibsters disposable bibs include a patented crumb catcher, which keeps food and drinks off baby’s clothes. - Bibsters disposable bibs are made with a leak-proof liner and come with a reusable fastener, so they can be adjusted to fit your baby’s neck size Customer Review: This little bugger is leaking like crazy from his mouth. Drool everywhere. but these disposable bibs... They helped with managing the whole situation. Given, at five and a half months old, we had to swap out disposable bibs about every 90 minutes or so. And the waterproof backing on them definitely kept his shirt dry. Made traveling with baby so much easier. Will definitely be buying these again next time we travel or are going to be out for longer than usual. -Oscar B Chacon Price: 12.43 19. Travel Foot Rest Pillow The Airplane Footrest Pillow is a must-have for people who travel a lot and want to make the long trip more comfortable. With this inflatable footrest pillow, you can take a break and relax on your travels. Customer Review: I used on an international trip and help a lot! Specifically because I was traveling with my infant on my arms. So it added some comfort to be able to raise my legs when he was sleeping on me.  -Duplo Comando Price: 19.99 20. Britax Car Seat Travel Cart The Britax Car Seat Travel Cart is a must-have for traveling with your child in a car seat. -For use with infant car seats only -Folds compactly for storage and transport -Adjustable handle with push-button height adjustment -Fits conveniently in the overhead bin of an airplane Customer Review: We are so in love!!! It's the best purchase I've made in a long time. I have a graco car seat and it worked perfectly! My car seat is big so I was nervous about it not fitting but it worked perfectly!!  -Jocelyn Price: 17.99 21. Portable UV Light Sanitizer Box Portable UV Light Sanitizer Box ,Clean 99.99%+harmful substance of from pacifiers and bottle nipples in 59 seconds with using UV-C led（UV-C led- Long life and more efficiently） Customer Review: I bought two of these, one for my daughter's family and one for my son's family. Both have babies learning about object permance, as the peditrician call it. I think they're just learning that Nana can be turned into a life-size jack-in-the-box. Needless to say when the kids are in this developmental stage during an international pandemic, it's helpful to have a sanitizer when you are out and can't rinse them before your child puts one in her mouth. -Amazon Customer Price: 22.99 You may also be interested in: Was mich nicht umbringt, macht mich stärker 🦾: Berlin“What does not kill me makes me stronger” | Berlin, the city with vibrant culture, cutting-edge architecture, intense parties and tangible history.BucktripSandra EdwardsA Trip Greeted with Waves8 Hotels with Sea Views in Jeju.BucktripDewey ShermanUnder the Roofing of Aurora6 Cozy Chalet Hotels in Rovaniemi.BucktripDewey Sherman

8 restaurants for breakfast you should try in Madrid. 1. Chocolatería San Ginés The bar has a nostalgic atmosphere, recalling the cafes of the late nineteenth century. It has two floors, each furnished with traditional white marble tables. At the tile-covered counter, visitors can have chocolate with churros, any other soft drink or coffee accompanied by pastries in the traditional way. Its opening until the wee hours of the morning makes it possible for people to gather for breakfast of different types. Food popular here * churros con chocolate Let’s see how people review this restaurant "An institution in Madrid, at San Gines you get to eat amazing chocolate and churros and because it has been operating since 1894, the atmosphere of a classic cafe is fabulous.The chocolate is not too bitter. My tip is you wait a few minutes before eating so it cools/thickens just a little and clings to the churro better. A child of mine said you need maximum chocolate adhesion. (Science word of the day)"—Hart P. "Chocolate con churros are definitely a treat though because they're very heavy and have a certain taste to them that lingers in your mouth for a while, but it's definitely worth it if you're ever in Madrid. Definitely recommend coming with friends so you guys can share!"—Jenny T. "You simply cannot visit Madrid and not stop in at San Gines. This is the perfect place for that mid afternoon snack when you want to rest your legs and enjoy something sweet. My go-to is always the "churros con chocolate," that is a mug of thick chocolate and churros."—Patricia G. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun ,24 hours * https://chocolateriasangines.com/ * 913 656 546 * Pasadizo de San Ginés, 5 28013 Madrid Spain 2. Toma Café Their obsession is to take the cafeteria out of its normal context, and to take it to places where you would never expect to find it. The Espresso Bar is dynamic and adaptable, and can be adapted to suit your needs. Whether you're opening a store, launching a product at a fair, or catering for a shoot, they can be there to provide great coffee. Food popular here * Cold Brew Toque * Ice Latte * Salted Caramel Latte Let’s see how people review this restaurant "So cute and excellent options! Definitely recommend the chai latte and the brownie. Very limited seating, so try to get there asap! Despite it being a workday, it was crowded."—Shruti N. "Such a cute coffee shop! Ducked off in an ally and had some great avocado toast and coffee. Very quaint coffee shop with small amounts of seating but exciting energy. Free wifi and some of the best cafe con leche. The pan de tomate and avocado toast are highly recommended!"—Milton J. "I absolutely loved the coffee selection at Toma Café! They had a little bit of everything. I didn't see what food options they had, but the cake looked good!"—Midori G. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri,8:00 AM - 8:00 PM; Sat - Sun, 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM * http://www.tomacafe.es * 917 025 620 * Calle de la Palma, 49 28004 Madrid Spain 3. Federal Since 1978, a family tradition has been carried on with passion and quality by the company. The real Italian Pizza and genuine catering are the company's best promise. You can find the company's stores in Piazza Guglielmo Oberdan 3 (Porta Venezia) and Viale Zara 118. Food popular here * Green Smoothie * Hacen El Chai Latte * Oreo Milkshake Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Shakshuka is amazing, baked goods are fresh, and the coffee is a blessing. Definitely one of my go-to places. Only downside is since it's so popular, there will always be a very line unless you go at certain times/days (won't specify, sorry!)"—Heather M. "It's hard finding larger-sized portions of breakfast in a country that normally has a cup of coffee and bread, so this place was a great find! My boyfriend ordered the oven-baked eggs (w bacon), I ordered the benedict (w salmon), and we also ordered the French toast to share. Everything was delicious!!! Definitely check this place out!"—Ashley R. "My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this restaurant this morning which was our first day in Madrid. I ordered the Brioche Toast with Ham and Cheese. I added the spinach and fried egg and it was DELICIOUS. It was filling, satisfying and downright incredible."—Mikayla K. Restaurant Info * Mon - Thur,9:00 AM - 12:00 AM ( Next day ); Fri - Sat,9:00 AM - 1:00 AM ( Next day ); Sun, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM * http://www.federalcafe.es/ * 915 328 424 * Plaza de las Comendadoras, 9 28015 Madrid Spain 4. Café de la Luz Food popular here * Mojito sin alcohol * Lomito tenderloin sandwich * smoothie Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Really delicious sandwiches and the best non alcoholic mojito! Great quiet ambiance but still comfortable for chit chatting!"—Leslie G. "This café was so much fun! I came with my friends to hangout and get some drinks. I just had a smoothie, but it was VERY refreshing. My friends had tea, coffee, and cider, which they were all content with."—Katie P. "The breakfast was good very flavorful the waitress was a great person and the menu was very unique."—Josue C. Restaurant Info * Mon - Thur,10:00 AM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ); Fri - Sat,10:00 AM - 2:30 AM ( Next day ); Sun, 11:00 AM - 1:00 AM ( Next day ) * 915 231 199 * Calle de la Puebla, 8 28004 Madrid Spain 5. Carmencita Carmencita opened in Madrid in 2010 with the intention of bringing an authentic American brunch to Spain. Over the years, it has become one of the most famous brunches in the capital. It is known for its affordable, quality brunch with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Food popular here * Goat cheese and mushrooms * Egg Benedict * American plate Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Very fresh food and the service is great. We ate the Eggs Benedict and they were made in a very accurate way."—Liron D. "Come for the vermut, stay for the rabas. Second oldest bar in the city, so be sure to sit back, relax, and take it all in. Fantastic spot!"—Ann G. "If you are in Madrid you must go there.The best egg benedict I have tried."—Alejandro K. Restaurant Info * Mon, 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM; Tue - Thur,12:00 PM - 5:00 PM, 7:00 PM - 1:00 AM(Next day);Fri - Sat, 12:00 PM - 2:00 AM(Next day); Sun, 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM * https://carmencitabrunch.es/ * 915 238 073 * Calle San Vicente Ferrer, 51 28015 Madrid Spain 6. Ojalá The restaurant opened in December 2004 and was reinvented by the architect Andrés Jaque in May 2014. The new design features a hanging garden, shared tables, fluorescent tones in the wood, fairground lights and a beach with a beach bar included. The owner hopes it presents a cosmopolitan and fresh gastronomic concept. A wide range of Brunch is served until late afternoon; Homemade cakes and sweets are combined with natural juices, milkshakes, smoothies and assorted beers. Food popular here * Continental brunch * Huevos rancheros * Chicken Breast sandwich Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Surprisingly flavorful and hip! Great location. Ingredients were FRESH! And the waiters were nothing short of delightful, efficient, and also humble and hardworking (plus easy on the eyes which never hurts)."—Nhan V. "'m a huge fan of brunch here! They give you your main dish along with a side salad, bread, and yogurt! Plus, they also give you two drinks which I loved!! I wish I would've had time to go again because all of the food and drinks were incredible."—Vanessa A. "Decided to try this place for brunch based on reviews and images of the food. We both had the brunch ( continental and the just 4U) and both were phenomenal. Quality of the food and breads were very good. We have been struggling to find good bread and croissants while our visit to Spain and this was the first place to have just what we have been looking for. Staff was attentive and efficient."—Ro M. Restaurant Info * Sun - Wed, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM; Thur, 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM; Fri - Sat, 10:00 PM - 2:00 PM * https://grupolamusa.com/restaurante-ojala-playa/ * 915 232 747 * Calle San Andrés, 1 28004 Madrid Spain 7. Celicioso Santi Godfrid, the founder of Celicioso, was diagnosed with gluten intolerance and felt like he could no longer enjoy good cupcakes or pizza at restaurants. And so, Celicioso was born as a gluten-free space that offers celiacs a place to feel integrated and be able to order any dish on the menu. What started as a gluten-free pastry shop has now become a benchmark for a healthy and gluten-free restaurant. Thanks to its success and growth in recent years, they have expanded their menu and offerings, considering new lifestyles while still maintaining their gluten-free essence in each of their creations. Food popular here * Raspberry cheesecake * The stuffed avocado * Beet and açaí latte Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Awesome desert spot for those with or without food allergies.  Very clean, and the lady that attended me was knowledgeable and can help you chose from the many options.  Their assortment of goods (breads, cupcakes, cookies etc) will be sure to please your sweet tooth."—Khama W. "This cute cafe is right off the main plaza. We ordered a green smoothie and cheesecake. The cheesecake was very rich!"—Joan B. "Answer to prayers! The food was ALL Gluten-free!!! ALL! And...it was really good! To be able to pick anything was fantastic. The first time in ages I got to order dessert too. Wow. So, without further ado lol...I had the 'burratta with friends' salad (which wasn't salad but zoodles and I loved that)."—Erin H. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun, 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM * http://www.celicioso.es * 915 318 887 * Calle Hortaleza, 3 28004 Madrid Spain 8. Hanso Café Food popular here * Red Velvet Latte * Matcha Green Tea Latte * Choco Latte Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This has been the best espresso I have had in Spain. The Barista was very knowledgeable over his Single Origin Beans, accommodating in conversation, and obviously very passionate about his product.I would come back to Madrid just to visit this coffee shop and drink some single origin 'spro. Thanks for the great pull!"—Joe B. "Place was packed, but the music was bumping, and the patrons were hip n cool. Choco latte, flat white, and velvet lattes were all delightful - and I fucking swear the *croissant waffle* changed my life and made my girlfriend cry with joy (not even joking)."—Nathaniel R. "Beautiful food and delicious! The BLAT sandwich was so simple yet so flavorful. The yogurt bowl was colorful fresh and filling. Only thing I didnt love was the red velvet lattte."—Leslie G. Restaurant Info * Mon, Closed; Tue - Fri,9:00 AM - 8:00 PM; Sat - Sun,10:00 AM - 8:00 PM * https://hansocafe.es/ * 911 375 429 * Calle del Pez, 20 28004 Madrid Spain You may also be interested in: In between of La France & España 🎷: San SebastiánThe beautiful coastal border not merely own a great scene, San Sebastián is also a city with a lot going on in terms of festivals and cultural events.Bucktrip三口矛木Have Your Own Travel Baptism in Barcelona9 poolside hotels in Barcelona you might stay,BucktripDewey

6 Cozy Chalet Hotels in Rovaniemi. 1. Apukka Resort Nearby restaurants * Restaurant Nili * Restaurant Aitta * Santa's Salmon Place Nearby attractions * Olkkajärven Venesatama (aurora Spot) * Snowmobile & Animals Day Tour * Santa Claus Office Let’s see how people review this restaurant “My husband and I did one of their packages in the Superior Glass Igloo and it was absolutely amazing! We spent one evening going dog sledding, one evening snow mobiling and a 6 hour day trip snow mobiling. It was perfect. We had beautiful conditions every night, with bright Aurora 2 out of the 3 nights we were there. It was literally stunning. The resort took excellent care of us, from pick up at the airport, to making sure we got there by 4 am for our departing flight. 5 stars and would HIGHLY recommend to anyone wanting this experience!” —Amanda “Great Winter Wonderland just a quick ride to Santa’s Village. We were able to see the Northern Lights from our room. For the kids, on the resort there was some sledding and the breakfast was a good way to start the day. Had plenty of access to book adventures if needed. Easy cab access.” —Andrew M “Really had Pleasant stay and it is worth for money. Luckily witnessed the Aurora in the snowmobile ride and from the Aurora Cabin as well. Staffs were kind and professional. Food Service was too good.” —kmoort766943 Hotel Info * https://apukkaresort.fi/ * +358 29 3700268 * Tutkijantie 28, Rovaniemi 96900 Finland 2. Arctic TreeHouse Hotel Nearby restaurants Ravintola Roka -Street Bistro Cafe & Bar 21 Yuca Nearby attractions * Arktikum * Lumberjack's Candle Bridge * Science Centre Pilke Let’s see how people review this hotel “A belated 30th present from my husband which ended up falling on my 31st birthday instead because of covid! I had saw this hotel on KUWTK a few years back and has been on my bucket list ever since. Since failed northern lights trip to Iceland in 2017 I was determined to see them here in Lapland! And they did not disappoint!! I was crying with happiness when the sky lit up! The hotel is fabulous! A gorgeous lodge feel with the most luxurious edge. Log fires, hot toddys, special teas. It really was the most perfect winter trip and the most amazing 30th birthday present! My in laws are staying here December 2022 following our gleaming recommendations! Such a unique and picturesque hotel I am so lucky to have had the opportunity to stay at!” —Samantha “Stayed with my wife at the Arctic TreeHouse Hotel in Feb 2022. The entire property was incredibly beautiful, including our room, which had an amazing view. Food at the restaurant was creative and delicious, and service was excellent for our entire stay. Absolutely no complaints and would recommend to anybody.” —pav445 “Everything was perfect! Rooms with superb decoration, view, surroundings! The staff was kind and very helpful ! We had also pick-up breakfast because of our early departure. The restaurant was amazing with rich menu and cocktails!” —Lefteris G Hotel Info * https://arctictreehousehotel.com/ * +358 50 5176909 * Tarvantie 3 Arctic Circle, Rovaniemi 96930 Finland 3. Santa's Igloos Arctic Circle Nearby restaurants Lapland Restaurant Kotahovi Glass Restaurant Reindeer Cafe Restaurant Sirmakko Nearby attractions * Elf's Farmyard * SantaPark - the Home Cavern of Santa Claus Let’s see how people review this hotel “This place is a gem. The rooms are so adorable. The service is fantastic. They will even message you at midnight and let you know if there is a northern light sighting. we saw the best sighting from the hotel. Its a five minute walk to santas village and the husky park. Great location and great hotel.” —Dialla K “The Igloo with sauna was amazing….Finnish style, from sauna to the snow…..stargazing from a glass igloo…a magical atmosphere… Very kind reception and especially Maria is a super sympathetic, genial… we would like to come back this place” —Nalan Y “Dream it possible! What’s an amazing experience to stay in a room surrounded with glass windows, walls where snows fall. If your lucky enough, you can wait to appear Aurora Borealis right in your own room😀” —Manette E Hotel Info * https://santashotels.fi/hotellit/iglu-hotelli-rovaniemi/ * +358 40 0102170 * Joulumaankuja 8, Rovaniemi 96930 Finland 4. Nova Skyland Hotel Nearby restaurants * Nova Restaurant * Christmas House Restaurant & Coffee Bar * Snowman World Snow Restaurant Nearby attractions * Arctic Circle Information * Ounasvaaran Hiihtokeskus Oy * Rovaniemi Church Let’s see how people review this hotel “We left from Italy with the desire to see the Northern Lights, but we were bewitched by the landscapes, the silence and the beauty of Lapland. The structure is spectacular, the suites are large and with a breathtaking view from all sides, completely immersed in the nature and at the same time close to both the village of Santa Claus and the starting point for many of the activities. The rooms are great, clean, well organized and the private sauna has its weight in the evaluation. :)” —Annamaria Cocchiara “The hotel is lovely. Beautiful and comfortable cottage and very warm and friendly staff. The location was ideal. Great breakfast too and excellent housekeeping staff. Our family of 5 thoroughly enjoyed staying in the luxury cottage.” —nadia a “Place suitably located in the wilderness. Great scenes, great cottage, clean. Staff very helpful and always smiling. Buffet a bit limited but suitable. Very close to the airport Very close to Santa village. Highly recommended especially for families with children.” —Louay Z Hotel Info * https://novaskyland.com/ * +358 40 5603115 * Tahtikuja 6, Rovaniemi 96930 Finland 5. Ounasvaaran Lakituvat Nearby restaurants * Sky Kitchen & View * Royal Reindeer Restaurant * Kauppayhtiö Nearby attractions * Napapiirin Porofarmi * Orbas Reindeer Farm * Korundi House of Culture Let’s see how people review this hotel “I stayed 10 days solo. The location was perfect as I could take the running trail straight from the door. The accommodation is located in Ounasvaara Park, which is an endless forest with well maintained trails. At the same time I was about 3 km away from the city center, and maybe 1km away from a big grocery store. I wish I could afford to stay longer.” —Merino S “We've been here with two small kids and they were absolutely enjoyd it. It is based almost in the middle of the city in a quiet wooded area. Our airline was striking and we needed to stay one more day. I just called the staff for extend our stay and they were very helpfull and quick. Not expensive compare to the area.” —László Janik “Very cosy and spacious chalet, floor heating in every room, fire place and a nice sauna! Exellent kitchin. Huge bathroom. Comfy beds. The location on top of the ski slopes in the forest is just great. And yet close to the town and supermarket. 15min drive to Santa villiage. My family and I really enjoyed our 3 nights stay there and would really love to get back there one day.” —Konkasia Hotel Info * https://www.nortsav.fi/ * +358 40 0958787 * Hiihtomajantie, Rovaniemi 96400 Finland 6. Lapland Hotels Ounasvaara Chalets Nearby restaurants * Ice Restaurant of Arctic SnowHotel * Fireplace Restaurants * Bull Bar And Grill Nearby attractions * Progear * Rovaniemi City Library * Nordic Odyssey Let’s see how people review this hotel “I would just like to thank sunway for how Organised our trip was, from start to finish it was amazing. I alway thought it would be once in a lifetime trip for our family. But we will definitely go again. Also our elf’s from Dublin airport right through our stay in Lapland was Rosie and Snoozy, they are amazing at there jobs, they went above and beyond for the children, my daughter Aoife is in love with them both and wants them to return as her elf on the shelf next year 😂 I hope the next time we visit Lapland Rosie and Snoozy are our elf’s, as it wouldn’t be the same without them. I would like to thank them for making our trip Magical” —Sharon D “Satyed only for one night but we were very satisfied with our stay. The cabin was clean and spacious, the beds were really soft, so extrapoints for that. Location was perfect and breakfast was excellent. Good service too. Would definetly recommend.” —Heidi V “We stayed at the chalets for 2 nights. Check in was fast and easy. Chalet was equipped with kitchen hair dryer and our own sauna. The setting is beautiful with great places to to tobogganing and snow ball fights. In the main building there's a restaurant and bar. Drinks are expensive food was very good and there was plenty of it. I would highly recommend the chalets and we will definitely go back. It's also one of the best places to watch the northern lights” —katriona k Hotel Info * https://www.laplandhotels.com/FI/ * +358 16 3234100 * Antinmukka 4, Rovaniemi 96600 Finland You may also be interested in: Into the Realm of Bohemia 💃🏻: PragueHere is some suggestions to explore, Prague, the historical capital of Bohemia, in different seasons.Bucktrip三口矛木Get Your Family A Warm & Cozy Place to Rest in Munich8 family friendly hotels in Munich.BucktripDewey11 Things to Note When Traveling to EuropeBefore you leave, you might all kinds of romantic imagination about Europe. However, after you arrive in Europe and live there for a period of time, you will find that living here is a bit different from what you had imagined. Of course, Europe has its lovely places, but atBucktripMELO

1.Hotel Nikko Osaka Nearby restaurants * Critters Burger * Pizza Bar Fullhouse * Ali's Kitchen Osaka Halal Restaurant Nearby attractions * Osaka Pub Crawl * The Drunken Clam * mipig cafe Osaka Let’s see how people review this hotel This is a great hotel in a central part of Osaka. Clean rooms with no lingering smells. Skipped the $25 breakfast. Family mart and Lawson less than 5 minutes walk from the entrance. Helpful staff and great views of the city from the top. Not a bad stay at all. 2000 yen parking. -B C Spent one night at this property. It is very well located within the Shinsaibashi-Suji shopping street. Rooms are small, as is the case with most Japanese hotels, but well furnished, modern and clean. Price is a little high -Hector D Very close to Shinsaibashi and the hotel is very nice. Within walking distance to the shopping areas and major department stores. There were kids staying on the floor which I stayed on and they were extremely noisy. Breakfast was great! -Travel Wonder Hotel Info * https://www.hno.co.jp/ * 81-6-6244-1111 * 542-0086, JAPAN 1-3-3, Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka 2. Hotel Universal Port Nearby restaurants * Hard Rock Cafe * Popcorn Papa * Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Osaka Nearby attractions * Universal Studios Japan * Universal City Walk Osaka * Osaka Takoyaki Museum Let’s see how people review this hotel This place was gorgeous and I would totally go here again. I like the scenery and the the view was amazing. I would recommend this place to others. This place was a staycation that was very relaxing. I would totally come back to this place. -Nancy H This is our second visit. The hotel is well maintained. Room size good enough for family of 4 comfortably. Walking distance to the train station to Osaka. Very close to universal studio and restaurants. -2016Chua It was a good design theme hotel, near to USJ also! can have both port view or theme park view. the staffs was mostly young and friendly individual, and they provide very good service when we got request for some items / information. recommend to stay if you wish to spent less and have a good hotel while enjoy the theme park! -Hin99 Hotel Info * https://www.hoteluniversalport.jp/ * 1-1-111 Sakurajima, Konohana-ku, Osaka city, Osaka Zip:554-0031 Japan * TEL：+81-6-6463-5000 3. Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama Nearby restaurants * Maihama Teppanyaki+ Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel * Cape Cod Cook-Off * Cafe Tostina Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel Nearby attractions * Tokyo DisneySea * Bon Voyage * Ikspiari Let’s see how people review this hotel The staff members were very warm and welcoming, and the breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of menus. In addition, I would like to stay by all means if there is an opportunity. Thank you very much (by Google Translate) -なをみ I stayed with my family. It was a rainbow floor. The room was clean, and the bed was a little high, so I gave it a 4*, but it was clean, and the view of the sea from the room and bath was nice. The breakfast was also rich in variety and excellent. In addition, when I go to Disney, I want to go to stay (by Google Translate) -Trail436508 The breakfast buffet has a wide variety and is delicious! There is a wide range of menus for adults and children, desserts and a live kitchen. It's a waste just for breakfast. (by Google Translate)-MizHime Hotel Info * https://www.okura-nikko.com/ * 1-1364-1 Azuma Tsukuba Ibaraki 305-0031 Japan * 81-29-852-5623 4. Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo Nearby restaurants * Ginza 300BAR 5-Chome * Ginza Ukai-Tei * Kushiyaki Bistro Fukumimi Ginza Nearby attractions * Ginza Itoya Hontren * Stockplus * Ginza Let’s see how people review this hotel Comfortable hotel; fairly small rooms but equipped with all the amenities. No bar or gym but first rate breakfast. Service and attentiveness is also very good. Hotel is centrally located and just a short taxi ride from Haneda airport. Recommended for short stay business travellers -Ordinary-Guy This hotel has a great location in Ginza and was incredibly well priced. Right next to the metro and easy to walk to a lot of attractions. The staff was so friendly and helpful. The rooms were quiet and stocked with everything you could need -KellsBells This hotel is in an upscale area, close to the subway line and only about 10 steps from the closest subway stop. Excellent service at the hotel, front desk clerks speak English, signs in English. Room is small by North American standards but very functional and very clean...no complaints. -brabllib Hotel info * https://www.millenniumhotels.com/ * 5-11-1 GINZA, CHUO-KU, TOKYO 104-0061 * +81 3 3549 3331 5. Yokohama Royal Park Hotel Nearby restaurants * Cafe Tosca * Sirius * Hard Rock Cafe Nearby attractions * Yokohama Landmark Tower Sky Garden * Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 * Landmark Tower Let’s see how people review this hotel Terrific! Hotel was very helpful when we had some problem with our booking! Overall clean, nice staff, and convenient to station. Breakfast was plenty! Can’t find anything to complain about. Have stayed twice prior to this trip and will certainly return again! -rebcat We wanted a Summer Getaway, so decided to splurge and stay at a hotel. I had wanted to go somewhere with a great view and we found it. I booked a City View room on the 67th floor and was very happy with our view. The Window was very big, actually the whole wall, with a wonderful view of Tokyo and also part of Yokohama Bay -Yuko-Stu Really lovely and posh hotel. The rooms are big and comfortable and the view from the window is spectacular. Placed in a lovely area close to shops and restaurants. Useful amenities in the bathroom and water heater for tea/coffee. Definitely recommend -pinulagonigro Hotel info * https://www2.yrph.com/ * 2-2-1-3 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, 220-8173, Japan * +81-45-221-1111 6.Hotel Universal Port Vita Nearby restaurants * Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Osaka * Hard Rock Cafe * Popcorn Papa Nearby attractions * Osaka Takoyaki Museum * Universal Studios Japan * Universal City Walk Osaka Let’s see how people review this hotel good location, a 3-5 mins walking distance to the gate of USJ; brightly colored decorations create a relaxed asmosphere; room is very clean and tidy with enough space of bath & wash area; warm and friendly staff -James W the proximity of the hotel in USJ is very advantageous as we were able to maximise our USJ experience without the hurry to catch the train. the room was very clean and the people in the reception are accommodating. -itsmekath04 The room is very nice but the pillow is hard. Nice bed, bath. Staff is not very good speaking in English but they try. Hotel is near city walk where you can get shopping and food as well. Hotel offers transport to airport for a fee. -Cristina R Hotel info * https://www.hoteluniversalport.jp/ * TEL：+81-6-6463-5000 * 1-1-111 Sakurajima, Konohana-ku, Osaka city, Osaka Zip:554-0031 Japan 7. Hotel Nikko Alivila Yomitan Resort Okinawa Nearby restaurants * Brasserie Verdemar * Japanese Ryukyu Cuisine SAWA * Lounge Aria Cara Nearby attractions * Beach * Murasakimura * Sango Batake Let’s see how people review this hotel My wife and I just spent a couple of nights there. Everything from food and room was amazing. We specially enjoyed the shaded cave area linked to the swimming pool: It was fantastic to enjoy the water sheltered from the hot sun! -Etienne L This hotel was amazing, our room was large and spacious and the bathroom was amazing. The hotel was clean and the staff was friendly. We would stay here again without question. The beach was beautiful and the hotels relaxing pool was a family favorite ! -lisa k The environment of the hotel is fantastic. It locates by the sea. Most of the rooms have sea views. The staff of the hotel are very friendly and always having smiles on their faces. Most guests come here for the Wedding in the alivia church by the hotel. The hotel has free parking and has shuttle bus services to the airport. -wenxin l Hotel info * https://www.okura-nikko.com/ * 81-98-982-9111 * 600 Aza-Gima Yomitan-son Nakagami-gun Okinawa 8. Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Shinmachi Bettei Nearby restaurants * Matsuzakagyu What’s Kyoto Muromachi * IPPUDO Nishikikoji * Tiger Gyoza Kaikan Shijo Karasuma Nearby attractions * Koan Hanare * KYOTO Butoh-kan * Rokkakudo Let’s see how people review this hotel Very supportive and friendly staff, including providing tips for the surroundings restaurants or places of interest. The room was nice and bit better that I personally expected Excellent location and easy to reach out and go from. -Giani B Modern, well appointed hotel on side street near middle of town. Clean, fresh rooms, good linens, excellent breakfast, polite staff. Also has wading machines. Rooms small but well done and everything you need is there. Highly recommend this chain with 4-5 locations in Kyoto. Friends like the one near train station. This one near marketplace. -Rae H Hotel info * https://www.gardenhotels.co.jp/ * +81-75-257-1131 * 361 Rokkaku-cho, Rokkaku-sagaru, Shinmachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, 604-8212 9. Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Ikebukuro Nearby restaurants * Mutekiya * Tachiguimidori, Echika Ikebukuro * Mawashizushi Katsu Midori Ikebukuro Seibu Nearby attractions * Landmark Tower * SEIBU IKEBUKURO Main Store * Mejiro Garden Let’s see how people review this hotel We love everything about this hotel. Specially the front desk staff who assist us. Very approachable and she even upgraded our room . So we decided to stay there again on the 4th of May. Our room is clean and very safe to go around . There is also a lot of sanitary stuffs. Me and my family were very happy and satisfied -okiyama lourdes This hotel is situated near the metro. Rooms are spacious with all facilities you need. Heated toilet seat, for example (which you don't need :)). Cleaning was superb, breakfast is enormous, and the staff is first class and as most japanese, very friendly. Shops in the lobby is a bit pricy, you rather buy your stuff elsewhere. -KongHans1 Excellent hotel with spectacular views from higher rooms. Breakfast a bit pricy but what you would expect from a grand hotel. Handy for exploring Tokyo. We used it as a base for exploring nearby sites. -Danny R Hotel info * https://tokyo-ikebukuro.hotel-metropolitan.com/ * +81-3-3980-1111 * 1-6-1, Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 171-8505, Japan 10. Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel Nearby restaurants * star star * Han no Daidokoro Honten * Han no Daidokoro Kadochika Nearby attractions * Samurai Armor Photo Studio * Kurand Sake Market (Shibuya izakaya) * Shibuya Crossing Let’s see how people review this hotel Best location, European plan, Nice Restaurants indoors and most important, is 5 minutes walking distance away from the Shibuya Crossing Starbucks which connects to the subway station tha goes everywhere from there. There is also Hachiko's Statue, great hotel for it's price and privilege. -Carlos GR I generally like the Cerulean though it's starting to be in need to fix up the rooms as becoming somewhat dated. Also, any hotel that still charges to use the pool plus charges over $100 a night for a cot isn't worth it. The check-out line during Covid was atrocious -SamM Stayed here at the start of 2020. For the classic luxurious stay in Tokyo this is your best bet if you want a Japanese brand over international chains. The location is a short walk to central Shibuya. Room and bathroom offers a superb view over the city skyline. Extremely spacious by Japanese standards. Will be my go to hotel any time I want to splurge in Tokyo. -pgia4868 Hotel info * https://www.tokyuhotelsjapan.com/ * 26-1 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8512 * +81-3-3476-3000 You may also be interested in: Travel Back in Showa in Kyoto10 Japanese style resorts in Kyoto you wouldn’t want to leave.BucktripDeweySpirited Away ⛩: JapanBuy your ticket and travel to confirm, whether Japan is the Japan that you imagined.Bucktrip三口矛木

1. Erenbey Cave Hotel Nearby restaurants * Cratus Premium Restaurant * Oscar Steak House * Wood Fire Barbeque Nearby attractions * Sultan Carpet * Tribal Collections Nomadic Rugs and Textiles * Dowry Carpet Cappadocia Let’s see how people review this hotel “Amazing place, amazing staff, and amazing location. The rooms are large and bed is comfortable. It almost felt like an all inclusive resort even though its a hotel. The staff got some good deals for a balloon ride, ATVs, and cab drivers.” – AmySingh “When we booked this property I was not expecting to see that the picture on the website were the same in person. The room is definitely big and so is the bathroom. The view from the roof could have not been better. Breakfast was nice, made of small little local dishes.” – Simona D “I lived in the hotel for two nights. The owner was such a kind and friendly person. I booked the cheapest room, however he upgraded to a bigger room for free when someone else cancelled it. Whenever we needed something he managed to get it done straightway. I would defo recommend this place” – Khayam A Hotel Info * 19 KazIm Eren Sokak Orta Mahalle, Goreme 50180 Turkey 2. Aydinli Cave Hotel Neaby restaurants * Wood Fire Barbeque * Cratus Premium Restaurant * King’s Coffee Shop Nearby attractions * Kervan Carpet & Kilim * Tribal Collections Nomadic Rugs and Textiles * Dowry Carpet Cappadocia Let’s see how people review this hotel “Excellent Room, very spacious , amazing view from the rooftop, Staff are awesome, food is great, nice location nearer to shops and restaurants, feel at home, available lounge to wait for airport transfer without time limit… Highly recommended accommodation” – Maria B “The hotel and its management are a real gem! Picturesque and comfortable accommodation with an extremely good breakfast and excellent service. They even gave us a gift before we left and drive us twice for free to our excursions! Such a great experience! Highly recommended!“ – Alan Fenech “We were at this hotel on 9th and 10th July. Location, cleanliness, food, service everything was just perfect. We took all tours from them... All are best. It's a family run hotel, all of them are very cordial. Especially at breakfast time the lady who prepared yummy breads in front of us was so sweet. Their restaurant also serves good food with many options.” – Neal2007 Hotel Info * http://www.thecavehotel.com/ * +90 384 271 22 63 * Aydinli Mah. Aydinli Sok. No:12, Goreme 50180 Turkey 3. Mithra Cave Hotel Neaby restaurants * King’s Coffee Shop * Cappadocian Cuisine Restaurant * Wood Fire Barbeque Nearby attractions * Kervan Carpet & Kilim * Art By Emre Let’s see how people review this hotel “Mithra Cave hotel is absolutely exceptional! My GF and I stayed in their delightful Honeymoon Suite and it was memorable. They have several rooftop areas for Hot Air Baloon viewing. Their staff was super helpful and attentive to our requests. Thank you Mithrq Staff for making this one of the best vacations in my life. ” – Jorge P “What a trip! Spectacular in every single way! We stayed in this hotel for two nights and it couldn't have been better. The staff were amazing and friendly and I made friends with the cutest dog at the hotel! This hotel has so many terraces and balconies so we found it easy to get a good spot for photos. Great buffet breakfast and drinks at the bar!” – Steffiehc “Beautiful views from the terrace, perfect hotel location, highly recommend. Terrace bar staff really made our evenings special. The guy named Yasin was so friendly and full of positivity, really excellent service.” – Vilma M Hotel Info * https://www.mithracavehotel.com/ * +90 384 271 22 95 * AydInlI Mahallesi, Akgul Sokak No: 10, Goreme 50180 Turkey 4. Kelebek Special Cave Hotel Nearby restaurants * Turkish Ravioli Restaurant * Seten Anatolian Cuisine * Omurca Art Cave Cafe Nearby attractions * Kervan Carpet & Kilim * Art By Emre Let’s see how people review this hotel “Stay was fantastic the staff are very polite and help with anything needed. There’s a daily pickup to have breakfast on a farm which is unbelievable also which is complimentary (would definitely pay for it!). Transport pickup from the hotel for the hot air balloon ride, quad biking and under city tours. Room was fantastic and also availed of the spa which was excellent.” – Neil L “This hotel is simply phenomenal.. the staff was friendly and welcoming.. great breakfast spread.. fresh ingredients and rooms were spic and span and was soooo wonderful! Highly highly recommend it! The hotel manager Yusuf was exceptional as well!” –Nivi “Proposed to my girlfriend here and honestly - they made the occasion so much more memorable. The food, the setting, the staff and even the dogs, so accommodating, so nice - i really could not find a fault here” – Kas B Hotel Info * Aydinli Mah. Yavuz Sok. No: 1 Goreme KasabasI Merkez / Nevsehir, Goreme 50180 Turkey 5. Kayakapi Premium Caves – Cappadocia Nearby restaurants * Omurca Art Cave Café * Revithia Cappadocia * Apetito Restaurant Nearby attractions * Peri Bacalari * Soganli Valley * Temenni Tepesi – Wish Hill Let’s see how people review this hotel “The experience for our family was outstanding. The cave room was exceptional, the service superb, and the view was magnificent. The kids loved the breakfast on the terrace and thoroughly enjoyed the swimming pool in between our tours/outings. The hotel scheduled several outings/tours: horseback riding with the sunset, a hot air balloon ride, and a cave tour. Exceptional.” – Ali S “Beautiful hotel with stunning views. Very clean. Staff were very friendly. Food was great! Excellent service. No AC in the main bedroom which makes it uncomfortable when it's a warm night. Everything else was perfect!!” – Fakiha N “We stayed in kayakapi hotel for 2 days our premium cave 2 bedroom suite was amazing it had a hamam and jacuzzi.Staff was excellent .They helped us arranging a tour .Resturant are excellent and location is breathtaking.Will definitely visit again and definitely recommend this place” - Zia Hotel Info * https://www.kayakapi.com/ * +90 384 341 88 77 * Kuscular Sokak No:43 Kayakapi Mahallesi, Urgup 50400 Turkey 6. Cappadocia Cave Suites Nearby restaurants * Apetito Restaurants * Cratus Premium Restaurants * Oscar Steak House Nearby attractions * Sultan Carpet * Tribal Collections Nomadic Rugs and Textiles * Dowry Carpet Capadocia Let’s see how people review this hotel “Everyone we interacted with at this hotel went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable and to help us get organised to make the most of our stay in Cappadocia. The hotel is a short 3min walk up the hill from Goreme town centre so has great views. Our cave suite was super spacious and there’s lots of outside space to enjoy too. And do take advantage of the hotel discount at the in-house hamman!” – GabbyEvans “The perfect escape for a 4 day trip in Cappadocia. Great location. Perfect service. They have everything. With a great view of Goreme, when hot air ballons fly can be seen from the terrace during breakfast. Very clean. With all the necessities that somebody need in the room. They have the right contacts to link you up with agencies for a tour, quadbikes and also for the balloons. Don’t worry if you haven’t plan anything just ask the receptionist and they will guide you through everything.” – Anxhela K “Had a great time at this place! We have a fairy chimney suite and 1 double suite. Both were great but the chimney suite had the charm of the location with a lounge, several beds, spa tub and a perfect view of town and the location had balconies to view the balloons flying past in the mornings. Perfect location to walk to town and try restaurants in the area. Very relaxing stay.” – adventure_ke Hotel Info * Gafferli Mah. Unlu Sokak No 19, Goreme 50180 Turkey 7. Divan Cave Hotels Nearby restaurants * Pumpkin Goreme Restaurant and Art Gallery * Cappadocian Cuisine Restaurant * King’s Coffee Shop Nearby attractions * Temenni Tepesi – Wish Hill * Tribal Collections Nomadic Rugs & Textiles * Kervan Carpet & Killim Let’s see how people review this hotel “This place was located in an amazing area. The views from the terrace were exceptional and through out the property there were areas to chill. The rooms were really nice and the experience staying there was awesome!!! The staff were really good but Eliz was AMAZING!!! Everything she did turned out perfect amd all her recommendations were spot on like the restaurants she recommended. She was the one I communicated with through booking and I was so impressed when I met her in person. ” – alex d “Great experience! The hotel is always clean. We did like it and come back next time here. The personal is ready and happy to offer what you need for a perfect stay. Here I have drink the best martini looking at an exceptional view.” – Alina D “Had a nice experience in Cappadocia, thanks to Divan cave house, d room we stayed in was so beautiful, I and my husband enjoyed the breakfast every morning, the view from the roof top is breathtaking, thanks to SOLANGE she made our stay so easy” – Uzoma C Hotel Info * https://www.divancavehouse.com/en * +90 384 271 21 89 * Aydinli Mah. Gorceli Sok. No:5, Goreme 50180 Turkey 8. Vineyard Cave Hotels Nearby restaurants * Sedef Restaurant * Cratus Premium Restaurant * Oscar Steak House Nearby attractions * Kervan Carpet & Kilim * Tribal Collections Nomadic Rugs and Textiles * Dowry Carpet Capadocia Let’s see how people review this hotel “Great place with excellente services. The room was so lovely. The view is awesome Osman is very disponible and give many advises. He can also book so many activities. Very good feeling. Five stars of course!” – Jma “I highly recommend the hotel. It has a very very good view, I’ve got amazing photos with the balloons from the terrace. Also the host is friendly, they will help you with anything you need with pleasure. Breakfast was good. They left for us in the fridge water, some juice and little cakes. Also they serve for free coffee and tea all day. They have parking at the hotel. I am very happy with the overall experience.” – Izabela U “This is an Amazing place with the full cave experience and and extraordinary service from everyone. We spend great days and will definitely recommend. Great morning buffet and located very close to everything with makes it really convenient.” – Karina20152 Hotel Info * https://vineyardcavehotel.com/ * +90 537 731 81 93 * Ayvaz Efendi Sk. No:12, Goreme 50180 Turkey 9. Yunak Evleri Nearby restaurants * Sedef Restaurant * Revithia Cappadocia * Areni Cappadocia Restaurant Nearby attractions * Efendi Sarapevi * Kapadokya Ebru Sanat Evi Let’s see how people review this hotel “Simply one of the best resort I have ever seen in decades of trips worldwide. Architecturally astonishing, luxury and tradition at once, partially excavated in the rock like traditional local settlements, and partially in facing building constructed with local materials and colors, a Dedalus of continuous spaces merging into each other always surprising you at very step ahead. Could be in dreams or on another planet, e.g. Star Wars Tatooine! Excellent services, magic atmosphere, romantic vibes, this dreamy resort is a must go!” – Andrea “We came on a photographic business trip and were overwhelmed by the beauty of the place. We were warmly greeted and given a welcome drink. We were delighted with our cave rooms with their individual terraces and comfortable chairs. We dined at the restaurant and the pottery kebab was the best we had. The Içli kofte was a favourite too. Breakfast was amazing. The setting and lighting is magical. A special thanks to Taner who was so welcoming and very helpful in organising a taxi for us to see the balloons taking off at dawn. It was a beautiful hotel and we were sorry to leave” – Rachel “For my all visit I choose Yunak Evleri. Everytime I was welcomed warmly. Thanks for the all team. Amazing view and holiday. In Caverna restaurant you may find the world cuisine. From lots of different types of room I choose generally suit's one. I will continue to choose Yunak.” – Osman Taha K Hotel Info * https://www.yunak.com/tr/ * +90 384 341 69 20 * Yunak Mahallesi, Urgup 50400 Turkey 10. Argos in Cappadocia Nearby restaurants * Paprika Burger & Pasta * Wish terrace * Sakli Kahve Cappadocia Nearby attractions * Naile Art Gallery * Galerie Faruk * Goreme Panorama Let’s see how people review this hotel “It was an amazing experience for us. Amazing ambiance and staffs. Especially thanks to Mr. Cem and Mr. Ferhat who is operating the Seki restaurant and helping to all guests with their hospitality. No need to think, Argos in Cappadocia is correct place.” – Onur “Argos In Cappadocia is an amazing property, with excellent rooms and outstanding service. The hotel does an amazing job in all aspects of service and the staff is always willing to go the extra mile. They offer very interesting tours which are a must when visiting the region.” – Patrick A “This is a very special unique hotel. I suggest you stay only in this hotel when you travel to Cappadocia. This is an experience by itself. Breathtaking views, excellent location, the design of the hotel is so unique, I think they have won some awards on it. The service is excellent too, the staff is so attentive and friendly. If I have an opportunity in the future to travel to Cappadocia again, I am staying in this hotel only. I loved everything about it. It was my daughter's birthday and the staff was so sweet they presented us with a cake and a bottle of wine. Thank you so much and keep it up.” –Lola Hotel Info * Asagi Mah. Eski Goreme Cad. Kayabasi Sok. No: 23, Uchisar 50240 Turkey You may also be interested in: Stay Relax After Work in Prague7 hotels in Prague good for business travel.BucktripDeweyHave Your Own Travel Baptism in Barcelona9 poolside hotels in Barcelona you might stay,BucktripDewey

Here we list 10 Pets Friendly Hotels in South Korea for you to travel with your pet buddies. 1. L'Escape Hotel Nearby restaurants * Hemlagat * Isaac Toast Myeongdong * Odarijip Myeongdong Nearby attractions * Odarijip Myeongdong * Namdaemun Market * Sungnyemun Gate Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I’m totally satisfied with everything.The hotel is cozy and private.The decoration is unique and seems to be taken care in every single details.The staff is nice, when I asked how to buy the hotel key, at the beginning, she said will cost money but then, she gave me as a souvenir 🤭Everything in the hotel is customized and produced by Josun Hotel owner, so it’s very unique and typical. The hotel near Lotte Department, Lotte Duty free, night market, street food.Next time if I have a chance to come back to Seoul, I ll book this hotel again ❤️❤️❤️” — Annie T “Service separates the best from the rest. Upon our arrival from an overnight flight, I begged for an early check-in. “No. No early check-in available. Come back at 3pm, but go to the 7th floor reception for check-in.” — blaze4fun “A well worth experience. There is much to show for the efforts that the hotel company worked a lot to create an unique Belle Epoque fashion. Hope the hotel aim to maintain high standards of the service qualities which luxury hotel should provide.” — James Restaurant Info * +82 2-317-4000 * 67, Toegye-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul 04529 South Korea 2. Ramada Hotel & Suites Gangwon Pyeongchang Nearby restaurants * Bbq Chicken * Jintae Won * Hwangtae Hoegwan Neaby attractions * Daegwanryeong Yangtte Ranch * Daegwanryeong Samyang Ranch *  Ocean 700 Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I was driving towards Seoul but decided to randomly pick this hotel so as to not drive at night. Totally worth it, very nice hotel, staff, amenities and food. I got a condo witn kitchen and even a loft that would easily fit three futons. I really like the look and feel. I would totally book this hotel for a winter holiday in the snow.. Totally would stay again and multiple days.” — Barajasjab “Rooms were huge. Snowed heavily on 15th March. Every room has a balcony so the view is breathtaking.Took a cab to YongPyong Ski resort at about 10kwon. Not many restaurants around the area but you can take a Food Guide brochure from the counter. The 2 I went to are very welcoming of tourists. NO 2 ans No 15 on the food guide. Will definitely stay here again if I'm in Pyeongchang.” — hei_po_po “This is a new hotel and 90% of guest are typically Korean. You have to speak English slowly to the staff but nonetheless they were extremely accommodating and helpful especially for non Korean speakers. The view was awesome, the room (Double Deluxe) were spacious and there’s even a mezzanine loft with additional foldable bed. We were here for skiing and there’s shuttle buses going to both ski resorts. Of course it’s more convenient to just stay in the resort but if you prefer a quiet retreat - this is a great place to relax.” — Khairu Restaurant Info * http://www.pyeongchangramadahotel.com/ * +82 33-333-1000 * 107, Omok-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, Pyeongchang-gun, Gangwon-do 25342 South Korea 3. Hotel Cappuccino Nearby restaurants * Jangseng Geongangwon * Yang Good * Paris Baguette Gangnam Station Nearby attractions * Seoul Escape Room – Gangnam 1 * Seoul Escape Room – Gangnam 2 * GSM Terrace Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I stayed at the hotel for a few days and impressed with the hospitality, cleanliness, and accessibility of it. It was walking distance to bus stop, subway station, convenience stores, and shops. The room was spacious enough for 2 people, with the bed taking most of the space.” — Shinta “Our family stayed here from December 27 2019 to January 2,2020. We loved this hotel. Staffs are very helpful, every morning they help us get Taxi or direct us to subway station. Harry at the front desk always give us great suggestions where to visit. Soo at the front desk was fantastic confirming our one day ski trip reservation. We also ate dinner at the 17th floor rooftop restaurant. Foods were delicious!!” — twoeight “The hotel is new, the room size is similar to a Japanese hotel, for me was fine. Bed is confortable, only problem is the noise coming from the street. The hotel is provided of a roof top Bar and restaurant at 17th floor. Service is really good, most of staff is quite young. They are very professional and kindly especially the girl that call teh taxi for me every morning (Soo).” — Petertreviso Restaurant Info * 55, Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06122 South Korea 4. Aloft Seoul Gangnam Nearby restaurants * Mingles * The Brasserie – Intercontinental Seoul COEX * Pairing Room Nearby attractions * Bongeunsa Temple * Megabox COEX Mall * Ttukseom Hangang Park Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I honestly have nothing bad to say about my time at this hotel. The location was not terrible as it was in a central location but the subway system is a bit of a walk but buses make transiting convenient if you have data. Easy to get to and from the airport with airport buses stopping right outside the hotel. Rooms were fairly large for their price and very clean. Staff were immensely helpful, polite and absolutely wonderful and most spoke fluent english. Definetly will consider staying here again.” — Travellers360 “Very friendly, conviennt location. Well trainned staff that are a credit to the Marriott brand. When traveling extensivley, a smile and clean/safe accomodation is what travelers expect and this is delivered well from the front desk staff to those you bump into during your stay.” — Titanium Member “Unfortunately didnt get to stay due to an error with my travel agent but the reception staff looked after me trying to resolve the issues which they had no obligation to do. So thank you Jaydon and your fantastic team you are a credit to your company.” — Rebecca C Restaurant Info * https://www.marriott.com/ * +82 2-510-9700 * 736, Yeongdong-daero, Gangnam-gu Gangnam-Gu, Seoul 06075 South Korea 5. Grand Mercure Ambassador Hotel and Residences Seoul Yongsan Nearby restaurants * In Style * Daegu Geundae Golmok Donas & Danpatppang - Yongsan Station * Paikdabang – Sinyongsan Station Nearby attractions * I-Park Mall * CGV Yongsan * VR-Zone – I Park Mall Yongsan Let’s see how people review this restaurant “This is the best hotel I've ever stayed at. The customer service was amazing!!! Hotel was clean. There is a heated swimming pool, gym, sauna, spa, and virtual golfing. They reception is very helpful and great customer service!!” — Jeffrey_Argame “This is the best hotel I've ever stayed at. The customer service was amazing!!! Hotel was clean. There is a heated swimming pool, gym, sauna, spa, and virtual golfing. They reception is very helpful and great customer service!!” — tofita49 “I stayed here with lounge access room. Room was well organised, in the room you can find the kitchen and laundry equipments. As i stayed with my friend i was a bit worried because they only have a double bed room type but the bed was big enough for 2 people, i didn’t even notice that my friend is sleeping next to me. Happy hour was great too, i enjoyed food and drinks especially Guinness :)” — Young Lee Restaurant Info * 95, Cheongpa-ro 20-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 04372 South Korea 6. Holiday Inn Express Seoul Hongdae, an IHG Hotel Nearby restaurants * Myth Jakbol – Seoul Hongdae Bonjeom * Choigozip Hongdae * L’impasse81 Nearby attractions * VR Zone – I Park Mall Yongsan * Real Escape Challenge – Hongdae * Hongik University Street Let’s see how people review this restaurant “great hotel, eric kim in the lobby was super nice, helped me get where i needed. staff speaks english. great price too especially for the location. mall downstairs for if you need anything. definitely would stay here again” — Nita S “The location right next to the Hongdae subway exit is excellent. Despite every single room being booked, staff were efficient checking people in, elevator wait was never long, and breakfast crowd was never out of control. Room was a little small but our baby crib fit just fine and it was spotless. Staff were professional and it was a comfortable stay. We will be back.” — thelonious22 “Best HIEX property! Definitely staying here again the next time I’m back in Seoul!!” — JC Restaurant Info * 188, Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu Aekyung Tower, Seoul 04051 South Korea 7. Hotel Hu Incheon Airport Nearby restaurants * The Jet Lagged Lizard * The Cinder Bar * Grand Café Nearby attractions * Cimer Let’s see how people review this restaurant “It was with a little hesitation that I booked myself into the Hu Hotel. I was pleasantly surprised and so glad I did!! The room was spacious, the bed was big and firm and the shower was nice and hot. The bathroom was adequate but slightly larger would have been nice. There was a kitchen sink, washing machine, kettle and adequate bench for making/preparing food. I can highly recommend it. I'd stay again. ” — Lannalife “Excellent service and recommendations. Extremely friendly front desk staff. Hotel only 3 minutes from Incheon Airport by free shuttle.Staffs remembered me, treated me very well. I highly recommend this hotel to serve as a basis.” — lisayang2015 “We stayed overnight before our flight. Free shuttle service from airport on 3rd floor entrance 12. Second stop. Very comfortable beds. Quiet especially as we were right beside airport. There were plenty of shops cafes and a supermarket nearby. The rooms had facilities to prepare food if you wished. Fridge/freezer. Microwave and electric rings.” — Joan C Restaurant Info * 60, Gonghang-ro 424beon-gil, Jung-gu, Incheon 22382 South Korea 8. Ocean to You Resort Sokcho Seorak Beach Hotel and Condo Nearby restaurants * Baekchon Mak Guksoo * Couple Sashimi Restaurant * Twosome Place Nearby attractions * Cheonjin Beach * Bongpo Beach * Songjiho Beach Let’s see how people review this restaurant “a close quarters where the sound of the waves can be heard. The staff was so kind. Breakfast was delicious, too. There was a barbecue and a sushi I'm planning to visit you again. summer sea, autumn sea wonder” — DANIEL “I said let's see the sea without a plan, and I bought it after looking at a picture of the sea. Fortunately, there are room service and BBQ facilities in the dormitory. As long as you have money, you can play well like us without any plans.” —an “It was so good that it was right in front of the sea hehe The room was spacious and the bedding was neat hehe It was good to pass the time because of the variety of convenience facilities, and the food I ordered through room service was also delicious hehe There is a complete desire to visit again hehe” —sora choi Restaurant Info * 9, Sampohaebyeon-gil, Jugwang-myeon, Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do 24750 South Korea 9. Western Grace Hotel Nearby restaurants * Sinseung Banjeom * Sloth Brewing * Gonghwachun Nearby attractions * VR Zone – I Park Mall Yongsan * Incheon Bridge * Incheon Jayu Park Let’s see how people review this restaurant “Stayed for 2 nights apart and had the room has a nice view overlooking the sea. The hotel is in the right direction of facing the morning sunshine. Very clean hotel with good service and brand new architectural design.” — ernest99 “I love Western Grace Hotel, sleeping here is very comfortable. By the way, there breakfast is delicious which is contain “kimchi”, fried rice, eggs, all my favorite foods. The view of Western Grace Hotel is amazing that you can see the coast outside the windows. Nice memories. I am from Taiwan and I travel here on April 2019. I hope I can visit here again. Thanks Western Grace Hotel a lot.” — SuWenXiu “Perfect hotel to stay nearby sea in Incheon. Me and my boyfriend stayed here for a night and this is pleasant to stay here.” — Wilasinee_Mo Restaurant Info * 9, Sampohaebyeon-gil, Jugwang-myeon, Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do 24750 South Korea 10. Hotel Air Relax Nearby restaurants * Sloth Brewing * Starbuck – Yeongjongdo Unseo Station * Yong 9 Beer – Gonghang Sindosi Let’s see how people review this restaurant “Found this little hotel on a Google search and although I was a little skeptical due to the cheap price, I booked it anyway. Wow, what a pleasant surprise! The price was the only thing cheap about this place. The rooms were nice and modern and while a little small, they worked out great for just a night before our flight back to Texas. They provide a shuttle to and from the airport and the front desk staff were delightful. I definitely recommend staying at this hotel.” — Gpug “We were a family of three people staying one night because we had an early flight the next day from Incheon. The hotel provided a free shuttle bus to Incheon airport. Fast check-in, we even had an upgraded room. Very efficient staff. Near-by there are many restaurants and convenient stores. I would recommend this hotel for any stay in Incheon.” — Fred Yon “The hotel rooms in real life are better than the pictures. The furniture and facilities are recent and are not old. The hotel is really close to the airport and there's a free shuttle bus service to the airport once every hour.” — 1Khronos Restaurant Info * 7, Sindosinam-ro 149beon-gil, Jung-gu, Incheon 22371 South Korea You may also be interested in: Cuddle the Canola Flowers Closer 💛: Jeju IslandLooking for a place to travel that has everything you could want? Then it shouold be the largest island in Korea, Jeju-do(제주도)!Bucktrip三口矛木A Trip Greeted with Waves8 Hotels with Sea Views in Jeju.BucktripDewey

Wanna experience the historical Japanese theme in Kyoto? Here are the places you should stay! 1. Motonago Nearby restaurants * Premium Pound Gion * Teppan Tavern Gion Tenamonya * Mimiko Nearby attractions * Geisha and Maiko Makeover Experience in Kyoto Gion Aya * Kodai-ji Temple * Ishibe Alley Let’s see how people review this hotel “The service was incredible, they were attentive to every part of our stay from check-in to meals to giving us umbrellas when anticipating rain. The food was amazing, incredibly fresh. You could also sign up for a private hour in their bath which was like a small onsen experience. Overall amazing and comfortable and would recommend to anyone staying a night in Kyoto. Well worth the price!” — Gustavo A “We loved everything about this place - the hospitality, the food, the onsen bath (which you can reserve for an hour of private use), the location, and the attention to detail. We stayed in the "Syoen" room - it had a lovely private garden and a private bathroom (outside). I also really appreciated that they let us bring our luggage early and leave it after we checked out so we could maximize our time exploring Kyoto. We hope to go back one day!” — Amanda H “This ryokan is in an excellent location. Our room was very comfortable, the bath completely relaxing and the service outstanding. We had both the Western and Japanese breakfasts. They were well thought out, impeccably served and delicious. Agree that this ryokan is definitely to be recommended.” — Mary Ann Restaurant Info * https://motonago.com/ * +81-75-561-2087 * 511 Washio-cho, Higashiyama-ku Nene no Michi, Kyoto 605-0072 Kyoto Prefecture 2. Toshiharu Ryokan Nearby restaurants * Goichi Pizza * Sobanomi Yoshimura * Shunsai Tempura Arima Nearby attractions * Ninja Dojo and Store * Bukoji * Sanbido Karasuma Honten Let’s see how people review this hotel “We treated ourselves to this ryokan to experience a historic building in comfort and were delighted by our stay. We were upgraded to a beautiful, large room full of authentic features and looking onto the gorgeous garden. The hosts were very welcoming, all facilities were spotless and we enjoyed the Japanese bath and sumptuous breakfast.” — Carolyne M “Amazing room and breakfast make sure to get the traditional Japanese bath room as well!!! But me and my gf didn’t realise we didn’t pay for it when we booked it through booking.com so some of our budget got eaten into but oh well. Overall was awesome!!” — tsly280682 “We stayed for 3 nights, wished it was longer. Everything was just great! The room, food, service, people, overall atmosphere, and proximity to central Kyoto. We were able to walk to sights or public transportation.” — Terry K Restaurant Info * https://www.14haru.com/ * +81 75-341-5301 * 326 Benzaitencho, Matsubarasagaru, Suwancho-Dori, Shimogyo-Ku, Kyoto 600-8428 Kyoto Prefecture 3. Luck You Kyoto Nearby restaurants * Ramen Yokozuna, Gojo * Tankuma Kitamise Kyoto Tokyu Hotel * Restaurant & Bar Kazahana Nearby attractions * Choen-ji Temple * Taku Taku * Gojoten Shrine Let’s see how people review this hotel “Great location, lovely room & downstairs. The staff is amazingly helpful and pleasant. Very good breakfast, welcome tea was a lovely touch. The private room was very comfortable. We'll definitely come again.” — maciejpl2022 “Very traditional ryokan with lovely helpful staff. Quiet and easy access to Kyoto sights. There is an onsen opposite should you want a traditional bath. Traditional Japanese breakfast and choice of English teas available.” — 406adrienne “If you want a genuine Japanese ryokan experience this is definitely the place to go. The room was very cozy and comfortable. It has all the essential amenities like a toilet with a small bathtub, fridge and safe. The staff was very welcoming and spoke English. The traditional Japanese breakfast was very delicious and had something for everyone. They offered us free admission to the nearby onsen/bathhouse. All in all this was a true 5/5 stay.” — Simon K Restaurant Info * https://luckyou-kyoto.com/ * +81 75-366-3211 * 590-16 Kakimotocho Kuromondori Gojoagaru, Shimogyo-Ku, Kyoto 600-8357 Kyoto Prefecture 4. Hokkaikan Ohanabo Nearby restaurants * Premium Pound Kyoto Ekimae * Hokuto * Tajimaya, Kyoto Yodobashi Nearby attractions * Higashi Hongan-ji Temple * Shosei-en Garden * Porta Let’s see how people review this hotel “I had only stayed for two days and a night, but I wish I stayed longer. It was a lovely time in a beautiful traditional ryokan, with many excellent amenities which craft a perfect experience. But what I can't emphasize enough is the service! The staff is super friendly and really made the experience! I can't recommend this place enough.” — Joseph “Amazing experience in a traditional ryokan. Located in a strategic position, very close to the main Kyoto station, what you book is not a normal stay, or a room for the night but a real extraordinary experience! The atmosphere inside seems magic, kaiseki dinner and breakfast are something that can't be described until you try it and the crew is the icing on the cake! Thanks for eveything!” — Damiano C “My Finance' and I stayed for 2 nights here in February 2020. It was an unforgetable experience. We had a large room that overlooked the shrine across the street. One night we did the traditional dinner in our room and it was so good and so many different items to try. We really had a lovely experience at this venue and the staff were always so helpful and nice. They also spoke very good english and were patient when we tried to speak Japanese.” — cherylblauth Restaurant Info * https://apukkaresort.fi/ * +81 75-371-3688 * 66-2 Shokuyacho Fumeimondori Shimojuzuyacho Agaru, Shimogyo-Ku, Kyoto 600-8158 Kyoto Prefecture 5. THE JUNEI HOTEL Kyoto Imperial Palace West Nearby restaurants * Kikyo Sushi * à la Chalamont * Morphocafe Nearby attractions * Kyotofucho Kyuhonkan * Sawai Shoyu Honten * Takenoko Let’s see how people review this hotel “Staff was fantastic and courteous. Also the room and bathtub were fantastic highly recommend. The staff was very helpful when asked about something, and wanted to make sure that my stay was great. Great place to stay.” — Justin B “It was an excellent hotel with an exceptional room, especially the bathroom for people who want to enjoy a kind of private onsen. A very good welcome by the employees who can speak a good English as well. A good emplacement in Kyoto.” — Laura F “From the time we entered we were made to feel special; excellent room, very attentive, polite & capable staff made our stay in Kyoto very memorable. Hotel doesn’t have a restaurant but that wasn’t a problem as we were able to order using Uber eats after long tiring sightseeing trips and eat in the comfort of our spacious room.” — anilsukhwani Restaurant Info * https://www.juneihotel.com/imperialpalace/ * +81 75-425-7774 * 14 Sanchome Higashihorikawadori Shimochojamachi Sagaru, Kamigyo-Ku, Kyoto 602-8056 Kyoto Prefecture 6. Hiiragiya Nearby restaurants * KOBE BEEF Niyama TEPPANYAKI (since 1955) * Shooting Bar M4 * Katsukura, Sanjo Honten Nearby attractions * Musubi Kyoto. * GEAR Theatre * Ippodo Tea Kyoto Let’s see how people review this hotel “Hiiragiya provided an unforgettable evening! Check-in was smooth and efficient. We received lots of advice and maps of recommended walking tours. Maho took care of us all evening and in the morning--she was amazing. The dinner and breakfast meals are also unforgettable. It was a wonderful stay and without hesitation the highlight of our Kyoto visit.” — pkstockton “Unforgettable experience - worth every penny! Even for one day - beautiful elegance without unnecessary modern trendy objects! We are vegetarian; food was so delicious and new! We highly recommend staying there!” — Woody “I came here with my family and only stayed for a couple days, but those two days in this hotel and around were the best. We came right when the cherries blossomed which added an extra charm to our stay, but the best thing was the hotel itself. I’ve stayed in many hotels, no so great ones and some really luxurious ones, but this has by far been the best. The service and comfort the hotel offers is unmatched, and you are really immersed into the Japanese culture, and I couldn’t recommend this hotel enough. Even if you have enough money to stay here for one day during your stay in Kyoto, I would take the chance and stay here.” — Kerem Tosun Restaurant Info * https://www.hiiragiya.co.jp/ * +81 75-221-1136 * Nakahakusancho Fuyacho Anekoji-agaru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-8094 Kyoto Prefecture 7. Nishiyama Ryokan Nearby restaurants * Trattoria Macedonia Yuki * Saishuan Shiraki * Hafuu Honten Nearby attractions * Ippodo Tea Kyoto * Honnoji Temple * Kyoto Kyukyodo Honten Let’s see how people review this hotel “We stayed 4 nights and can't reccomend it enough. We were made to feel welcome and the staff were kind and helpful. Rooms were comfortable, cosy, clean and with a traditionally Japanese feel. The hot baths in the basement were such a treat after a long day walking in Kyoto. The lounge area overlooking the garden is a wonderful space to relax. The green tea ceremony and traditional Japanese breakfast are some of our most treasured memories of our time in Japan. Thank you Nishiyama Ryokan for making our stay so special!” — Michs “We stayed with another couple for 1 night, but I wish we had more time to fully enjoy the stay at Nishiyama Ryokan. They treated us with care, paid detailed attention to our needs, and the rooms were super clean and the bathrooms were really nice. I also used the big bath downstairs and it was also clean and relaxing. I slept well in a nice futon. The food was first class and I think we ate everything. A big compliment to the chef and the server lady was super assertive and helpful. We were also amazed by the traditional tea ceremony performed and served by the second generation owners. They were so fantastic, polite and kind. We want to come back. I'd recommend this Ryokan to anyone.” — DallasTexas123 “An amazing place to stay! The staff are so kind and hospitable, and the facilities are amazing. The breakfast is quite expensive but it's an amazing experience so I would definitely recommend adding breakfast for at least one morning.” — ljager437985w Restaurant Info * https://www.ryokan-kyoto.com/ * +81 75-222-1166 * 433 Gokomachi St, Sagaru, Nakagyo-Ku, Kyoto 604-0933 Kyoto Prefecture 8. Ryokan Shimizu Nearby restaurants * Kyochabana Minami-Shinmachi * Chacha Stand Shijo Shimmachi * Sweet Marron Cafe Nearby attractions * Kyoto Tower * Higashi Hongan-ji Temple * Nishi Honganji Let’s see how people review this hotel “My sister and I spent one night at Ryokan Shimizu and we had the most wonderful experience! We wish we could have stayed longer! Everything is very well taken care of, the decoration is beautiful, the room is perfectly done. We took the bath, and pictures with the kimonos, it was great! Besides, everyone is very welcoming, kind and always smiley and ready to help. Arigatou!!” — Clara F “Lovely family ryokan located in a quiet street at 10 minutes walk from Kyoto Station. We were welcomed by a super friendly lady, who made us feel at home as soon as we entered. Our room was in the first level with lots of natural light. The room is a typical Japanese traditional with tatamis and futons. At night they brought us some warm tea which was perfect as it was still rather cold in January. On our check out we were gifted with 4 coasters and a polaroid. 100% recommended!!” — Diana M “The stay here was fantastic. Every one was really nice and helpful! The hotel was very clean and the mats were comfortable. It felt as though you were staying at a family members house, but nicer. The breakfast in the morning was delicious. It is in a great location as well, super close to the train station. I would definitely stay here again!!” — Catrina Restaurant Info * http://www.kyoto-shimizu.net/ * +81753715538 * 644 Kagiyacho Shichijodori Wakamiyaagaru, Shimogyo-Ku, Kyoto 600-8317 Kyoto Prefecture 9. Sawaya Honten Nearby restaurants * Arash's Kitchen * Rokusei * La Voiture Nearby attractions * Kyoto Handicraft Center * Shogoin * Club Metro Let’s see how people review this hotel “We loved our stay at Ryokan Sawaya. The rooms are very spacious, which is rare in Japan, we had a lot of space! The ryokan amenities are great, especially the public baths, excellent to relax after a day of touring Kyoto. The building is clean and well preserved. The attention to details is fantastic, as everyday you get little treats like tea and cookies. The staff also was very friendly and polite. The location is convenient, close to a subway station and bus stops, and there are several restaurants nearby, but still in a quiet neighborhood. Maybe a bit distant from the most important Kyoto's landmarks, but still easy to move in the city using public transportation.” — Diego M “We had a delightful few days at this lovely ryokan. Service was super friendly and welcoming. The room was cosy and traditional (futons on floor, with thick, warm duvets). The location is great, just a short walk to a quiet station which will take you to Gion and Pontocho in a few stops. The same train line also links to local routes which will take you to several of the less busy temples. If you are lucky enough to be here for the autumn leaves as we were then you should see Enkoji and Shisen-do (they are next to each other): sublime! Many thanks to Sawaya Honten for a memorable stay in Kyoto.” — cwdbrighton “We stayed there for 11 nights and very much enjoyed it. This was our first Ryokan experience and we would go back there anytime. The place is clean and the owner was friendly and accommodating. It is located in a quiet neighborhood and within walking distance of the subway line and bus stop. The free cell phone is a plus.” — Rolf E Restaurant Info * https://sawaya.kyoto/ * +81 75-761-4141 * 25, Kawahara-cho, Shogoin, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8397 Kyoto Prefecture 10. Arashiyama BENKEI Nearby restaurants * Sushi Naritaya * Unagiya Hirokawa * Kyoto Kitcho Arashiyama Nearby attractions * Monkey Park Iwatayama * Tenryuji Temple * Arashiyama Let’s see how people review this hotel “We stayed in modern residential suite which is remote from main lobby and other rooms, also from busy street. Huge private hot tub made with hinoki wood was the most exciting part of this room. Two rooms were in good size and beddings ,mattress and futons were in excellent condition. Staffs were very helpful and fluent in English as well. Great service, great breakfast (as we did not choose dinner option) and more than great bath.” — hkjerry “This homely ryokan exudes a warm welcoming feeling with its super comfortable futons, yummy breakfast and friendly staff. Prices are steep but worth every cent. We walked to all the major scenic spots in Arashimaya and enjoyed the crisp fresh morning air. Will most certainly come back here when we next visit Kyoto.” — raykuan “Food, hospitality, and location were incredible. The location could not have been better. We ate dinner over looking the mountains, river, and bridge. And the private onsen..... so relaxing. This was one of our most expensive excursions while in Japan but it was worth every penny to experience this traditional Japanese inn. We had SO MUCH food and were so relaxed. Thank you to the staff for this great night!” — Elizabeth M Restaurant Info * https://benkei.biz/ * +81 75-872-3355 * 34 Sagatenryuji Susukinobabacho, Ukyo-Ku, Kyoto 616-8385 Kyoto Prefecture You may also be interested in: Spirited Away ⛩: JapanBuy your ticket and travel to confirm, whether Japan is the Japan that you imagined.Bucktrip三口矛木Cuddle the Canola Flowers Closer 💛: Jeju IslandLooking for a place to travel that has everything you could want? Then it shouold be the largest island in Korea, Jeju-do(제주도)!Bucktrip三口矛木

Here are the 10 Hotels you shouldn't miss in Vienna. 1. Boutique Hotel am Stephansplatz Nearby restaurants * ef16 Restaurant * Fenster Café * Vinothek W-Einkehr Nearby attractions * Historic Center of Vienna * The Hofburg * St. Stephen's Cathedral Let’s see how people review this hotel "My family and I spent 3 nights at this hotel & we could not have chosen a better hotel to explore Vienna! The location is perfect, with all major landmarks, museums, palaces etc and the many lovely coffee shops within easy walking distance."—TravelingTom "Greta value for money.Superb location very clean.Breakfast is great staff is very nice.Spa is small but you have everything.For my next visit to Vienna I will stay there for sure."—Darko Bojanić "This hotel is great we were given a glass of sparkling wine on arrival and made to feel welcome the staff are very helpful and polite. There is plenty of choice for breakfast and while you're having breakfast you get a great view of St Stephens Church"—grant Hotel Info * https://hotelamstephansplatz.at/? * +43 1 534050 * Stephansplatz 9 1010 Vienna, Vienna 1010 Austria 2. Hotel Sans Souci Wien Nearby restaurants * Veranda * MOMO Pizza Gourmet * Gelateria La Romana - Wien, Stiftgasse Nearby attractions * Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna * Natural History Museum (Naturhistorisches Museum) * Leopold Museum Let’s see how people review this hotel "I stayed in Superior room for 4 nights. I really enjoyed this hotel. All starts with a valet parking, when they take out your bags and deliver them to your room, while also taking your car to the parking below hotel."—Dmitry K "The room, the ambiance, the service and all amenities far exceeded out expectations and were excellent. The last night all most restaurants in Vienna (Sunday) were closed."—Dorrie "Probably the nicest hotel I’ve ever stayed in - the interior of the hotel is gorgeous and our air-conditioned room (we stayed during heatwave) was lovely - absolutely spotless and bed was so comfortable."—clairec0814 Hotel Info * https://www.sanssouci-wien.com/en/ * +43 1 5222520 * Burggasse 2, Vienna 1070 Austria 3. Hotel Altstadt Vienna Nearby restaurants * Sri Nataraja indisches Restaurant * ULRICH * Erich Nearby attractions * Le Bar * Karlsplatz * bestens - the bar Let’s see how people review this hotel "We loved everything about this unique hotel and highly recommend it. Remarkable design, helpful and friendly staff, delicious breakfast buffet, charming location near trendy cafes and a short walk to the main tourist attractions in the old town. Would love to return."—af0rget "Great hotel, very well located 7 minutes from Volkstheater subway station. We took 72 hours transportation pass which cost € 17.10.All staffs very welcoming, ready to help us.We will stay there again."—christophestehle "Lovely all around. Perfect breakfast, attentive staff, inviting room/house with charming Viennese character, excellent location, efficient communication, inviting tea time. Would absolutely stay again and recommend."—Wise1WorldTraveler Hotel Info * https://slh.com/hotels/altstadt-vienna * +43 1 5226666 * Kirchengasse 41, Vienna 1070 Austria 4. Hotel Kaiserhof Wien Nearby restaurants * Wiener Wiaz Haus * Restaurant Wiener Wirtschaft * Restaurant Entler Nearby attractions * 3D PicArt Museum Vienna * The Vienna Philharmonic * Antonio Vivaldi 4 Seasons Karlskirche Let’s see how people review this hotel "So great we are returning next week.We stayed in a junior suite. Very comfortable for family of 3. The front desk staff are professional, friendly, and helpful. Cannot possibly describe how amazing the breakfast buffet is."—KTinSD "I stayed 6 days with my family including a 1-year old baby in July 2022. The location is excellent, there are grocery shop, restaurants, and traffic around. It is located in the city center, but inside the room, it was completely quiet, good for sleep."—Zhao "Visiting TUWien for a conference over 4 days. Excellent stay - nice room, good breakfast buffet, pleasant staff, very convenient location, easy booking, all questions answered promptly. Would be pleased to stay again."—Wheeler R Hotel Info * https://wien.hotel-kaiserhof.at/ * +43 1 5051701 * Frankenberggasse 10, Vienna 1040 Austria 5. The Harmonie Vienna, BW Premier Collection Nearby restaurants * D'Landsknecht * Gasthaus Rebhuhn * Der Wiener Deewan Nearby attractions * Sigmund Freud Museum * Palais Liechtenstein * The Liechtenstein Garden Palace Let’s see how people review this hotel "Great air conditioning, service, and breakfast. Very quiet hotel in a residential neighborhood. Food delivery from neighboring restaurants is easily available through apps. We stayed in a family room, which was very comfortable for three people."—CherHote "The hotel is located around 2,5 km from the center in a quite neighborhood. The rooms are relatively big and nicely decorated. Everything is quite modern but still cozy at the same time."—PJ-Cologne "We loved our stay. It had a great location, lovely staff, very clean and really comfortable beds, delicious breakfast. Would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone wanting a relaxing stay in Vienna."—Helen T Hotel Info * https://www.harmonie-vienna.at/ * +43 1 3176604 * Harmoniegasse 5-7, Vienna 1090 Austria 6. Hollmann Beletage Design & Boutique Hotel Nearby restaurants * ef16 Restaurant * Eissalon Caffe Perrella * Civediamo Nearby attractions * St. Stephen's Cathedral * Church of the Jesuits * Peterskirche Let’s see how people review this hotel "the hotel is centrally located and tastefully furnished, with attention to detail. staff is very kind and breakfast is delicious. private sauna can be booked at no extra cost. definitely looking forward to our next stay at the hollmann beletage. <3"—Zoltan F "A very unique and stylish hotel in the center of Vienna. Reception staff is amazing (and the rest too), breakfast is unbelievable, the best we ever had."—Adventure529882 "The saying third time lucky isn’t apt here because each of the three times I’ve stayed here over the years has been lucky. It is truly a special place in a beautiful city. A wonderful breakfast, friendly staff and a really timeless but cool decor make you feel special guests."—Rodney H Hotel Info * https://www.crazyhollmann.com/ * +43 1 9611960 * Koellnerhofgasse 6, Vienna 1010 Austria 7. Hotel Beethoven Wien Nearby restaurants * Schlawiener * YOU. * Addicted To Rock Bar & Burger Nearby attractions * Third Man Museum * Mozart Statue * Peterskirche Let’s see how people review this hotel "So happy I changed our reservation to hotel Beethoven. It’s centrally located yet quiet. Service was efficient and thoughtful. Room was all we needed for four nights.Breakfast was very good. Service there was a bit distant. There’s a garden that you can have tea in although the area wasn’t set up."—agent99712 "Best rates can be accessed directly via the hotel's website.I loved our stay at this hotel. We were given a room on the third floor which was comfortable and spacious."—_-rachella-_1 "Friendly small hotel, close to the art museums, next door to the Naschmarkt, and a short walk to downtown. We stayed 4 nights. Hotel arranged airport pick-up and cab to train station."—David E Hotel Info * https://www.hotel-beethoven.at/ * +43 720 816761 * Papagenogasse 6, Vienna 1060 Austria 8. Boutiquehotel Stadthalle Nearby restaurants * Pulkautaler Wein & Bierhaus * Konoba Pescaria * Stadthallen Bräu Nearby attractions * Bahnhof City Wien West * Albertina * Peterskirche Let’s see how people review this hotel "We were very positively surprised by how well the sustainable character of the hotel was integrated into every bit in a way that did not compensate any comfort."—AmyLevi92 "I spent eleven days in comfort. Safe, clean, quiet with easy access to public transportation that gets you quickly to the Ring and the major attractions. Excellent cappuccino with the organic breakfast. Garden view for serenity. Helpful and welcoming staff."—Merrianne W "We loved to stay in this hotel: really everything we liked about it: the zerowaste breakfast with vegan options, the super friendly staff, the quiet , the clean and spacious bedroom, the efforts they make to save energy, water etc..."—johan m Hotel Info * https://www.hotelstadthalle.at/ * +43 1 9824272 * Hackengasse 20, Vienna 1150 Austria 9. Henriette Stadthotel ex Das Capri Nearby restaurants * Kuchlmasterei * Family and Friends * Veganista Ice Cream Nearby attractions * Exithink * Johann Strauss Museum * MindX Let’s see how people review this hotel "I visit more than 4 hotels in the same month .... it was the best hotel ever regarding every thing you can imagine the staff , the room , the breakfast ... the vieeeeeew.... the weight device for our luggages .... it was more than amazing ...."—Mahmoud N "We enjoyed our stay at this hotel, located close to the city center and metro nearby. Very clean property with lovely breakfast and very friendly staff! If we come to Vienna again, we will definitely stay at Henriette."—Kris M "This quaint, family-owned, beautiful property is located just next to the underground Nestroyplatz Metro Station (on the U1 line of the U-Bahn). The rooms are very well laid out with everything very conveniently placed. There is a separate place to keep your luggage."—Ronen Das Hotel Info * https://www.hotelhenriette.at/ * +43 1 2148404 * Praterstrasse 44-46, Vienna 1020 Austria 10. Hotel Imperial, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Vienna Nearby restaurants * Paul * Apron * Casino Restaurant Wien Nearby attractions * First Escape * 3D PicArt Museum Vienna * Concerts in St. Anne’s Church Let’s see how people review this hotel "Wonderful hotel, we were made to feel welcome from the moment we arrived. This place is not in the absolute centre but is very convenient for sightseeing in Vienna. Take a left out of the front door and in 5 - 10 minutes you are in the main shopping district and all the famous sights of Vienna."—si "We stayed 4 nights at the end of June 2022. We celebrated our anniversary and the hotel decorated our room with balloons, rose petals, sweets, and a bottle of champagne. We love their breakfast. It was a buffet breakfast, but you can order individual dishes off the menu."—CAIMARad "My wife and I spent 4 nights here in July. We booked an Imperial Junior Suite and were upgraded to an Elisabeth Suite, which was great. Perks of Marriott Bonvoy elite status!"—Tony H Hotel Info * https://www.marriott.com/ * +1 844-631-0595 * Kaerntner Ring 16, Vienna 1010 Austria You may also be interested in: Need a Great Hotel Included Breakfast?Here are 8 suggestions for your travels in Florence.BucktripDewey

1. Den Noc The DEN NOC bistro is a modern Czech bistro that is full of unexpected details and fantastic pancakes. The DEN NOC bistro was opened in May 2014 to show the owner's enthusiasm for pancakes, both traditional and innovative way. Food popular here * Cafe latte machiatto * Savory pancakes * Bacon banana stack Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I ordered a PBJ pancake. Oh my goodness, this might have been the best shortstack I've had in my life. The pancakes were so light and fluffy. The peanut butter was creamy, and the peanut toppings provided a nice crunch."—Angela R. "Great place for pancakes! I especially like their breakfast raspberries over sliced pancakes."—Yoshikage K. "I wish we would've found this place sooner. The food & service were both really good. They have pancakes, both savory and sweet."—Mildred O. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun ,8:30 AM - 3:00 PM * http://www.dennoc.cz * 775 697 733 * Templová 7 110 00 Prague Czech Republic. 2. Naše maso Naše maso is a butcher’s that specializes in selling beef from Czech Fleckvieh cattle, pork from Přeštice pigs, and sausages and smoked meats made from recipes dating back to the First Czechoslovak Republic. Food popular here * Beef tartare and meatloaf * Le tartare * Dry-aged beef burger Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This butcher shop/restaurant was at the top of my list of musts when visiting Prague.  I specifically came to get the bone marrow, which I happily made as my lunch for the day."—Larry S. "This place is totally legit. Get what everyone recommends, get the burger. It's awesome. Awesome. I haven't had a burger that great in some time. It's hand size too so you won't be bloated after eating it."—Dang N. "Came here after being recommended by my food tour guide. Uses local ingredients. This place offers a lot of different kinds of butcher shop meat products - sausages, steak, other forms of meat."—Kay C. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sat,8:30 AM - 10:00 PM; Sun Closed * https://www.nasemaso.cz/en/ * 222 311 378 * Dlouhá 39 110 00 Prague Czech Republic 3. Eska The restaurant is known for its traditional yet modern approach - both in terms of the food it serves and the ambience of the interior. If you're in a hurry, the restaurant can provide you with some flame-baked bread or coffee to go. Food popular here * Roast beef * Potatoes in ash * Pork chop, kale, gochujang Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The food is amazing. My party did the tasting menu and they are excellent with dietary restrictions. They have an amazing wine pairing to go with it. The staff is very kind and efficient. If you are looking for a place to eat, this is the one."—Ava V. "We just returned from Prague and I may have had one of my all time culinary experiences EVER at Eska.  I have been wracking my brain to try and figure out if French Laundry was as good or better - not to mention the many other incredible meals I have had around the world over the years."—Phillip A. "Delicious kefir, dessert, and ash potato dish. Clean, creative place with cool vibe. Friendly, efficient staff. Bread and butter were AMAZING!"—Donald D. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri,8:00 AM - 11:30 PM; Sat - Sun ,9:00 AM - 11:30 PM * http://eska.ambi.cz * 731 140 884 * Pernerova 49 186 00 Prague Czech Republic. 4. Cukrkavalimonada The family-owned restaurant with a pastry shop is located in the heart of Malá Strana. They pride themselves on the quality and freshness of their ingredients. They cook and bake with respect and pride for their craft every day. They are open from the early morning, so you can enjoy large breakfasts and coffee made with the best beans from Lago di Garda. Food popular here * Hot ginger w lemon * Pesto pasta * Carbonara Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I lucked out because this cafe was across the street from my Air B & B apartment. The food I ate here (and I went 4-5 times) was the freshest and lightest food I found in Prague."—Tracy T. "This restaurant is cute! "Healthy" juice was so fresh! Chocolate mousse was also delicious. My hubby was pretty happy with his americano  and to top it the waitress was super friendly."—Natalia P. "If you're in Prague and you need a really great place to have breakfast, you have to try this place.  It doesn't have the old world charm of the Cafe Savoy, but the food is really good.  It's not far from the center of things, and you get to take in some of the sights."—Thomas A. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,9:00 AM - 7:00 PM * http://cukrkavalimonada.com/cz/ * 257 225 396 * Lazenska 7 118 00 Prague Czech Republic. 5. Sad Man's Tongue Bar & Bistro The bar and bistro is a place where the 1950s and 1960s converge with their modern counterpart and join up with the 21st century. There’s even a whiff of the 1930s, 40s, and 1970s for good measure, or perhaps it’s just the bourbon speaking. The food and beverage is not your typical tourist trap prices or quality. They believe that food and drink should be good, fairly priced, and be of good value. You should not have to get a loan to go out and eat. Food popular here * Pickled Prague burger * Sailor Jerry bacon jam burger * Prager Burger and house fries Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing food and service! Highly recommend trying this restaurant when visiting Prague!"—Sarah P. "We happened onto Sad Man's and the owner welcomed us in and sat us down.  He was so nice that he even came back with a list of places that he recommends for visitors."—Fernando A. "What a cool find in Prague. This is a rockabilly Americana themed burger bar.  We went in at opening on a Friday and they were pretty busy the whole time we were there, but not oppressively so."—Aaron B. Restaurant Info * Mon - Tue,11:00 AM - 12:00 AM(Next Day);Wed - Sun,11:00 AM - 5:00 AM(Next Day) * https://www.sadmanstongue.com/ * Konviktska 7 110 00 Prague Czech Republic 6. The Farm They have a range of delicious and refreshing fruity drinks, as well as selected coffee from the excellent Czech roaster FATHER'S COFFEE ROASTERY. They also prepare a range of excellent fresh food from Czech suppliers every day. Food popular here * Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice * Farm burger with fries * Homemade pies Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The perfect location in the heart of Rague, or the natural ingredients used for everything. In no particular order, fresh squeezed orange mimosas, fresh raspberry lemonade, pano asr with preferred auger, breakfast eggs, firness pankaes, club sandwiches with bacon chicken and fries. Oh and Mimosas fresh squeezed and frothy, it was ALL amazing!"—Jesse C. "I can't say enough about this place it was hands down our favorite place to eat here in Prague... I don't care it wasn't authentic, it was perfection and some of the best breakfast I have ever had."—Maggie A. "I guess yelpers aren't that big of a thing in Prague because if this place was back home in Toronto or in any major North American city this place would have like over 300 reviews and 5 stars."—Jasmine C. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri,8:00 AM - 10:30 PM;Sat,9:00 AM - 10:30 PM; Sun,9:00 AM - 8:00 PM * https://farmletna.cz/ * 773 626 177 * Korunovační 17 170 00 Prague Czech Republic 7. Home Kitchen They cook more than what is necessary for a cafe, so they are not one. However, that does not mean coffee is not important to them. On the contrary, they love coffee and believe that every day should include at least one cup. If you agree, you will like it here. Food popular here * Granola * Goat cheese omelet * Scrambled eggs with bacon and "avocado" Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Oh my, by far this is my favorite place in all of the Prague.Home made LemoNade - amazing stuff! Not acidic, very pleasing drink.Quality of all products used - perfect, clean and no weekend stuff.Bread - just ummmm so good."—Aleksey C. "We both ended up ordering the sunny-side eggs with bacon and guacamole and it sure didn't disappoint!  Everything was packed with flavor and it all the flavors mixed well."—John S. "Love to be coming here for breakfast before work or during the weekend, for lunch or for a drink with friends. The place has a great a atmosphere, nice design and delicious food. It will definitely not let you down!"—Nela S. Restaurant Info * Mon - Wed,7:30 AM - 10:00 PM;Thur - Fri,7:30 AM - 11:00 PM;Sat,8:00 AM - 11:00 PM; Sun,8:00 AM - 10:00 PM * http://www.homekitchen.cz * 774 905 802 * Kozi 5 110 00 Prague Czech Republic 8. Sisters Welcome to the Prague online delicatessen Bistro Sisters. They have two brick-and-mortar branches where you can order their sandwiches. You can also order them in any quantity in their e-shop, including import. Their stores are located in Dlouhá and Spálená Street. In both stores, you will not only find traditional and modern versions of Czech cold cuisine, but also desserts from Cukrára Skály. They also serve excellent coffee and other alcoholic, non-alcoholic, refreshing, warm and seasonal drinks. Food popular here * Gluten-free open sandwich with pork tenderloin * Open sandwich with Parma ham * Canapé with beetroot and goat’s cheese Let’s see how people review this restaurant "My family and I were there in 2017. Prices are affordable and very tasty. Check out The Honest Guide on YouTube. He mentioned this place. We want to return there again. I'm Praha dreaming..."—K.g. G. "This bistro has earned its fame for a reason!Open faced sandwiches can be found at many delis and cafes around Prague, but none of them do it quite like Sisters does. Sisters elevates the open-faced sandwich into a culinary and visual experience."—Casey T. "Unbelievable spot for some (semi) authentic open faced sandwiches. The ingredients are definitely more updated to suit this trendy establishment. I've already gone twice in the past four days!"—Heather C. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri,8:00 AM - 7:00 PM;Sat - Sun,9:00 AM - 6:00 PM * https://www.sistersbistro.cz/ * 775 991 975 * Dlouhá 39 110 00 Prague Czech Republic You may also be interested in: Into the Realm of Bohemia 💃🏻: PragueHere is some suggestions to explore, Prague, the historical capital of Bohemia, in different seasons.Bucktrip三口矛木Tipsy Revell in London10 cocktail bars you shouldn’t miss in LondonBucktripDewey

Tu Fais Quoi ce Soir ? 1. L'Avant Comptoir Yves Camdeborde's French pintxo bar L'Avant Comptoir has been open since 2009 and has been described with many superlatives. It has matured over the years, notably becoming more hygienic. The tins of free communal rillettes have disappeared – no tragedy, since they were just odd, whipped concoctions of pork fat anyway. When one reaches for the communal mountain of Bordier butter, one is now handed a plate. Food popular here * Waffle with artichoke and jambon * Grilled shrimps * Foie with cherries Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Fun, low-key wine bar with friendly staff. Plenty of tapas to try. We'll be coming here again."—Michael M. "Great food! i was in vacation with my friends and we this place was open later so we decided to pop in. the prices were great and the service was friendly !"—Tony S. "I wish I had the room to eat when we came here, but with the little bit of space I had I tried the blood pudding sausage macaroon and i loved it!! I also tried the bread and famous butter! It was amazing."—Tiara W. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun ,12:00 PM - 11:00 PM * 01 42 38 47 55 * 3 carrefour de l'Odéon 75006 Paris France 2. Buddha-Bar The restaurant Buddha-Bar has an elegant cinema-style décor, covering an over 1,000 square meter surface area. It has three levels built around a monumental Buddha, over 4 meters high. The décor, in noble materials such as mahogany, displays silky woven lacquered furniture and Portuguese mosaics, created using ancestral hot foil stamping techniques sculpted wood, bright mural paintings and beautifully positioned rare collection pieces that were carefully chosen from faraway countries in Asia. Food popular here * King crab salad * Sushi * Cheesecake aux fruits rouges Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing 2 story upscale sushi bar Lounge, near fashion street in Paris.  This is not connected to the Buddha Bar Hotel.  They have Excellent service."—Brittany H. "Love everything about this place! They have amazing sushi as well as all their Asian meals, wine and champagne are perfect and so are the cocktails. When it comes to design, this is typical for all the Buddha-Bars around the world."—Nela S. "I've loved coming to Buddha Bar since I was so young in 1996! It's always fun, elegant, lively, full of champagne and great music still à la the OG Claude Challe. We usually sit at the bar, not the main dining area. This last time we also had some late night nibbles... also so delicious. An eternal favourite in Paris for a guaranteed great time!"—Mick J. Restaurant Info * Tue,12:00 PM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ); Wed - Sat,7:00 PM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ); Mon, Sun Closed * https://www.buddhabar.com/ * 01 53 05 90 00 * 8-12 bis rue Boissy d'Anglas 75008 Paris France 3. Dirty Dick Finding its sources in the Pacific Ocean, the Tiki culture settled in the United States in the 1930s and became essential from the 1950s. In Polynesian mythology Tiki is the first man, half human god, by extension the tiki is also a wooden sculpture which represents a human form. This culture is present everywhere on the North American continent, in gastronomy, music or cinema but also in the world of cocktails. Food popular here * Pain Killer * Mai Tai * Hats Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I was on vacation and was looking for a place to get some drinks  I happened to find this bar on Yelp and it was a great find! The drinks were strong and the staff was friendly. I'd definitely come here again."—Samir C. "Fantastic tiki bar in Paris! Great vibes overall from the staff to the drinks! Had an amazing time, had 3 cocktails here and all were amazing! Definitely put this bar as a place to go on your itinerary!"—Jefe D. "Fun place for a change of scenery from all the museum tours. Awesome tiki bar with great drinks. No reservation- although would make one for next time. Seating is intimate amongst others sharing your table. Delicious and boozy cocktails."—Stephanie M. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,6:00 PM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ) * https://www.facebook.com/dirtydickparis/ * 01 48 78 74 58 * 10 rue Frochot 75009 Paris France 4. Little Red Door Since 2020, LITTLE RED DOOR has been working with French Producers across the country to source produce for their minimally named drinks (i.e. Citrus, Carrot, Chamomile). This Farm to Glass model puts the producer at the centre of the guest experience. Food popular here * Futterneid * Ubuntu * Maori Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Glad we got there right as they opened because within the hour the place was booming and no sitting spots left. Made friends with the group sharing our table. This spot is cute and intimate."—Meagan E. "I wish I could give 6 stars. I found this spot a couple of years ago and I was finally able to check it out! We showed up around 7pm and there was a little line out front. We were told 15 minutes and they weren't wrong. They were SO accommodating in English and just wanted you to have the best experience."—Kylie S. "This is a must go!! The service is very English friendly and the interior is air conditioned which is a plus as well as very cozy. Every drink was so unique but tasty and you can tell everything is completely homemade."—Melissa Z. Restaurant Info * Sun - Thur, 6:00 PM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ); Fri - Sat, 6:00 PM - 3:00 AM ( Next day ) * https://www.lrdparis.com/ * 01 42 71 19 32 * 60 rue Charlot 75003 Paris France 5. Le Comptoir Général The Comptoir Général is a bar and restaurant located on the banks of the Canal Saint Martin. It offers cocktails and dishes to share in its fish restaurant, as well as a sea brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. The setting is friendly and there are collections of unusual objects throughout the establishment. The Comptoir Général is also available for private events. Food popular here * Old Fashioned * Ti punch * Spritz Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Go to there. So dope. Part restaurant, school, bar, garden, second hand clothing store, and library. And my god are the drinks good. Go with the sauceusse. If you're classy like me you'll get tripunch, which is just rum and sugar and lime and a cinnamon stick. Hot damn."—Bobby G. "Cutest bar I went to in Paris. Order the secousse! So refreshing. Great place to hang out and chat w friends in a relaxed, quirky space. It's nice and empty on weeknights. Weekend evenings it's too packed."—Julie N. "Brunch at an African resort. You pay 19 euro for a buffet of "brunch," ranging from scrambled eggs to fried plantains, tomato salad, real (honest-to-god) coffee and crème caramel for dessert. Nothing beats the atmosphere or the people watching. Will definitely be back for drinks."—Anna E. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun ,11:00 AM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ) * https://lecomptoirgeneral.com/ * 01 44 88 24 48 * 80 quai de Jemmapes 75010 Paris France 6. Prescription Cocktail Club Upon entering the bar at 23 rue Mazarine, guests are immersed in a world of draped fabric, delicate trimmings, upholstered walls, and beguiling spaces. Each step reveals a small scene set across small sofas hidden in every corner. The bar is set as the main stage with Zoltar hidden behind the DJ booth telling fortunes. Food popular here * Whiskey Sour * Madness in the garden & the egg white * Le Mazarinette and You & Me Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Cool, hip vibe.  Small, sexy and discreet.  Ordered an Old Fashioned here.  This is my litmus test drink.  A bartender either knows their trade or the just sling drinks.  They slayed it.  Highly recommend stopping by for a drink or 2."—K M. "First of all, the name.... uhhhhhhh you're speaking my language here, love it! The place is SO cute and kind of tucked away, the staff is amazing the ambiance is on point, and the cocktails were EXACTLY what the doctor ordered!"—AshleyMarie O. "Love this bar and would love to come back again.  I could imagine how busy this place would be during the weekend."—Andy P. Restaurant Info * Mon - Thur, 7:00 PM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ); Fri - Sat, 7:00 PM - 4:00 AM ( Next day ); Sun,  8:00 PM - 2:00 AM ( Next day ) * https://www.prescriptioncocktailclub.com/ * 09 50 35 72 87 * 23 rue Mazarine 75006 Paris France 7. Le Barav If you're looking for a good time with friends, La Cave is the perfect place. Located in the heart of the Haut Marais, La Cave offers a wide selection of wines, spirits, and aperitifs, as well as a few aperitif products to nibble on. Our wine merchants will accompany you in your purchase and guide you in your choice of gift wines, oenology lessons, etc. So come on down and have a glass of wine ! Food popular here * Planche mixte and crudités * Pinot noir + mixed plate * Bordeax, Prosecco, charcuterie, tapenade, antipasti, and bread Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This is one of my favorite wine bars in Paris. The service is wonderful, and I can guarantee you will stay here for hours. You are able to choose a bottle of wine from their market next door and enjoy it while seated in their restaurant. I truly love this place and cannot wait to visit again soon."—Tamara B. "Wish I lived in Paris so that I could come to this place for wine and charcuterie all the time tho. It's like the French version of Friends but instead of going to the bar, you just come here and sit outside and people watch."—Jamison H. "I love charcuterie and it was an awesome ending to our recent trip to Paris.  Le barav is more of a local dive bar and not many tourists can be found, which was a plus for us to actually mingle with the locals and see them enjoying the night away with laughter and joy."—Helen K. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri, 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM ( Next day ); Sat, 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM ( Next day ); Sun, Closed * https://www.lebarav.fr/ * 01 48 04 57 59 * 6 rue Charles François Dupuis 75003 Paris France 8. Harry's New York Bar Harry's Bar was born on November 26, 1911 on Thanksgiving Day. It was literally dismantled from the 7th avenue of Manhattan and reassembled on rue Daunou in Paris. It became much more than a superb mahogany bar already polished by hundreds of elbows across the Atlantic. It was a whole new kind: the Cocktail. Toad Sloan, the American jockey who moved this bar from New York, called on the best-known bartender Harry MacElhone who would resume a few years later to make this young New York bar, Harry’s Bar. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the legend was born. Food popular here * The original French 75 * One old fashioned and one dirty Martini * Boulevardier Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Harry's New York Bar in Paris caused a triple blackout!!! WHAT A GREAT TIME!!! We were headed to Moulin Rouge but it was sold out so we started our own bar hopping tour heading back to our place. Harry's was stop number 3 or 4 and once we tasted those drinks we stayed for a few more!"—AshleyMarie O. "Sank Rue Danou  is always a destination for me every time I'm in Paris.  Stopped by in December of 2021 with my daughter, a new generation initiated.  It looks like the place is under new management since we were last here.  The menu has been updated and modernized with a new Harry's in Cannes.  Still a great place for great cocktails and to soak in the history that is Harry's."—Marianne S. "It was also fun to sit there with our drinks and daydream about the fun it must have been when the greats were regulars. How we would have loved to be a part of those times.This was definitely one of my favorite things about Paris."—Karla D. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sat,12:00 PM - 2:00 AM ( Next day); Sun,4:00 PM - 1:00 AM ( Next day) * https://www.harrysbar.fr/ * 01 42 61 71 14 * 5 rue Daunou 75002 Paris France You may also be interested in: La Vie en Rose 🌹 : FranceFrance is a country that is known for its cafes, markets, and bistros. These are all places where you can go to experience the culture and plat du jour!Bucktrip三口矛木Fais de beaux rêves in ParisMake a sweet dream in these 5 best hotels and places in Paris.BucktripDeweyYou Need Some Recharge in Prague.8 bistros you should try in Prague.BucktripDewey

10 cocktail bars you shouldn't miss in London 1. Nightjar They are inspired by an era when live music was a customary part of a good night out, drinking was a connoisseur's game, and hospitality was an art. Food popular here * Zombie * Negroni * Cotton Candy Let’s see how people review this restaurant "One of the coolest speak Easy's i have been into. The drinks were amazing, the staff was great and the vibe is top notch!"—Georgia C. "I love a good speakeasy. Unsuspectingly sandwiched between a few take-away eateries, Nightjar is a gem!Drinks: Amazing! We ordered at least 7 diff drinks on the menu. I didn't always like the garnish but 90% drinks were a delight. The flavors were smooth and, at times, unexpected in a good way."—Yvette 'Divie' E. "Nightjar was my favorite bar experiences in London and for sure is also one of the best cocktail bars I have ever visited. I would strongly recommend booking a reservation a few weeks in advance, especially if you are trying to get in when they are doing live music (after 9pm)."—Michael C. Restaurant Info * Sun - Wed ,6:00 PM - 1:00 AM(Next day); Thur ,6:00 PM - 2:00 AM(Next day); Fri - Sat , 6:00 PM - 3:00 AM(Next day) * http://www.barnightjar.com * 020 7253 4101 * 129 City Rd, London EC1V 1JB 2. Cahoots Bar They are excited to announce that Cahoots, Mr Fogg's, and Bunga Bunga are all open once again! They are looking for dedicated individuals to join their teams in various capacities, both full and part time. With the "full reopening" happening in June, now is the perfect time to apply! Food popular here * Vera Lynn * Cahooch * Bulleit Let’s see how people review this restaurant "I loved my experience at Cahoots Bar! Go to the one underground because you'll have a more fun experience as it depicts "Underground" as a bar. The drinks here were amazing and I had so much fun because of the atmosphere."—Kay J. "We went to the Cahoots Underground. It is a 1940s-themed bar, offering illicit cocktails and rations.   There was a really nice and friendly host, manning the entrance."—June S. "This place is awesome. You need a reservation ( can make it online ) . There is a cancellation fee if you don't show up."—Lina S. Restaurant Info * Mon - Wed ,5:00 PM - 1:00 AM(Next day); Thur - Fri ,5:00 PM - 2:00 AM(Next day); Sat , 5:00 PM - 3:00 AM(Next day) ; Sun , 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM(Next day) * http://cahoots-london.com/ * 020 7352 6200 * 13 Kingly Court Carnaby Street Soho W1B 5PW United Kingdom 3. Happiness Forgets The team behind Happiness Forgets has created another venue that offers award-winning cocktails along with delicious food options. Whether you want to stop in for a quick drink, some snacks, or dinner, the team has you covered. They hope to see you soon! Food popular here * Tokyo Collins * Perfect Storm * Jerezana Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great service, vibe and craft cocktails in east london - highly recommend for a nightcap."—Alejandra M. "Small bar in the basement but the drinks and bartenders make up for the space. Great selection of drinks but where they shine is what they come up on the fly."—Andrew S. "Came here at the suggestion of a girlfriend and a local bartender. Win! Cool space with a rad female bartender and great cocktails."—Ryen B. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,5:00 PM - 11:00 PM * https://www.happinessforgets.com/ * 020 7613 0325 * 8-9 Hoxton Square London N1 6NU United Kingdom 4. The Alchemist Curious about the drinks made at The Alchemist, or interested in learning more about mixology in general? Then sign up for one of their cocktail making masterclasses in London! You'll have a dedicated mixologist from The Alchemist's Bevis Marks team leading the class, who will walk you through each cocktail step-by-step in a fun and interactive lesson. Get ready to make (and drink!) some of The Alchemist's signature drinks. Food popular here * Katsu curry with Chicken * Red Dead Zombie * Garden martini Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The drinks are just phenomenal. Food was delicious and the service was great. We found this spot by accident and everything was great!!"—Hellen B. "Found this place enroute to Sky garden for dinner on a Friday night.  Trendy, hip and busy. We stayed at the bar, and didn't look around but, the place looked huge."—Lena R. "Always great to have a new place in the rotation for when I'm in London. It's right near the Gherkin, so pretty convenient for business travelers and tourists alike."—Valerie R. Restaurant Info * Mon - Wed ,8:00 PM - 12:00 AM(Next day); Thur ,8:00 PM - 1:00 AM(Next day); Fri ,8:00 PM - 2:00 PM; Sat , 10:30 AM - 12:00 AM(Next day) ; Sun , 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM * http://thealchemist.uk.com/ * 020 7283 8800 * 6 Bevis Marks London EC3A 7BA United Kingdom 5. Evans & Peel Detective Agency The Detective Agency specializes in any cases involving craft cocktails and american-inspired food. They were established in 2012 and opened in June 2012 under the streets of Earl's Court. They have a lot of history in these walls... Food popular here * Al Capone * Duck and waffle * Long Island Iced Tea Let’s see how people review this restaurant "What a fantastic speakeasy in the heart of Kensington, perfect for a date or evening with friends.Reservations are recommended. We were able to walk in at 5pm on a Saturday, though were warned we'd have to be done around 6:30pm for some reservations."—Greg B. "We visited London with 10 of our closest and most dearest friends. We read the reviews on this establishment and just had to give it a try. It was one of the best decisions collectively that we have ever made."—Linda P. "This place hit all the marks on a genuinely good bar with a creative touch.I won't spoil the fun of venturing into another time or life, as you will see once you embark into the white door and down the steps."—Chantee F. Restaurant Info * Tue - Thur, 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM(Next day);Fri - Sat, 5:00 PM - 12:30 AM(Next day);Mon, Sun Closed * http://www.evansandpeel.com/ * 020 7373 3573 * 310c Earl's Court Road London SW5 9BA United Kingdom 6. Milk & Honey Since opening in April 2002, Milk & Honey has become a London institution. It remains dedicated to bringing unrivalled drinks quality and service to a discerning crowd of grown-ups. Food popular here * The perfect Dempsey * London Calling * Florodora Let’s see how people review this restaurant "If you are looking for a good cocktail this is the place it is not one of those cheesy little English pubs on every corner."—Esme H. "Milk and Honey is sublime. One of the best bars in London, from the moment you walk in through the innocuous door to the second you leave, the service and atmosphere is perfect!"—Ed T. "Wonderful Speakeasy bar in London! My girlfriend & I really enjoyed ourselves while visiting for my 30th Birthday."—Tanequae P. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sat,6:00 PM - 3:00 AM(Next day);Sun Closed * http://www.mlkhny.com * 020 7065 6840 * 61 Poland Street London W1F 7NU United Kingdom 7. Fifty Five Bar Fifty-Five is a great place for cocktails located in the heart of Camden. It is set away from the jostling crowds of shoppers and has two spacious floors. The atmosphere is unpretentious and buzzing every night of the week. Food popular here * Elderflower Margarita * Passion fruit Sour * The Last Word Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great choice of cocktails, Love the happy hours. An other day when I went I was feeling hungry and glad they had the pica too."—Raitis K. "Bounty martini made with fresh strawberries, bespin cross and lemon grass Collins. All their drinks are amazing and the bar tenders are patient in some ways in making the most complicated drinks on the menus."—Janice L. "This is the best cocktail bar in london with over 150 different cocktails to choose from and even better at happy hour you get 2 for the price of one.  What's not to love?"—Gemma M. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri,5:00 PM - 12:00 AM(Next day);Sat - Sun,1:00 PM - 12:00 AM(Next day) * http://www.fiftyfivebar.co.uk * 7020 7424 9054 * 31 Jamestown Road London NW1 7DB United Kingdom 8. Mr Fogg's With a cocktail menu as brave and adventurous as Mr Fogg himself, indulge in a worldly selection of rare spirits and exquisitely crafted cocktails, with ingredients inspired by his travels around the globe. Food popular here * Japanese whiskey * Spicy Rupee * The Whiskey Snapper and Dodged a Bullet Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Mr. Fogg's is a cocktail bar located all around London with different themes varying from household items, to botanical plants, all the way to a simple gin parlour!"—Areeta A. "This was such a gem to find. I went here with my fiancé on a Tuesday I believe and wow was it packed!"—Melissa I. "I had been here before for cocktails, as it's close to my fave hotel in London, but this was the first time I've been to their Tipsy Tea, and I loved it! I happen to be a tea fanatic, but not all of my friends share my enthusiasm, so this was a perfect alternative to a traditional afternoon tea."—Merrill O. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri,4:00 PM - 2:00 AM(Next day);Sat ,1:30 PM - 2:00 AM(Next day); Sun ,3:00 PM - 12:00 AM(Next day) * https://www.mr-foggs.com * 020 7036 0608 * 15 Bruton Lane Mayfair W1J 6JD United Kingdom 9. The Blind Pig The restaurant's simple yet carefully created dishes are complimented by relaxed and attentive service in a comfortable, humble setting. Social Eating House is a "home from home" split across three levels, with The Blind Pig cocktail bar on the first floor, the restaurant on the ground floor, and an exclusive chef's counter dining space in the kitchen. Food popular here * Tumnus's triple delight * The Italian imposter * Robin Hood Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Loved this little bar, with 5e discreet entrance.  Walked right by it the first try.... Bartender was very good, and had a wonderful attitude and service."—Shawn O. "Perfectly crafted cocktails, from classic to contemporary. Excellent spirits collection, at all price levels (though ithese are pricey drinks to be clear). Bartenders were friendly, efficient, and knowledge. Warm vibe, buzzy without being too crowded or trendy."—Rob K. "I had a lifelong dream of spending some time as a Kindergarten teacher but after some drinks at The Blind Pig, I think I'd want to tend the bar here !"—Olivia C. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sat,12:00 PM - 11:30 PM; Sun ,Closed * https://socialeatinghouse.com/ * 020 7993 3251 * 58 Poland Street London W1F 7NR United Kingdom 10. Gymkhana Gymkhana is a contemporary Indian restaurant that uses seasonal British ingredients and has a strong focus on dishes cooked in a tandoori oven. The menu offers chatpatta food, which is a type of Indian street food, and a sense of conviviality with dishes meant for sharing. Food popular here * Quinine Sour * Ruby Red Punch * Grape Juice Let’s see how people review this restaurant "You are immediately whisked away into an amazing experience as you open the custom 'Gymkhana' doors tucked away within Mayfair."—Imran K. "This was one of our favorite dinners of all time. Starting with the food, it was amazing. The lamb chops were the highlight but everything was incredible."—Neusha S. "Just as amazing as I had remembered from our last visit four years ago. We came with a group of four this time and got a crazy amount of food."—Shawn H. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sat, 12:00 PM - 2:30 AM, 5:30 PM - 10:30 PM; Sun ,Closed * http://www.gymkhanalondon.com/ * 020 3011 5900 * 42 Albemarle Street Mayfair London W1S 4JH United Kingdom You may also be interested in: Not Just About the Baker Street... 🕵️‍♂️: LondonThe blend of influences, traditions and history, make London the unmissable destination for travellers.Bucktrip三口矛木

1. The Grounds of The City The Grounds of Alexandria is a thriving urban sanctuary that opened in April 2012. The philosophy of the sanctuary is to bring people together to enjoy fresh, wholesome food. The sanctuary effortlessly blends the natural beauty of the great outdoors with simple, rustic charm. The inner-west eatery is an all-in-one café, bar, restaurant, garden and event hub. Food popular here * Mule Cocktail * Chicken poke salad * Wagyu beef sandwich Let’s see how people review this restaurant “Service and food was good! Loved my toast with the poached eggs. I ordered a side of salmon and avocado to put on my toast. Everything was super fresh.The French toast was naturally sweeten. So happy we chose this restaurant instead of the others around the area for breakfast. They no longer have the coconut smoothie.” — Melanie A. “Lots of ambiance, super cute inside. We went for breakfast twice during our stay because the food was so good. The French toast is to DIE for, as was the potato hash with kale and eggs. Make pretty good coffee and drinks as well, and the deconstructed teas on the menu looked quite fun. We're excited to stop by the takeaway counter later for cakes and pastries.” — Bri P. “It helps to have a waitstaff who can give you recommendations. We had some wonderful food: grilled cuttlefish (very and perfectly spicy), a surprising and wonderful salad, the venison shoulder pappardelle, and then - a mediocre salted caramel dessert that we were honest about. So we were brought a much better cheesecake to make up for it ("I prefer this," he let us know) , and a lovely cappuccino. All of this for a very reasonable price and a splendid ambience.(And some unrequested advice: folks, put down your phones and talk to the person at the table with you. They're much more interesting than watching your little TV screen.)” — Dan S. Restaurant Info * https://thegrounds.com.au/ * (02) 9699 2225 * The Galeries 500 George St Sydney New South Wales 2000 Australia 2. Cafe Cre Asion They are dedicated to bringing the best of the Japanese lifestyle through food and drinks to Sydney. They believe that the Japanese way of life has something to offer everyone, and they want to share it with as many people as possible. They offer a wide range of food and drink options, all of which are designed to give you a taste of Japan. Whether you're looking for a quick snack or a full meal, they have something for you. Food popular here * Matcha Fondant * Matcha soy latte * Vege Sandwich Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I had seen heaps of great photos here and so had to check it out. It's matcha heaven. Matcha muffins, latte, cheesecake, macarons, wow! The place was packed, hardly a space to sit. I ordered a chai, and a matcha muffin - it was amazing - fluffy, gooey and even a touch of cream inside. I also got some dainty little macarons and a chai latte. I really liked this place and it lives up to the hype.” — Sarah C. “Cafe Cre Asion is defintely one of those hidden alleyways kind of places. It reminds me of those kind of places you find in Melbourne, but luckily, this place exists in Sydney! Matcha is something that is not enjoyed as much, but this place does it well. FOOD/DRINK: Matcha Latte and Matcha Chiffon Cake. Yup. The latte is rich and the cake is of the prefect density and got a good moisture content.The group of nice people who work in the small kitchen work miracles in making this food taste so good! SERVICE: Great! Perhaps it's more of an Australian taste than what I am used to in the US, but this matcha cafe is definitely solid!” — Albert H. “Great coffee and they serve green tea latte!!!The cakes are amazing and their salmon egg sandwich is to die for.Everything tastes amazing here. I'd give them 5 stars if they price their toast on the market value instead of the current steep $7.” — Astri P. Restaurant Info * https://www.creasion.com.au/ * (02) 8021 1629 * 21 Alberta St Sydney New South Wales 2000 Australia 3. The North Spoon - Food The North Spoon at McMahons Point is a charming cafe/restaurant located North of Sydney's CBD. They offer superb contemporary breakfast and lunch with ample indoor and garden seating outside. You can also get a glimpse of the Harbour Bridge from the garden seating, making it a perfect venue to relax and enjoy. The North Spoon is open 7 days a week and is a perfect choice for families, functions and corporate events. They are also fully licensed. Food popular here * Gypsy Toast * Salmon Stack * Corn Fritters Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I was in town for a little over a week.  I stayed at the Harbour side Apartments at mcMahons point.   During the time I was there I are ate at the North spoon for breakfast 3 times.  The French toast not only tasted amazing but was presented beautifully.  I also had the smashed avocado twice and it was brilliant.  In addition, I had a side of bacon each time and it was perfectly delicious.  My only negative comment was the service wasn't necessarily swift but I found that was the Sydney norm so it really didn't bother I highly suggest a visit to the North Spoon.  I didn't try lunch but I would assume it is delicious as well.  Surveying others orders it all looked delicious.” — Jeff L. “A good find in McMahons Point , great service, menu reasonable, open and airy with a great outdoor area too. They accepted the Yelp coupon without question an added bonus.” — Brad D. “First dining experience in North Sydney after arriving early this morning and waiting for our room... didn't disappoint. 4 stars on Yelp, but if there's a 5-star cappuccino and brunch place around here I'd love to see it!  This place was amazing, so it's 5 stars for me!  We shared the "Simply Smashed" and a strawberry & white chocolate muffin... so yummy, so fresh!  My wife said her English Breakfast tea was perfect, and my cappuccino was just as I expected from my last Sydney visit.... nicely prepared with a patterned foam, and super tasty. Very happy with the neighborhood so far and especially the North Spoon!” — Paul B. Restaurant Info * https://thenorthspoon.com.au/ * (02) 8964 8001 * 165 Blues Point Rd McMahons Point Sydney New South Wales 2060 Australia 4. Bills Surry Hills Bill Granger is an Australian chef who owns several restaurants. His first restaurant opened in 1993 in Darlinghurst, Sydney. The restaurant became well-known for its delicious breakfasts, which were served at a central communal table. Today, Bill Granger has restaurants in Sydney, Seoul, Tokyo, and London. His food is enjoyed by people all over the world. Food popular here * Ricotta hotcakes * Chopped salads with chicken * Scrambled eggs and sourdough toast Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I love the friendly customer service and banter the staff here provide. Foods great, portion size is great & the mango passion fruit pavlova is a MUST. The steak frites are my go to with cafe de Paris butter, fries and garden salad.” — John W. “Incredible meal here for NYD. There was about a 15-20 wait but I'm glad we got there when we did. We ordered the jasmine tea salmon, avocado toast and breakfast sandwich. Based on the food coming out of the kitchen, our group of three split the ricotta hot cakes. Highly recommend - but also a lot of butter. Overall really good! Also the bathrooms have amazing hand soap. Huge plus !!” — Michelle C. “This is now my new favourite breakfast place in Sydney. The ambiance, service, and food are all 5 stars. Well done Bills on the relocation to your new space thoroughly impressed by the new look. Beautifully designed, considered acoustics and a sense of calmness in the bustling city. I'm looking forward to returning next time I'm visiting Sydney.” — Susan P. Restaurant Info * https://www.bills.com.au/ * (02) 9360 4762 * 359 Crown St Surry Hills New South Wales 2010 Australia 5. Le Monde Cafe Le Monde takes pride in nothing but bringing its customers impressive coffee, delicious food and quality service. The establishment has been serving Sydney siders with good coffee and food for 15 years. It uses only the freshest and finest ingredients to make its coffee and food. Food popular here * Matcha Hot Cakes * Potato rosti * Avocado and tomato toast Let’s see how people review this restaurant “Came for brunch and nearly everyone in our group was part of the clean plate club. Lots of eggs benny to go around, and why wouldn't you order that with all the extras you get like avocado! Service was great and quick and they have cute tea pots! Lots of air--great for the morning sun now that it's getting cold!” — Alexandra M. “Foodman is in Sydney for a few days and after the long flight we are up early each morning so there is a premium on a great breakfast spot.  Read the paper, had. Long black coffee and eggs benedict.   Great service by friendly staff.  Read the paper and planned our moves for the day.  Great local spot.” — Stuart F. “This is my morning sanctuary. I was here most of my days in Surry Hills. I love that it's not always too busy when I do drop by for my morning coffee. Staff are super friendly and Coffee is strong and delicious.Wooden floors, historic building right on the corner.Also I love the fact that I got a bottle of water before I even got a chance to sit down.What more could you want?” — Ivan P. Restaurant Info * http://www.lemondecafe.com.au * (02) 9211 3568 * 83 Foveaux St Surry Hills New South Wales 2010 Australia 6. Flour and Stone Flour and Stone is a petite bakery in inner city Sydney with a large and devoted following for its pannacotta lamingtons, flaky croissants and dreamy cakes. The team bakes with finesse and love to bring joy to the city and gives with a generosity and abundance from their hearts. They make everything in their kitchen at Woolloomooloo using ingredients from small growers and producers such as Pepe Saya butter, Kristen Allan cheese, Country Valley milk, Sample coffee and Rabbit Hole tea. At Flour and Stone, they pride themselves on using only the finest ingredients from small growers and producers. Food popular here * Avocado bread * Passionfruit tart * Pannacotta Lamingtons Let’s see how people review this restaurant “Long black, moist, lemon drizzle cake, yum. Tiny bakery filled with love, smiles and laughter, tucked away in woolomolooo.” — Jessica S. “What can I say? I'd move to Sydney just for this bakery. I have never been more wow'd by a bakery like I have for Flour and Stone. I've tried a range of their stuff and I wish I had more. That salted caramel tart had me going mental! The lemon drizzle cake I had? I would have bought 30 if I had known they were that good. Alas I was already back in Adelaide by the time I bought it. Speaking of which, their goodies travel well. Buy loads as gifts!! The ladies who work at the bakery are also sweethearts. Not stingy at all with their baking advice, they dished it out to anybody who asks! If you mention to them that their goodies will be travelling, they will pack it up extra securely. Our precious cargo made it to Adelaide fine! Except for the lamington that got devoured on the plane. Ahem. The decor is cute and their portions generous. I really, really wish I lived in Sydney just for them!” — Celeste W. Restaurant Info * https://flourandstone.com.au/ * (02) 8068 8818 * 53 Riley St Woolloomooloo New South Wales 2011 Australia 7. Social Brew Cafe The Social Brew Café is a local landmark in bustling Pyrmont at the corner of Harris St and Pyrmont Bridge Rd. It is the hub and central meeting place in Pyrmont village where locals gather for their favourite local brew and delicious food from the all day menu. The relaxed and comfortable café is the perfect place to catch up with friends, family or colleagues. It offers a range of delicious food options to suit all tastes, as well as a wide selection of local and international beers, wines and spirits. Whether you're looking for a quick coffee and a bite to eat before work, or a leisurely lunch or dinner with friends, The Social Brew Café is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Food popular here * Acai Smoothie * Iced Coffee * Chocolate Hazelnut Smoothie Let’s see how people review this restaurant “Great staff and food.  Must try is the pan fried Gnocchi!  The staff were really friendly and the coffee was good as well” — Sunil K. “I came to Social brew cafe for brunch while exploring the city and on my way to the aquarium. I sat outside. The service was great and the food was good too! I ordered smoked salmon, truffle fries, black coffee and beer.” — Medha K. “Ricotta hot cakes! These were so yummy. I ate them pretty fast and didn't share with anyone because they were that good ;). I ordered a green smoothie to balance it all out. Smoothie was a nice way to end my brekkie at this restaurant. Others with me ordered the salmon Benedict and the smoked salmon flatbread. They were all delicious and all plates were empty. Cheers!” — Giselle A. Restaurant Info * https://www.socialbrewcafe.com.au/ * (02) 9571 8792 * 224 Harris St Pyrmont New South Wales 2009 Australia 8. Single O Surry Hills Single O is the original café and brew bar that started it all over 10 years ago! Now with a team of passionate staff, they continue to serve up single origin coffees and their signature Reservoir blend, as well as a seasonal menu of breakfast and lunch items. Their brew bar is the birthplace of the Juggler Café Milk Tap System and serves up a variety of brewing methods including pour over, cold brew, and espresso. They rotate their coffees monthly, so there's always something new to try! Food popular here * Bottomless Drip Coffee * Milk Coffee * Coffeemornings Let’s see how people review this restaurant “I had one day in Sydney. Coming off the train from the airport to Central Station, Single O was top on the Yelp list.  It was busy and I was lucky to get a table.  I got a coffee along with poached eggs and toast.  Everything tastes great.  No complaints. It was just what I needed to fuel up to your Sydney.” — N. O. “Stopped in for a late breakfast on a bit of a whim and it was delicious. Highly recommend the spiced cauliflower and the chats. The sauce that they come with are too die for. My sister got the toastie and said it was delicious as well.” — Casey F. “Such a great café with delicious food and excellent coffee. Great place for a breakfast or brunch. Their food options are also unique and all sounded delicious! The service was also excellent and the staff were welcoming and friendly. The place isn't very big however, and we had to wait a while before we were able to get a seat, particularly as it's quite popular. Would definitely come back!” — Bel G. Restaurant Info * http://singleo.com.au * (02) 9211 0665 * 60-64 Reservoir St Surry Hills New South Wales 2010 Australia You may also be interested in: Sydneysiders Why? 🛥: SydneyWhy Sydneysiders love their city so much? This article explains all.Bucktrip三口矛木Paradise on Earth 🏖: QueenslandLooking for a relaxing beach holiday? Or an action-packed adventure? Queensland has something to offer.Bucktrip三口矛木

1. Winkel 43 The Noordermarkt is located in the heart of the Jewish quarter, the 'Jordaan'. It is known for its friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Winkel43 is located right on the corner of the Noordermarkt, where the Westerstraat meets the Noordermarkt. Winkel43 is located in an attractive house that was built in traditional Amsterdam fashion. Because of its privileged location, you will be able to enjoy a cup of coffee or lunch on the terrace on sunny days all year round. The restaurant opens early in the morning and closes at ten in the evening, but the bar won’t close until midnight. Food popular here * Cappuccino * Apple pie with cream * Goedemorgen Holland Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The apple pie is a must.  Pie is never really my first choice for dessert. However, this pie.  My mouth waters even thinking about it."—Tammy W. "Oh wow!  The pie!  The cream!  We were told it was going to be great and it did not disappoint!"—Christopher P. "Absolutely the best Dutch apple pie I've had in my life.Anyone who loves pie should make the time-honored pilgrimage to Winkel43 for an early morning pie with coffee, an afternoon lunch-dessert, or a classic evening sweet."—Mike J. Restaurant Info * Mon ,7:00 AM - 1:00 AM(Next day); Tue-Thur ,8:00 AM- 1:00 AM(Next day); Fri ,8:00 AM- 3:00 AM(Next day); Sat ,7:00 AM- 3:00 AM(Next day); Sun ,10:00 AM- 1:00 AM(Next day) * https://winkel43.nl/ * 020-6230223 * Noordermarkt 43 1015 NA Amsterdam The Netherlands 2. Bakers & Roasters After meeting on a night out in West Hollywood, a young Kiwi Lad and a young Brazilian Boy decided to open a restaurant with their all time favorite dishes. They wanted to serve tasty street food and the most delicious coffee, wrapped up with the hospitality their Mums taught them so well. And so, Bakers & Roasters was born. Food popular here * Matcha Latte * Green Juice * Diy Mimosa Let’s see how people review this restaurant "My friend & I lucked upon this place because the Avocado Show didn't open til 10am for breakfast. We felt we were meant to come here after meeting Michael the manager (?) from Dublin. He gave us great travel info for Dublin."—Susan W. "Incredible taste.Great atmosphere.Well designed.Good coffee.One of the best breakfast spots in Amsterdam."—Tim G. "We were in Amsterdam for only one morning and yelped local breakfasts and found this one at the top of the list. This place does not disappoint and it may be one of my favorite breakfasts' of all time (a big statement, I know)."—Jeanette D. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,8:30 AM - 4:00 PM * https://bakersandroasters.com/ * 020-7722627 * Eerste Jacob van Campenstraat 54 1072 BH Amsterdam The Netherlands 3. Coffee & Coconuts Coffee & Coconuts is an all-day cafe that is perfect for watching the sunset. No matter what time of year it is, visitors will feel like it is summertime. They can feel free to make spontaneous choices and do what feels good while they are here. Food popular here * Coconut Coffee * Coconut Cream * Blackberry Cooler Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great breakfast place. The French toast is made really well and the fruit bowl with spinach stuff thing was really good too."—Jamie T. "Precovid trip to Amsterdam.  And enjoyed breakfast so much on this trip.  Coffee & Cocounts is a former 1920s movie cinema converted now into one of the chill spots for breakfast in Amsterdam."—Rabia J. "Great service, amazing food/drinks and even better service! Coffee and coconuts has been on my list for my trip to Amsterdam and I am so happy we went! We walked from Central Station to hang out and grab some drinks and açaí bowl. We hope to come back again!"—Madison S. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,7:00 AM - 7:00 PM * https://www.coffeeandcoconuts.com/ * 020-3541104 * Ceintuurbaan 282-284 1072 GK Amsterdam The Netherlands 4. Van Stapele Koekmakerij Van Stapele Koekmakerij specializes in a single type of cookie - the Van Stapele cookie. This delicious treat is made with a dark chocolate dough and filled with rich white chocolate. The cookie has a crisp outer edge with a soft, gooey center, and they bake them fresh throughout the day so they're always warm and delicious when you order them! Food popular here * Chocolate * White chocolate Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This is truly the best cookie I've ever had. Fresh out of the oven, they're super moist and simply melt in your mouth. I bought a box for my friends back home and they're obsessed now too. Definitely recommend trying them if you're in the city. Don't worry too much about the lines, they move very quickly."—Manvi M. "I'd call myself a cookie connoisseur. I've had cookies all over the world. I suppose everyone has their own preferences. But, in Europe it's not easy to find a moist yet chewy with lots of flavor (sorry for the over-generalization, but I've tried)."—A'Lissa O. "Oh my Lord! These are the best cookies I've ever had in my life. I'd tell you what kind to get, but there is only one kind, and that's all they need. I kid you not, we went here several times during our trip and even got a dozen to take back to England."—Shay M. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,10:00 AM - 6:30 PM * https://vanstapele.com/ * 020-7779327 * Heisteeg 4 1012 WC Amsterdam The Netherlands 5. Scandinavian Embassy At Scandinavian Embassy, coffee and food come together in an intimate Scandinavian setting. The Embassy offers delicious coffees combined with healthy breakfasts, lunches, workshops and private dining. This is a place where you can enjoy a good cup of coffee and a healthy meal, while also learning something new in one of the many workshops offered. Food popular here * Cinnamon roll & cappucino * Gravadlax breakfast * Latte Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The cozy space invites you in with tantalizing bakery views and the fresh cinnamon wafting outside. The staff are a super friendly bunch taking great pride in preparing your drinks/food with a lot of tender love and care.The mushroom eggs are drenched in a blanket of butter sauce and wrapped with home made rye bread baked right here. Hearty, delicious and warms my soul."  —Roshni S. "Simply delightful is all I can say. Yes, we did have to wait quite awhile outside in line, in the rain but the place and food made up for it. I've never had cake quite like that before and the coffee was ."—Amy O. "Best coffee in The Netherlands, amazing cinnamon buns as well. super friendly staff, worth the wait."—Mehmet A. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM; Sat - Sun, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM * http://scandinavianembassy.nl/ * 0681-600140 * Sarphatipark 34 1072 PB Amsterdam The Netherlands 6. De Laatste Kruimel Welcome to De Laaste Kruimmel, a new shop in the heart of Amsterdam. The shop's gourmet fare is made with love and affection, right down to the very last crumb. The shop has authentic scones, freshly baked bread and traditional quiches, as well as sensational sandwiches and other tasty morsels, all freshly prepared on the premises. Food popular here * Zucchini cake * French toast * Apple cake Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Amazing and unexpected gem in the middle of heart of Amsterdam. I've been to this magical city many times to know by now how everything about it is unexpected. However, we were pacing the streets early in the morning on Sunday trying to find a decent place to have breakfast."—Mila I. "Very quaint french-esque cafe with amazing food!  got a pumpkin soup and the zucchini cake and they were both amazing. lovely staff as well. highly recommend."—Sofia N. "Nice cosy place with a small balcony over the canal. We got a slice of quiche which was tasty! Very cute atmosphere."—John G. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sat, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM; Sun, 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM * http://www.delaatstekruimel.nl * 020-4230499 * Langebrugsteeg 4 1012 GB Amsterdam The Netherlands 7. Banketbakkerij Lanskroon The Dunselman family has been in the confectionery business for over 100 years. The fourth generation currently owns and operates Tearoom Lanskroon, a pastry shop famous for its delicious king-size honey syrup waffles. In addition to waffles, Tearoom Lanskroon sells various pastries and cookies with several different fillings. Customers can enjoy these treats with a cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate in the sitting area. In the morning, Tearoom Lanskroon offers several croissants for a small breakfast. Food popular here * Honey syrup stroopwafel * Latte & Stroopwafel * Apple pie Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Best stroopwafel we have had. We are used to eating Rudi's original at the Albert Cuyp market but this style wins. Got the honey syrup stroopwafel (€3). Thin toffee like exterior, delicate and crispy."—Naol T. "We had a ginger tart and a poppyseed turnover. They both made me swoon. Sweet, but not too sweet (the one with candied ginger was sweeter). The poppyseed triangle had a crisp pastry and a soft filling. They were perfect."—Shari W. "Delicious stroopwaffels! I had the caramel coffee and my husband had the honey. Both were absolutely perfect. Sweet and crunchy. The shop is also very beautiful with a green and gold color scheme."—Mia L. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri, 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM; Sat,9:00 AM - 5:30 PM; Sun,10:00 AM - 5:30 PM * https://lanskroon.nl/home-english/ * 020-6237743 * Singel 385 1012 WL Amsterdam The Netherlands 8. Blushing The team consists of young energetic employees who are all knowledgeable about the products served. Friendliness and expertise are of great importance for a pleasant experience and their employees fit perfectly within the total concept. Eating breakfast or lunch outside the door has never been so hip and happening! Food popular here * Acai Bowl * Sawadee Chicken Sandwich * Sourdough toastie Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Good coffee and pastries! Loved the Don Corleone and the Apple Pie (it was not saturated in sugar which was perfect). All good portion. Our waiter was kind and helpful!"—Katherine F. "This is my favorite breakfast and lunch spot when I visit Amsterdam. The food is fresh and delicious & they serve amazing cake! Wow! I hope you can visit this spot!"—Kayleigh C. "Such a cozy and convenient coffee spot near schools and a little playground, and also near Museumplein. Damien is a great server. He is patient with the kids around, and thorough and very kind. Good prices and great coffee and juices."—Marti M. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM * https://www.enjoyblushing.com/ * +31 20 363 8081 * Paulus Potterstraat 30 A 1071 DA Amsterdam The Netherlands You may also be interested in: The Home of Vincent van Gogh 🎨: NetherlandsThe starry night is not only the attraction that the home of Van Gogh offers, but, undoubtedly, the country itself is one of the best artworks.Bucktrip三口矛木

Here are 8 seafood restaurants in Milan you should try. 1. Settembrini 18 Since 2012, they have been the recipient of the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence multiple times, awarding their 4* high quality standards. Your reviews have always been valuable advice for their improvement. Food popular here * Lobster Tagliolini * Handmade spagetti and frutti di mare * Spaghetti alle Vongole e Bottarga Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Great location, Great Food, Great Service. A nice little place off the beaten path of Milan."—Adam W. "Very friendly and welcoming environment. They accommodated our late reservation with incredibly attentive service!  And the food was amazing!"—Adelia D. "This is great. You will not find a better pasta and sea food dish in Milano.We're going back! Like now!"—David K. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun ,12:00 PM - 2:30 PM; 7:00 PM - 11:30 PM * https://ristorantesettembrini18.it/ * 02 29519494 * Via Settembrini 18 20124 Milan Italy 2. Da Oscar The restaurant has an elegant atmosphere and is located on a hill with a view of Lake Garda. The restaurant also has a terrace for outdoor dining in the summer. Food popular here * Gnocchi oscar * Spaghetti frutti di mare * Penne alla Oscar Let’s see how people review this restaurant "It remains my favorite restaurant in all of the cities we travelled to. It was authentic (not touristy) Italian food, and most of the people dining here were Italian."—Aliya M. "The environment is really intimate and more authentic with tons of people enjoying wine. The prices are extremely affordable especially for Milan. We enjoyed amazing pasta and service ! Highly recommend getting penne Al Ragu or lasagna. Also if it's nice outside the outdoor dining looked beautiful."—Alexander D. "The best tagliatelle di salmone I've ever had. The caprice salad was so fresh. The staff was very friendly and helpful; especially given the number of patrons."—Dright B. Restaurant Info * Mon,7:30 PM - 12:00 AM ( Next day ); Tue - Sat,7:30 PM - 12:00 AM, 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM; Sun Closed * https://www.nasemaso.cz/ * 02 29518806 * Via Lazzaro Palazzi 4 20124 Milan Italy 3. Maruzzella Since 1978, a family tradition has been carried on with passion and quality by the company. The real Italian Pizza and genuine catering are the company's best promise. You can find the company's stores in Piazza Guglielmo Oberdan 3 (Porta Venezia) and Viale Zara 118. Food popular here * Zuppetta di Cozze e Vongole * Bistecca alla Fiorentina * Gelato Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The best pizza in Milan. Their tiramisu is out of the world as well.  We had a few pizza and all of them were really good."—Prashanth N. "Overall the food, location and experience were very good. Pizza's were delicious but the real winner here, the absolute mind-blowing showstopper was this Lemon dessert."—Neesh S. "I enjoyed every dish but my favorite was the tagliatelle bolognese since the pasta was cooked perfectly al dente and the sauce was savory."—Annie P. Restaurant Info * Thur - Tue,12:00 PM - 2:30 PM , 7:00 PM - 11:30 AM ( Next day ); Wed Closed * http://www.pizzeriamaruzzellamilano.it/ * 02 29525729 * Piazza Guglielmo Oberdan 3 20129 Milan Italy 4. Papà Francesco Since 1980, the Papa Francesco restaurant has established itself as a cosy and welcome meeting place for international customers. The family management of Augusto, Rita and Paolo can assure customers a warm and enjoyable atmosphere without renouncing that ”touch of class” which is so eminent in the most ”special” occasions. The restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy a meal with family, friends, or business associates. Food popular here * Alla Papa Francesca pasta * Papà Francesco, Milan. Smoked Salmon Appetizer * T-bone steak Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We had a wonderful meal here the T-bone steak was to die for the owner actually came out cooked our steak the restaurant is very clean also have pictures from the actual kitchen this is a place I recommend everybody that comes to Milan Italy don't miss out on a wonderful experience."—Mario D. "Excellent restaurant. Delicious food and perfect service. Real Italian vibes. This restaurant has been around for generations bringing true Italian food experience."—Chloe K. "Words can't describe how amazing the food and atmosphere here is! The owners and severs are so welcoming. Made you feel like your home"—Brittney T. Restaurant Info * Mon, Closed; Tue - Wed,9:00 AM - 10:30 PM; Thur - Fri,9:00 AM - 11:00 PM; Sat, 9:00 AM - 11:30 PM; Sun, 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM * https://www.papafrancesco.com/ * 202 862177 * Via Marino Tommaso 5 20121 Milan Italy 5. Osteria Fara Osteria Fara is located just 500 meters from Milan Central Station, making it easily accessible by a short walk. The small door to the osteria opens into a typical Milanese courtyard, and you will be welcomed by owner Francesco, who will make you feel immediately at home. The osteria, as dictated by its etymology, recalls the features of the place: simplicity and hospitality. Food popular here * Osso bucco * Octopus and potatoes * Saffron and bacon Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We eventually ordered Paccheri pasta with bacon, cream, spec and saffron along with Tortelli stuffed with black truffles. Both went great with the recommendation of Lacrima wine and topped off with a great piece of tiramisu and a complementary limoncello! And for what it's worth, the focaccia and accompany oil was to die for."—Tom M. "We started out our trip in Milan and found this place. The food is amazing, service was great and loved the atmosphere! We loved it all so much we came back our last night before we flew home. Would highly recommend!"—Megan M. "The portions were generous, so our decision to share was a good one.  The wine selections are also extensive (no surprise in Italy).  Overall, it was one of our more enjoyable meals in Milano."—Donald R. Restaurant Info * Mon - Tue & Fri,12:00 PM - 2:30 PM, 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM;Sat - Sun, 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM; Wed - Thur, Closed * https://www.osteriafara.it/ * 02 67076789 * Via Gustavo Fara 25 20147 Milan Italy 6. Nerino Dieci Osteria Fara is a restaurant located just 500 meters from Milan Central Station. It's easy to get to, with a short walking distance, and opens from a small door of a typically Milanese court. You will find Osteria Fara, where, as dictated by the etymology, simplicity and hospitality are key features. The owner, Francesco, will welcome you and make you feel immediately at home. Food popular here * Gamborini, lardo, sage * Turanici with tomatoes, basil mixed in Parmigiano * Tenderloin steak Let’s see how people review this restaurant "How did I miss reviewing Nerino Dieci? I lived within walking distance of this restaurant and we came often, especially when family and friends visited. The food is always exceptional."—Jen W. "Great service, Superior food, Delicious wine!  I totally enjoyed my experience at Nerino's.  The restaurant was fully booked for the evening, but I was able to snag an early meal (single diner) before the main dinner seating."—CCCalifornia C. "Highly recommend making a reservation especially if you're going on a weekend. We we're lucky to get a table for 5 by booking on the same day."—Rohenne L. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri, 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM, 7:30 PM - 11:00 PM;Sat, 7:30 PM - 11:0 PM; Sun, Closed * http://www.nerinodieci.it/ * 02 39831019 * Via Nerino 10 20123 Milan Italy 7. Paper Moon Paper moon giardino is an elegant restaurant that offers the most genuine Italian gastronomic tradition. The refined location is located in an aristocratic palace in the heart of the city and combines restored interiors with an architectural influence. The location also hides a few unexpected surprises within, like the secret garden. Food popular here * Smoked swordfish carpaccio * Seafood mix entree * Carpaccio Let’s see how people review this restaurant "The ambiance is excellent. The food is sold- fish very strong, risotto very strong- desert could pass."—Ella P. "I've been to this place a million times. I simply love it. I've had too many menu items to describe and never had a bad meal here. I always get the feeling I'm in the heart of the Milano scene when I visit. The waiters have been there forever and I know some of them by first name. I love Paper Moon!"—Carmen T. "Seriously, if you want a slam dunk place to eat, with a great vibe, this is the place to go!!   I wish i took photos of our food but it was so good I couldn't wait!!"—Fabio F. Restaurant Info * Mon - Fri, 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM, 7:30 PM - 12:00 AM ( Next day ); Sat,12:30 PM - 5:00 PM, 7:30 PM - 12:00 AM ( Next day ); Sun, Closed * https://www.papermoonrestaurants.com/ * 02 8023161 * Via Bagutta, 12, 20121 Milano MI Italy 8. Osteria Mamma Rosa All of the mothers in the world are beautiful, as they once sang. The Mamma Rosa Restaurant is even more beautiful. Osteria and wine bar, the sign recalls in the name the authenticity of the Italian tradition, handed down from mother to son. The culinary art of our country is contained in a menu that goes around Italy, offering regional recipes, fish cuisine, meat cuisine and typical Made in Italy products. Food popular here * Fruit tart * Sea Bass * Astice in guazzetto Let’s see how people review this restaurant "One of my favorite meals in Italy. It was a bit tricky to find...off the beaten path, but well worth the travel. Impeccable service and fresh pasta and pastries daily."—Anne Marie F. "I can get all of that in a lot of places in Milan, but what I can't get is a good meal at 6:00.  Thanks for the good service, hospitality, and food, but mostly, thanks for being open when I was hungry."—Ron L. "The service was outstanding our waiter helped us out with impeccable recommendations, and was vey knowledgeable about the menu.We will definitely come back again!"—Anika C. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,12:00 PM - 11:30 PM * https://www.osteriamammarosa.it/ * 02 29522076 * Piazza Cincinnato 4 20124 Milan Italy You may also be interested in: The Summer Savior - GelatoTop 8 ice cream shops in Rome.BucktripDeweyNeed a Great Hotel Included Breakfast?Here are 8 suggestions for your travels in Florence.BucktripDeweyWallowing on the Pizza 🍕: ItalyItaly is home to some of the world’s most famous art, architecture, food, and wine. 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1. Giolitti The story begins in 1890, when Giuseppe and Bernardina Giolitti opened a dairy in Salita del Grillo, where they sold milk from their own cows grazing in the Roman countryside. Thanks to the quality of its products, the dairy became the supplier for the Royal House in a short time. Food popular here * Chocolate, fior di latte and panna * Melon and strawberry gelato * Milk and dark chocolate Let’s see how people review this restaurant "This is the hands down best gelato we had. Was told by our tour guide to try this place. We came in 9 pm on wed night and it was pretty packed. Note you need to pay first at the cashier near the entrance before getting your gelato or pastries. We did not know this so wasted time in the line."—Carlthan L. "There is no comparison.  This is THE must do when in Rome.  Forget the Coliseum, Forum, museums, Vatican.  It's about the gelato - and this is THE spot."—Philip B. "Giolitti is an Italian gelateria, café and pasticerria that opened in Rome, Italy in 1890. It was founded by husband and wife Giuseppe and Bernardina Giolitti. The family sold milk from their own pastures in the Roman countryside."—Matthew L. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun ,7:00 AM - 1:30 AM(Next day) * https://www.giolitti.it/ * 06 6991243 * Via degli Uffici del Vicario 40 00186 Rome Italy 2. Come Il Latte COME IL LATTE prides itself on always having fresh, newly made ice cream. It produces enough product for each day as to reduce leftovers and maintain the quality and goodness of its ice cream. Food popular here * Cherry and Pistachio * Waffle Cones, Fresh Dark and White ChocolateBulleit * Chocolate and Mix Let’s see how people review this restaurant "best gelato i've ever had! spoiled me for the rest of my gelato experiences. very friendly ladies that work there. posted is cherry and pistachio. pistachio is a must but i would prefer it with a chocolate"—Harper G. "Homemade waffle cones, fresh dark or white chocolate drizzle to fill your cone with, and whipped cream to top it all off. Ricotta and salted caramel were the highlights for us. Absolutely 1000% recommend when you're in Rome."—Taylor G. "We had a late night craving for gelato, and it was worth the walk to find this gem. This was by far the best gelato I tasted in town!"—Jenny Y. Restaurant Info * Mon - Thur ,11:00 AM - 12:00 AM(Next day); Fri - Sat ,11:00 AM - 1:00 AM(Next day); Sun , 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM(Next day) * http://www.comeillatte.it/ * 06 42903882 * Via Silvio Spaventa 26 00187 Rome Italy 3. Frigidarium A few steps from the characteristic Piazza Navona, in the heart of old Rome, the Frigidarium artisan ice cream parlor is born. Here, ancient and modern come together to generate flavors of rare intensity. Ice cream is not just a food, but an artistic expression at Frigidarium. The balanced combination of quality raw materials create a special tasting experience for all who visit. Food popular here * Bacio and Tiramisu * Chocolate * Cherry and Frigidarium Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Never thought I will stand in a queue for an ice cream ... passed many times the queue was endless but today I took the risk  it was worth it and queue was acceptable... waited for around 10 minutes but was worth waiting.... Best ice cream ever so far ... sorry no photos cause didn't want waste time for photos and not to enjoy the taste... a must try"—Mansour Z. "Thank you so much not only for the delicious gelato but making sure my son's gelato was nut free and dipping his cone in a separate chocolate dip to avoid cross contamination. Our tour guide said you're the best which is true but of all the gelato places you were the most caring."—T R. "Great gelato for only 2.5€ and also good location for easy access with plenty of vegan options!!"—Katlyn B. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sst,10:30 AM - 2:00 AM(Next day); Sun, 10:30 AM - 1:30 AM(Next day) * http://www.frigidarium-gelateria.com/ * 334 9951184 * Via del Governo Vecchio 112 00186 Rome Italy 4. La Romana The uniqueness of the store is the careful study of every detail, both in terms of communication and aesthetics, so that customers feel welcomed in a warm and elegant place where they can enjoy delicious ice cream. Food popular here * Dark chocolate, fiordilatte, cremina al cafè * Rbacio, pistachio and stractiatella * Croccante Della Nonna and the Biscotto Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Best gelato in Rome! Comes with optional hot fudge in the cone and different flavoured whipped cream to top it off. The fiordilatte is a must. I am not a huge fan of sweets/desserts but this was worth the 55 minute walk."—Yaping D. "I feel like this place often gets a bad rep among the plethora of gelato placed in Rome because it's a chain. It's not located very close to the city center however so it's far from those tourist traps."—Veronica L. "The BEST gelato in Roma (period)! There's always  out the door (great indication) and staff are fabulous to help those (tourists) that need assistance in ordering.  Six (6)  worthy!"—Christopher P. Restaurant Info * Sun - Thur ,11:00 AM - 12:00 AM(Next day); Fri - Sat ,11:00 PM - 1:00 AM(Next day) * https://www.gelateriaromana.com/ * 06 42020828 * Via XX Settembre 60 00184 Rome Italy 5. Venchi It all started a long time ago, back in 1878. Silviano Venchi was a 20-year-old from Turin who loved chocolate so much that he spent all his savings on two bronze cauldrons. He started experimenting with chocolate-making first in his apartment, and then in a small place on Via degli Artisti in Borgo Vaniglia, Turin. Food popular here * Cremino and Stracietella di coco with cocoa nibs * Nutella crepe * Berry and Dark chocolate gelatos Let’s see how people review this restaurant "There was a long line, and it may be a bit touristy, but the gelato was fantastic- perfectly smooth and creamy. They had so many delicious flavors to choose from, along with some fun options like chocolate dipped cones and chocolate filled cones (do this...you are worth it!) We loved every bite!"—Christy S. "It's sacrilege to visit Roma and not have Gelato or Sorbetto! I mean c'mom even Apollo and Minerva loved this Italian treat... and the greatness about life is you don't have to be a goddess to lick it! Ooooh Sophia!"—Eric R. "I came here on vacation to Italy. This is a chain gelato store. Plenty of flavors and reasonable prices. The trick to good gelato is to make sure the gelato is not piled too high or else it's not authentic gelato."—Alice W. Restaurant Info * Sun - Thur, 9:00 AM - 1:00 AM(Next day);Fri - Sat, 9:00 AM - 1:30 AM(Next day) * https://eu.venchi.com/ * 06 6784698 * Via del Corso 335 00186 Rome Italy 6. Old Bridge The "Old Bridge" ice cream parlor was born over 30 years ago in the heart of Rome, in Viale dei Bastioni di Michelangelo (near the Vatican), from the dream and work of Gianni and Antonello. They always produce natural artisan ice cream which attracts thousands of people from all over the world every day. Food popular here * 5tracciatella, Pistachio, Biscotto * Pistachio and ricotta gelato * Mango and Siciliano flavors Let’s see how people review this restaurant "BEST GELATO IN ROME. Locals come here to buy kilos of gelato. Come here after the vatican for a sweet treat!"—Lauren K. "Yummy gelato made traditionally. Prices were great considering the area it's in."—Peiting L. "This was my first gelato experience in Rome, and it was wonderful! It's on the way/between the Vatican museum entrance and St Peter's Square.  There are four sizes, but you can get up to three flavors for any cone size!"—Clara C. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,9:00 AM - 2:00 AM(Next day) * https://gelateriaoldbridge.com/ * 06 45599961 * Viale Bastioni di Michelangelo 5 00192 Rome Italy 7. Della Palma The story of Gelateria della Palma begins in 1978 in the heart of Rome. It is a place where flavor, tradition and authenticity meet, creating a timeless magic. For the production of ice cream, passion, dedication and experience are needed. The same is true for the choice of ingredients and production techniques that make the shop's products unique. Food popular here * Dark chocolate mousse and Chocolate peanut butter * Pomegranate, Macaron, Plus fig & Cheese * Small Kinder Bueno & OreoMousse Let’s see how people review this restaurant "Bella! This is definitely the grand dame of bakeries, coffee, gelato, candy extradorinaire!Come by any time of day and you always find a treat to please you. We enjoyed ordering and drinking our coffee at the bar."—Lala C. "To die for. So many selections (150 flavors) and not enough time to select or try. This geloto store is as much a must stop by place as are the Roman ruins and the Vatican City."—Neville A. W. "If you only have time to try one gelato place in Rome (though there's always room for dessert!), Della Palma is the place to be. Known for their signature 150 flavors of gelato, they have the most variety of unique flavors."—Queenie T. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,8:00 AM - 1:00 AM(Next day) * https://www.dellapalma.it/?lang=en * 06 68806752 * Via della Maddalena 19 00186 Rome Italy 8. Fatamorgana They take the secrets of nature and turn them into ice cream to share with the world. They use natural ingredients and follow the Italian tradition to make their ice cream. They want everyone to have the opportunity to enjoy high quality ice cream. They train artisans to make the best Italian ice cream possible and help promote local products. Food popular here * Vegan one scoop of pumpkin & chocolate * Hazelnut Chocolate * Melon + Basil with walnuts Let’s see how people review this restaurant "We lived in Rome for 3 months and did a lot of gelato tasting, and this ended up being one of our favorites. Locally-sourced, organic, seasonal flavors made daily. My favorite was cilegia and birra (cherries and beer)."—Dan P. "Real Gelato. So good!!!  Sample until you get what you like.  Chocolate Hazelnut is super good."—Tasha D. "My favorite gelato in Rome using the freshest ingredients. Hard to believe that their gelato is gluten free, dairy free, and sugar free. Truly unique flavors ranging from basil with walnuts to peaches and wine. Employees are kind and portions generous."—Nayoung W. Restaurant Info * Mon - Sun,1:00 PM - 9:00 PM * http://www.gelateriafatamorgana.com/web/ * 06 48906955 * Piazza degli Zingari 5 00184 Rome Italy You may also be interested in: 8 seafood restaurants in Milan you should try1.Settembrini 18 Since 2012, they have been the recipient of the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence multiple times, awarding their 4* high quality standards. Your reviews have always been valuable advice for their improvement. Food popular here Lobster Tagliolini Handmade spagetti and frutti…BucktripDeweyNeed a Great Hotel Included Breakfast?Here are 8 suggestions for your travels in Florence.BucktripDeweyWallowing on the Pizza 🍕: ItalyItaly is home to some of the world’s most famous art, architecture, food, and wine. With so much to see and do, visitors will never be bored.Bucktrip三口矛木

Expecting for extensive collection of artworks, antiquities? Looking for a wide range of periods and cultures' artefacts? Sorry they don't have it, but they will surprise you in another way. 1. Louis Vuitton Foundation The Louis Vuitton Foundation is an art museum and cultural center sponsored by the group LVMH and its subsidiaries. It is run as a legally separate, nonprofit entity as part of LVMH's promotion of art and culture. The building was designed by the architect Frank Gehry, and is adjacent to the Jardin d'Acclimatation in the Bois de Boulogne of the 16th arrondissement of Paris, bordering on Neuilly-sur-Seine. The Fondation is committed to making art and culture accessible to all. To promote the arts both nationally and internationally, it hosts temporary exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, presents works held in its collection, commissions artists to create site-specific pieces, and stages events across the cultural spectrum (concerts, performances, conferences, film screenings, dance and more). 2. Yves Saint Laurent YSL is a fashion house founded in 1962 by designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé. The brand expanded in the 1980s and early 1990s with fragrances for both men and women, having launched its cosmetic line in 1978. However, by 1992, the company's profits were declining and the company's share price had fallen. In 1993, the Saint Laurent fashion house was sold to the pharmaceuticals company Sanofi. Yves Henri Donat Mathieu-Saint-Laurent was a French fashion designer who, in 1961, founded his eponymous fashion label. He is regarded as being among the foremost fashion designers of the twentieth century. Yves Saint Laurent can be credited with both spurring the couture's rise from its 1960s ashes and with finally rendering ready-to-wear reputable." He also developed his style to accommodate the changes in fashion during that period. 3. NASA NASA was established in 1958 as a distinctly civilian orientation to space development, succeeding the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. The agency is responsible for most American space exploration efforts, including the Apollo Moon landing missions, the Skylab space station, and later the Space Shuttle. NASA is supporting the International Space Station and is overseeing the development of the Orion spacecraft, the Space Launch System, Commercial Crew vehicles, and the planned Lunar Gateway space station. The agency is also responsible for the Launch Services Program, which provides oversight of launch operations and countdown management for uncrewed NASA launches. 4. Across The research team "Teiten Kansoku" presents the unique media "ACROSS" with a focus on the examination and analysis of the city of Tokyo and the youth gathering there. The team's concept is "Street Fashion Marketing", which relies on the observation of real consumers, especially young people, to examine and analyze "People", "Goods, Things" and "City & Place" from many directions. The team has been observing, analyzing and recording the young people in Shibuya, Harajuku and Shinjuku since August 1980, amassing a street fashion database that is the one and only of its kind in Japan. 5. Big Hit Music Big Hit Music was formerly Big Hit Entertainment, a South Korean music label established in 2005 by Bang Si-hyuk, which is also well known as BTS's label company.  It was re-branded and re-structured into Big Hit Music, and independent label under Hybe Corporation and part of Hybe Labels on March 2021. Big Hit Music now is an industry-leading music label that is continuing to pioneer new paths. This is being done through a strong belief in music and ceaseless support from fans. Big Hit is striving to create music that has never been seen before in the world. They are doing this through their unique way, creating music that symbolizes an era. This music is able to resonate with fans all over the world. Artists under the label include Lee Hyun, BTS and TOMORROW X TOGETHER. Learn more: National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA.gov brings you the latest news, images and videos from America’s space agency, pioneering the future in space exploration, scientific discovery and aeronautics research.NASAWeb Across Street Fashion Marketing ACROSSStreet Fashion Marketing ACROSSWeb AcrossArtists | BIGHIT MUSIC빅히트 뮤직 공식 홈페이지 - The Official Website for BIGHIT MUSICBIGHIT MUSIC

Museums that began in earlier times were usually private collections belonging to wealthy individuals, families, or institutions of art. It's common to see museums named after ruler of kingdoms or noble families due to the ownerships. As the times changes, the dynasties are gone, to name a museum after the title of family or a country ruler is not usual as it was. But we can still see some of the musuems named after people, let's read the article and figure it out why. 1. N's Yard N’s YARD was created because Yoshitomo Nara wanted a place in Japan where people could see his work in a more casual setting. The contemporary art space showcases not only his work, but alsorecord sleeves and art objects that Nara has collected over the years. He chose the location in Nasu because he was impressed by the natural environment and scenery. N’s YARD had an advance opening in November of 2017 and officially opened in March of 2018. 2. J. Paul Getty Museum The J. Paul Getty Museum, commonly referred to as the Getty, is an art museum with two campuses: the Getty Center and Getty Villa. The Getty Center, which houses pre-20th-century European paintings, drawings, illuminated manuscripts, sculpture, decorative arts, and photographs, is located in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles. The Getty Villa, which displays art from Ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria, is located in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. In 1974, J. Paul Getty opened a museum in a re-creation of the Villa of the Papyri at Herculaneum on his property in Malibu, California. In 1997, the museum moved to its current location in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles; the Malibu museum, renamed the "Getty Villa", was renovated and reopened in 2006. 3. Victoria and Albert Museum The Victoria and Albert Museum was founded in 1852 with the mission to educate designers, manufacturers and the public in art and design. Its origins lie in the Great Exhibition of 1851, which was the world's first international display of design and manufacturing. Following the Exhibition, Prince Albert saw the need to maintain and improve the standards of British industry to compete in the international marketplace, and he urged that the profits of the Exhibition be used to develop a cultural district of museums and colleges in South Kensington devoted to art and science education. The Museum was the first of these institutions, and it was renamed after Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert, commemorating his role in its establishment. The V&A has a long and unique history, starting as a Museum of Manufactures in 1852 and evolving over time into the state-of-the-art museum it is today. From ancient Chinese ceramics to Alexander McQueen evening dresses, museum's collections span 5,000 years of human creativity, making it one of the most comprehensive collections of art and design in the world. 4. National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci who was active as painter, draughtsman, sculptor, but also an engineer, sciencist, theorist, and architect, is considered to be one of the main representatives of the dialogue between scientific and humanistic disciplines. The museum is dedicated to Leonardo Da Vinci is the largest science and technology museum in Italy. It was opened on 5 February 1953 and inaugurated by Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi. The Museum is divided into seven main departments: Materials, Transport, Energy, Communication, Leonardo da Vinci, Art & Science, New Frontiers, Science for young people. Each of these departments have laboratories, especially for children and young students. The Transport section is made up of four different parts: air, rail, water and Submarine Enrico Toti-S-506. 5. Van Gogh Museum The museum traces Van Gogh's lengendary life and artistic development via the world's largest collection of his work. There are more than 200 canvases on display, ranging from his early, bleak portraits of peasants in the Netherlands to his later years in sunny France, where he produced his best-known work with its characteristic giddy color. So who they're: J. Paul Getty Museum | GettyArt from ancient to contemporary at two Los Angeles locations. Changing exhibitions, education programs, and more.GettyV&A · The world’s leading museum of art and designWelcome to the V&A – the family of art, design and performance museumsVictoria and Albert MuseumVan Gogh Museum - The Museum about Vincent van Gogh in Amsterdam - The NetherlandsWelcome to the Van Gogh Museum! See what’s on: Vincent van Gogh’s masterpieces, exhibitions, events, activities and more for all ages. Plan your visit, book tickets online.Van Gogh Museum

Museums have been around for a very long time, but when did it first appear? The oldest museum in the world is thought to be the Museion in Alexandria, Egypt, which was founded in the 3rd century BC. The Museion was a place where scholars came to study and learn about art, science, and literature. But some believes the world's oldest museum, Ennigaldi-Nanna's museum, was built by a Babylonian princess 2,500 years ago which discovered by the curious archaeologist Leonard Woolley in 1952. Human's past is always unanswerable question no matter what, so let's stop the tanglement with the first museum, but look at some of the oldest museums around the world. The Capitoline Museums began in 1471 in Rome, Italy; the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, which was founded in the 16th century; the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, which started to operate in the 17th century, these museums are still open to the public and are very popular tourist destinations. 1. Ashmolean Museum The Ashmolean Museum, located in Oxford, England first opened to the public in 1683, making it the oldest public museum in the world. Today, the Ashmolean houses an extensive collection of artefacts from around the world, spanning a wide range of periods and cultures. The museum is particularly well-known for its Egyptian, Classical, and Western art collections.The Ashmolean Museum is named after its founder, Elias Ashmole, who bequeathed his personal collection of artefacts to the University of Oxford in 1677. Ashmole was a keen collector of antiquities and his collection included items from all over the world. The museum is now housed in a stunning neo-classical building, which overlooks Oxford's famous High Street. The museum's collections are displayed across nine galleries, which tell the story of human culture from its earliest beginnings to the present day. 2.  Capitoline Museums The Capitoline Museums are a group of art and archeological museums located on Capitoline Hill, the most important of the seven hills of Rome. The museums first opened to the public in 1734 and today they are considered to be among the finest museums in the world. The museums are home to an impressive collection of Roman and Greek art, as well as a wealth of artifacts from other cultures. The Capitoline Museums are housed in a complex of buildings that includes the Palazzo dei Conservatori, the Palazzo Nuovo, and the Palazzo Senatorio. The Palazzo dei Conservatori is the oldest building in the complex and it houses the museums' main art collection. The Palazzo Nuovo is home to the museums' classical sculpture collection, while the Palazzo Senatorio houses the museums' archaeological collection. In addition to the museums' permanent collections, the Capitoline Museums also host a number of temporary exhibitions throughout the year. These exhibitions showcase the work of both contemporary and historical artists and provide visitors with a chance to see some of the world's most important works of art up close. 3. Vatican Museums The Vatican Museums is a group of museums in Rome that date back to 1471 which located within the city's boundaries. They display works from the immense collection built up by the Roman Catholic Church throughout the centuries, including some of the most renowned classical sculptures and masterpieces of Renaissance art in the world. The museums trace their origin to a group of sculptures, including the Laocoön and His Sons, discovered in 1506 near the site of St. Peter's Basilica. Pope Julius II soon ordered the erection of a museum to house these treasures. The first six rooms of the museum were opened to the public in 1784 and the museum currently has a wide variety of archaeological material on display. 4. Uffizi Galleries The Uffizi Galleries are one of the oldest and most famous art museums in the world. Located in Florence, they are also home to a large collection of art from the Italian Renaissance. The Uffizi Galleries were founded in 1581 by Cosimo I de' Medici, the first Grand Duke of Tuscany. They were originally built to house the offices of the Florentine magistrates (uffizi means "offices" in Italian). Over time, the Medici family expanded the Uffizi's collection of art with works by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. 5. Kunstkamera The Kunstkamera is the first museum in Russia that was established by Peter the Great in 1727. It is located on the Universitetskaya Embankment in Saint Petersburg and houses the Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography. The Kunstkamera was established in order to study the natural and human world. It contains a wide variety of items, including human remains, animals, plants, minerals, and ethnographic objects. The museum is a unique cultural institution that provides insight into the history and development of Russia. 6. Brukenthal National Museum The Brukenthal National Museum  is located in a historic building in the old city centre of Sibiu, Romania. It was established in 1817 by Samuel von Brukenthal, the Governor of the Transylvanian Principality. It is the oldest museum in Romania and one of the first museums in Europe. While the Brukenthal National Museum houses a collection of over 800,000 items, including paintings, sculptures, coins, books, and ancient weapons. It is one of the largest and most important art museums in Romania. Museums are home to a wealth of art and history, and provide visitors with a unique insight into the cultures that created them. Now, let's travel back in time together! Find it out more: The Oldest Museums Around the World - Google Arts & Culture5 of the world’s oldest attractionsGoogle Arts & CultureVatican Museums – Official WebsiteWelcome to the Museums, which conserve the immense collection of art amassed by the popes from the seventeenth century onwardsVatican MuseumsThe KunstkameraWe invite you to see the museum’s collectionThe Kunstkamera

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more We're currently seeing high levels of #COVID19 in NYC. To help slow the spread, all New Yorkers should wear a high-quality mask, such as an N95, KN95 or KF94 in all public indoor settings and around crowds outside: https://t.co/shJeMOKfFE pic.twitter.com/8aByVVy5Wr — City of New York (@nycgov) July 10, 2022 Welcome to the Big Apple! New York City is a place like no other. It's a melting pot of cultures and a hub of activity 24/7. There's always something to see, do, or eat in NYC, whether it's a Broadway show, a street fair, or just people watching in Times Square. So no matter you're a night owl or an early bird, you'll find plenty to keep you busy in the city that never sleeps! Whether you're looking for high-end shopping, world-renowned museums, or just a good slice of pizza, you'll find it all here. And don't forget to check out the Empire State Building, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty. But the NYC also has its hiden spots the even some of the New Yorkers may not know...So let's start the journey! Everyone knows... •  Empire State Building The Empire State Building remains the queen bee of the New York skyline, despite the Chrysler Building's prettier exterior and One World Trade Center's taller height. The Empire State Building has been featured in around a hundred films and countless skyline snapshots. It is a quintessential part of New York, having been scaled by King Kong and drawn lovers together in films like Sleepless in Seattle. The Empire State Building is recognizable to Manhattanites and visitors from all over the world and is synonymous with the Big Apple itself. But some of you may also want to know... •  Grand Central Terminal Grand Central Terminal, completed in 1913, is one of New York's most venerated beaux-arts beauties. It is adorned with Tennessee-marble floors and Italian-marble ticket counters, and its main concourse is capped by a vaulted ceiling depicting the constellations, designed by French painter Paul César Helleu. Today, Grand Central's underground electric tracks serve only commuter trains en route to northern suburbs and Connecticut, but the station merits a special trip for the architecture alone. Everyone knows... •  Brooklyn Bridge The New York icon is the world’s first steel suspension bridge. It is also the longest suspension bridge when it opened in 1883. The construction of Brooklyn Bridge was fraught with disaster, but the bridge's neo-Gothic towers have endured as city emblems. Crossing the bridge is a exhilarating journey with numerous photo-ops. The suspended bicycle/pedestrian walkway delivers soul-stirring views of Manhattan, the East River and the waterfront. But some of you may also want to know... •  Old Stone House The Stone House is a community focal point and museum that was reconstructed by the famous urban planner Robert Moses. A replica of a 1699 Dutch farmhouse, it houses a permanent exhibit explaining the Battle of Long Island, including period clothes and weapons, with rotating exhibitions in the creaky upstairs. Concerts and other cultural events (author talks, tastings) are held regularly. There's a playground for kids and a community garden outside. If you happen to pass by outside of the posted visiting hours, give them a call. If someone's inside they'll usually be happy to let you in. Everyone knows... •  Statue of Liberty Lady Liberty is one of New York City's most enduring symbols. First conceived in 1865 by French intellectual Édouard de Laboulaye as a monument to the republican principles shared by France and the USA, the Statue of Liberty remains a powerful symbol of America’s founding ideals. For generations, migrants to America cruised past the statue on their way into New York harbour, and knew they had arrived in the land of freedom and opportunity. But some of you may also want to know... •  Stone Street Stone Street is a street in the Financial District of Manhattan in New York City. It contains several prominent structures, including 1 Hanover Square, a National Historic Landmark. The eastern portion of the street and the surrounding buildings are designated as the Stone Street Historic District, which is both listed on the National Register of Historic Places and protected by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. In addition, the remaining portions of the street are part of the Financial District's street layout, a city landmark. Everyone knows... •  Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art, affectionately known as "The Met," is one of the most beloved corners of New York City. What started with a handful of paintings brought over from Europe or donated by a coterie of philanthropically minded robber barons in the 19th century has since become a massive collection of two million works of art representing 5000 years of history. The Met was founded 151 years ago with the intention of educating and edifying a teaming city of immigrants, and underscore the uniquely global culture of 19th century New York City. Whether that stated purpose has been meet by modern, post-colonial standards is up for debate in recent years – a conversation many museums are reckoning with worldwide. But some of you may also want to know... •  Andrew Carnegie Mansion The Andrew Carnegie Mansion, now home to the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, was originally completed in 1902 and reached landmark status in 1974. The mansion has undergone much change over the years, and the grounds now feature an expansive garden and cafe for visitors to enjoy. Everyone knows... •  Central Park Comprising 843 acres of rolling meadows, boulder-studded outcroppings, elm-lined walkways, manicured European-style gardens, a lake and a reservoir, Central Park is a must-see for any visitor to New York City. Highlights include the 15-acre Sheep Meadow, where thousands of people lounge and play on warm days; Central Park Zoo; and the forest-like paths of the Ramble, popular with birdwatchers. In warm weather there are free outdoor concerts on the Great Lawn and top-notch drama at the annual Shakespeare in the Park productions held each summer at the open-air Delacorte Theater. But some of you may also want to know... •  Secret Waterfalls In Central Park, there is a hidden oasis of mini-waterfalls that many New Yorkers don't know about. These waterfalls are located in the Ravine, the stream valley section of the North Woods that spans 40 acres at the top of the Park. There are at least five different waterfalls, all of which are man-made but look completely natural. When you're in this oasis, you won't feel like you're in Manhattan anymore! New York City is the most exciting place on earth so come on in and explore the best that the city has to offer! You may find it helpful too: 15 Thai restaurants you should try in Manhattan.1. LoveMama Welcome to LoveMama! The restaurant is based in New York and provides Malay, Vietnamese and Thai cuisine. The restaurant also offers take out and catering services for individuals, groups and private events. Food popular here * Pad Thai * Rendang Nasi Lemak * Mee Goreng Let’…BucktripDewey10 New York pizza places you would miss the most.1.Lombardi’s Pizza Gennaro Lombardi came to the United States in 1905 and used his skills as a baker to craft pizza. He learned how to make pizza in Naples and brought that knowledge with him to the United States. Lombardi is credited with developing New York Style pizza. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more ¡Qué bella es Cholula y para muestra el Santuario de la Virgen de los Remedios 💫! Esta iglesia, todo un tesoro arquitectónico, es considerada la más grande de este Pueblo Mágico, ¿lo sabías?#VisitMéxico #Cholula #Puebla pic.twitter.com/n9guCwQjnm — Visit México (@VisitMex) August 15, 2022 Oaxaca(wah-hah-kah) is a state in Mexico that is home to a rich culture, art scene, diverse natural landscape, and delicious cuisine. The state capital, Oaxaca city, is a beautiful and fascinating place, and there are many interesting things to see and do in the surrounding area. From hiking and horseback riding in the Sierra Norte to surfing and swimming in the Pacific Ocean, there is always something suits you well in Oaxaca. But first, start your day archaeologically! 1. Monte Albán Ruins The ancient city of Monte Albán was once the second-largest ceremonial site in Mesoamerica. Today, it is an ruins, but it still boasts an impressive Gran Plaza, ancient ball court, excavated tombs, and astronomical 'observatory'. The site is also home to the mysterious danzantes, carved stone figures thought to depict dead or tortured prisoners of war. 2. Zona Arqueológica de Mitla The ancient ruins of Mitla were once the second-most important Zapotec religious center. The site is home to a number of impressive buildings, including a cult center where high priests performed human sacrifices. The ancient buildings at the site of Mitla were probably reserved for specific occupants, such as the high priest or the king. Today, visitors can see the Grupo de las Columnas (Group of the Columns) and the Grupo del Norte (North Group), both of which are located near the Iglesia de San Pablo. 3. Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca No more archaeological sites visit! But still curious about the culture of Oaxaca? The Museum of Oaxacan Cultures is one of Mexico's best regional museums. Located in the beautiful monastery buildings adjoining the Templo de Santo Domingo, the museum offers rich displays that take visitors through the history and cultures of Oaxaca state. The museum emphasizes the continuity between pre-Hispanic and contemporary cultures in areas such as crafts, medicine and food. 4. Templo de Santo Domingo Santo Domingo is the most splendid of Oaxaca’s churches, with a finely carved baroque facade and nearly every square centimeter inside decorated in 3D relief with intricate gilt designs swirling around a profusion of painted figures. The 18th-century Capilla de la Virgen del Rosario (Rosary Chapel) is particularly beautiful, and the whole church takes on a magical atmosphere during candlelit evening Mass. No rush, take a small break with artisan pastries and continue your journey. 5. Boulenc Pan Artesano The best bakery in Oaxaca also has a trendy cafe next door, not that surprised but their most popular dish is avocado toast. The cafe has excellent coffee and cakes, and is located in a patio with terrace seating upstairs. 6. Zócalo The Zócalo is the central square in Oaxaca city, and it is a great place to people-watch. The square is surrounded by portales (arcades) and is shaded by tall trees. The adjoining Alameda plaza is also a great place for people-watching, with its trinket-toting vendors, street performers and informal clothes market. By day and night, the square is bustling with life, as marimba ensembles, brass bands and roving buskers float their melodies among the crowds, hawkers try to offload pretty carpets and hideous balloons, and lovers parade in slow rounds under the trees. Give your legs a rest after wandering in the parade, don't just passed by this swanky tasting room. 7. Mezcaloteca This is the best place in the city to visit if you want to learn about mezcal. The staff here can teach you about how mezcal is made, and you will get a crash course in how to taste it and what to look for in a quality product. Call ahead to book a tasting session, and come prepared to ask questions.The hosts will offer you a selection from the house brands based on your tastes. They work with small-batch producers to create a number of unique, blended, wild-crafted and aged mezcals that can't be found anywhere else. And it comes to the time for surfing and swimming in Pacific Ocean. 8. Punta Cometa Punta Conejo is a rocky cape located at the west end of Mazunte beach. It is a great place to hike at sunset, with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. To get to the cape, take the lane toward Playa Mermejita off Calle Rinconcito, and go left up the track immediately after the cemetery. You will reach the community nature reserve entrance after 250m. From there, you can take the path leading down to the right or the central path to get to the Punta. 9. Playa Zipolite Zipolite's beach is a great place to relax and soak up the sun and it's famous for its nudity. People of all ages and genders can be found sunbathing, swimming, or walking around without clothes, which is the most iconic scene of the beach. Exhausted from the sunbathing? You got a outstanding dining option here. 10. La Providencia The restaurant combines exquisite flavors, artful presentation, and a relaxed ambience. You can sip a cocktail in the open-air lounge while you peruse the menu. The contemporary Mexican cuisine is sure to please, with options like amaranth-encrusted aubergine, beef medallions with red-wine reduction, and coconut-crusted prawns with mango sauce. And pro tips... save room for their chocolate mousse! No music? No music! But this Oaxaca! 11. Mar & Wana Look no further than Mar & Wana if you're looking for a unique and fun night out! This sand-floor garden hosts live bands and DJs, and has an on-site food court with gourmet burgers, tacos, and Asian fare. Grab a mezcal or cocktail and check out the cool (somewhat hidden) hangout spots up on the rocks. You're sure to have a night to remember at Mar & Wana! Last but not least... 12. Guelaguetza Show The Guelaguetza is an annual indigenous cultural event in Mexico that features traditional costumed dancing by gender-separated groups. It includes parades of indigenous walking bands, native food, and statewide artisanal crafts, such as pre-Hispanic style textiles. The event takes place in the city of Oaxaca and nearby villages. If you're interested in seeing this traditional Mexican dance, the best place to go is the Quinta Real hotel. The hotel hosts a highly colorful three-hour show on Monday evenings, featuring regional dances from across Mexico, as well as an impressive display of traditional Oaxacan costumes. Oaxaca is a truly magical place that should not be missed yet an unforgettable destination for travelers from all over the world. I know you will need it: Mezcaloteca – Destilados Tradicionales de MagueyMezcalotecaInicioLa Providencia | La mejor comida en Zipolite, the best food in ZipoliteLa mejor comida en Zipolite, the best food in ZipoliteLa ProvidenciaMake Your Trip to Mexico City Close and Their Bistros CloserSure you won’t want to skip these 10 bistros in Mexico City.BucktripDewey Sherman

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more The "rich coast" of Costa Rica is the perfect destination for those looking for an adventure and to experience some of the world's most stunning landscapes. With its biodiverse wildlife and sustainable tourism practices, undoubtedly, Costa Rica is a nature lover's paradise. Whether you're looking to relax on a beach, get your adrenaline pumping with some adventure activities, or explore the country's stunning landscapes, Costa Rica has it all. There is no limit to what you can do in Costa Rica, from surfing and yoga to hiking, biking, and ziplining, but your return date. With its rainforest hikes, high-altitude trails, white-water rapids, and world-class surfing, Costa Rica has something for everyone who loves the outdoors. And if you can't decide what to do, don't worry - you can fit it all into one trip! 1. Parque Nacional Volcán Arenal Located in the Arenal Huetar Norte Conservation Area, the Arenal Volcano area is made up of two hills, the Arenal Volcano and Cerro Chato. Though the Volcán Arenal is no longer an active volcano, but it is still a beautiful destination. The area around the volcano is full of different trails and hikers can often spot different animals like sloths, monkeys, and anteaters. From one inch more to the sky to the heart of the ocean, you know the richest coast has it all. 2. Parque Nacional Isla del Coco Isla del Coco is a beautiful island located southwest of Costa Rica. It is home to many different animals, including the largest schools of hammerhead sharks. Divers from all over the world come to see the sharks and other wildlife. There is also some fascinating pirate history on the island and of coures, some buried treasure. 3. Parque Nacional Marino Ballena The Marino Ballena National Park is famous for its wide, 4km-long beach shaped like a whale's tail. The park protects coral, rock reefs, and migrating whales, dolphins, and turtles. The best times to see whales are from December to April and July to November. The end of the whale's tail has rockpools that are fun for kids to explore. But please keep in mind, the waves are too dangerous for swimming. 4. Punta Uva Punta Uva is a small village located on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. It is known for its beautiful beaches with white sand and palm trees. There is a shallow reef in front of the beaches which is excellent for scuba diving and snorkeling. Plan for an indoor schedule before your skin got totally burnt and escape sun kisses for a while. 5. Museo de Oro Precolombino y Numismática The museum houses a collection of Costa Rica's most precious pre-Columbian gold and other artifacts, is located underneath the Plaza de la Cultura and is owned by the Banco Central. The architecture of the museum is reminiscent of a bank vault also one of the highlihgts. The interactive 360-degree videography display of Bribrí cultural hierarchy in the basement is worth the admission price. 6. Hacienda Barú National Wildlife Refuge The 330-hectare refuge consists of pristine beaches, rivers, mangroves, wetlands, primary and secondary forests, tree plantations, and pastures. It is a key link in a major biological corridor called the Path of the Tapir. There are 8km of marked and well-kept self-guided pathways. Monkeys, sloths, and toucans are commonly spotted in the refuge. The refuge also has an 'Ecotram', a motorized chair that goes through the treetop canopy and turns 340 degrees for nature viewing. 7. Wilson Botanical Garden The world-renowned garden that is home to over 2000 native Costa Rican species. Wilson botanical garden also has a collection of species that are threatened with extinction. There is a trail map available for self-guided walks among the exotic plants. Guided walks are at 7:30am and 1:30pm. The botanical garden is also a great spot for birders, as it attracts hundreds of Costa Rican and migrating bird species, as well as numerous butterfly species. 8. Catarata Manantial de Agua Viva This 200m-high waterfall is said to be the highest waterfall in the country. It is a 3km hike down into the valley to see the falls (45 minutes down, 1 hour back up). The falls are most dramatic during the rainy season, but the serene rainforest setting is beautiful any time of year. The 5km dirt road to the primary entrance to the falls is past Hotel Villa Lapas.When hiking, keep an eye out for monkeys in the canopy above, as well as brightly colored poison-dart frogs and the occasional pair of scarlet macaws. 9. Eco Termales Hot Springs This gated, reservations-only complex is luxurious, romantic, and secluded. It's about 4.5km northwest of town and surrounded by lush greenery. The walking paths are beautiful and the numbers are managed to maintain the serene ambiance. In addition, the physical-chemical composition of EcoTemales Fortuna’s waters is ideal for the treatment of stress, mental fatigue, and anxiety, as well as dermatology conditions such as psoriasis, atypical dermatitis, acne, and rosacea. So come and ease your adventurous Costa Rica trip quickly! And with its friendly locals and laid-back vibe, Costa Rica is the perfect place to relax and recharge. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and head to Costa Rica for the vacation of a lifetime! 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Lough Derg ponderings... 📍Lough Derg, County Clare 📸 https://t.co/p0jG92cqN1 pic.twitter.com/WwXiV20oPn — Tourism Ireland (@TourismIreland) August 15, 2022 They say Ireland is a stunner, and it's breathtakingly true! The locals will always argue over which county has the most beautiful scenery, but you can't go wrong if you put the brooding loneliness of Connemara, the dramatic wildness of Donegal, the majestic mountains of Mourne, the world-famous scenery of counties Kerry and Cork, and the celebrated Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland on your to-visit list. The small island is right here waiting: 1. Connemara National Park To the southeast of Letterfrack lies Connemara National Park, a 2000-hectare expanse of bog, mountains, heath, and woodlands. The park contains several of the Twelve Bens, including Bencullagh, Benbrack, and Benbaun. Its centerpiece is Gleann Mór (Big Glen), through which the River Polladirk flows. There are excellent hiking opportunities in the glen and on the surrounding mountains, as well as shorter self-guided walks. 2. Cork City Gaol This prison is an imposing former prison that is worth a visit to get a sense of how awful life was for prisoners a century ago. The tour is very moving, bringing home the harshness of the 19th-century penal system. The most common crime was that of poverty; many of the inmates were sentenced to hard labour for stealing loaves of bread. The prison closed in 1923, reopening in 1927 as a radio station that operated until the 1950s. The on-site Governor's House has been converted into a Radio Museum where, alongside collections of beautiful old radios, you can hear the story of radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi's conquest of the airwaves. 3. Kells Bay House & Gardens This estate was opened in 1837 as a hunting lodge. It spans over 17 hectares and incorporates a waterfall, beach, and six different gardens that range from palms to a primeval fern forest with dinosaurs carved from fallen trees. 4. Old Library & Book of Kells The Old Library at Trinity College is home to some of the most treasured books and artifacts in Dublin. The centerpiece is the Book of Kells, a beautiful illuminated manuscript of the four Gospels of the New Testament. Unfortunately, only a few pages are on display at any given time, so visitors may only get a quick glimpse of this amazing book. However, they can spend more time in the Long Room, which houses over 200,000 of the library's oldest and rarest volumes. Other displays in the Old Library include a copy of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, read by Pádraig Pearse at the beginning of the Easter Rising in 1916, as well as the Trinity College Harp, the oldest medieval harp in Ireland and the model for the Guinness logo and the flag of the Irish president. 5. Guinness Storehouse The most popular attraction in Dublin is the Guinness Storehouse, a seven-storey museum devoted to the beer, the company’s history, how the beer is made, and how it became the brand it is today. The top floor Gravity Bar is an atrium bar, where you can test your pouring power and drink a pint. Just below it is an excellent restaurant for lunch. 6. Kilmainham Gaol You absolutely must visit Kilmainham Gaol, former prison, if you desire to understand Irish history, especially the long-running resistance to British colonial rule. The former prison in Ireland that is now a museum. The museum has an enthralling exhibit on the history of Irish nationalism. The tour of the prison takes about 90 minutes and finishes in the yard where the leaders of the failed 1916 Easter Rising were executed. 7. Dublin Castle Dublin Castle has been a central part of Irish history for 700 years, playing both positive and negative roles. The castle complex now houses the Irish government and various functions are held there. A guided tour is the only way to see the best parts of the castle, including the State Apartments, St. Patrick's Hall, and the medieval undercroft. The castle grounds also display a variety of architectural styles from different centuries. 8. Monasterboice In the eery atmosphere due to the crowing ravens, the Monasterboice monastic site contains a cemetery, two ancient church ruins, one of the finest and tallest round towers in Ireland, and two of the most important high crosses. The Monasterboice monastic site was founded in the 5th or 6th century by St. Buithe. The site probably had pre-Christian significance. The river is named after St. Buithe. An invading Viking force took over the settlement in 968, only to be expelled by Donal, the Irish high king of Tara. 9. Rock of Cashel The Rock of Cashel is a historic site containing a round tower, a 13th-century Gothic cathedral, and the finest 12th-century Romanesque chapel in Ireland. The chapel is home to some of the land's oldest frescoes. The highlight of the Rock is the early-12th-century Cormac's Chapel, an exquisite Romanesque chapel with beautifully carved doorways and the precious remains of colourful wall paintings. 10. Newgrange Newgrange is a remarkable prehistoric site in Europe, famous for the illumination of its passage and tomb during the winter solstice sun. Newgrange, together with Dowth and Knowth, are the three main Megalithic passage tombs that make up the Brú na Bóinne Unesco World Heritage site. The site is ancient, constructed about 5200 years ago, and predates Egypt's pyramids by some six centuries. In the country of  postcard, you'll be floored by Ireland's breathtaking landscapes, welcoming people... And you'll be looking for more: Irlands offizieller Urlaubs- und Reiseratgeber | Ireland.comTourism IrelandWB Yeats, poetConnemara National ParkConnemara National ParkNot Just About the Baker Street... 🕵️‍♂️: LondonThe blend of influences, traditions and history, make London the unmissable destination for travellers.BucktripSandra Edwards

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Read Essentials this week for an update on Australian Tourism Exchange 2022 applications and Tourism Australia’s National Experience Content Initiative: https://t.co/YiVYqbRXRL pic.twitter.com/m1Y2ZNNE3X — Tourism Australia (@TourismAus) December 16, 2021 There are many reasons why Queensland is called paradise on earth. The first reason is that Queensland has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The second reason is that there are many activities to do in Queensland such as hiking, biking, and kayaking. Lastly, Queensland is home to many unique animals and plant species. In short, Queensland is an amazing place with endless possibilities for fun and adventure. Whether you want to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef, ride waves in Caloundra, or sand-board dunes on Fraser Island, there's something for everyone in Queensland. 1. Great Barrier Reef More than 1.5 million visitors come to experience this World Heritage–listed area each year. The area stretches across 2000km of coastline. Diving and snorkelling are just some of the ways of experiencing this wonderfully rich ecosystem. There's also sailing, scenic flights and a world of DIY options for exploring the reef’s gateway towns and stunning islands. 2. Fruit Bat Falls Fruit Bat Falls is a great place to stop and take a break while on a trip to The Tip. The natural weir is croc-free and there are plenty of shady picnic tables. 3. Capricorn Caves Capricorn caves 24km north of Rockhampton are a great attraction. The most popular tour showcases the caves' remarkable acoustics with a classical-music recording in Cathedral Cave. The tour is suitable for all ages and most fitness levels, so you don't have to worry about your stamina. Queensland is a large and diverse state in Australia, home to five of the eleven World Heritage-listed natural sites. Meanwhile, the region also has a variety of vibrant cities and laid-back towns, such as Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Noosa. Let's look at some of the places  in town! 4. James Street The Valley's most glamorous strip is Channelling West LA with its low-slung architecture, lush streetscape and sports cars. The addition of the Calile Hotel complex has boosted the street's upmarket offerings, which include numerous high-end Australian fashion labels. Standouts include colourful Camilla, Sass & Bide, indie-chic Gorman and multi-brand Wolfe & Ordnance, known for stocking harder-to-find homegrown designers. 5. Finders Keepers The market has over 200 stalls showcasing the wares of independent Australian designers, artists and craftspeople. It's a great spot to score high-quality, one-off fashion pieces, jewellery, bags and more from local and interstate creatives. 6. Caloundra Caloundra is a beach town in Queensland with many activities for travellers such as exploring the Pumicestone Passage, shopping, and visiting the ocean pool at Kings Beach. The Caloundra Street Fair is a hidden treasure along the Sunshine Coast with 100 unique stalls. You can also enjoy fresh local food and flowers, fresh juices, tasty breakfasts, coffee, lunch and delicious sweet treats. Queensland's rich indigenous cultures, which offer extraordinary insight into this ancient land through art, dance and guided tours across the state, from Currumbin to Cooktown. 7. Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre The centre covers 25,000 sq km and serves as a Keeping Place, with 150 years of cultural history on display. The cooperative of Aboriginal artists offers traditional woven baskets, paintings, and colourful wooden sculptures for sale yet making it one of the best places to see Aboriginal art in this part of Queensland. 8. Fraser Coast Cultural Centre The cultural centre is home to both the Fraser Coast Discovery Sphere and the Hervey Bay Regional Gallery. It is landmarked by 'Nala', the 20-tonne humpback-whale sculpture that 'breaches' 12m into the air from its forecourt. The Discovery Sphere educates visitors about the Unesco-listed Great Sandy Biosphere through captivating and interactive exhibits all with a background soundtrack of eerie whale song. The gallery gives space to local artists, alongside thoughtfully curated temporary shows. With its stunning scenery and rich culture, Queensland is for sure worth visit place, as it is a good place to realize the diversity of rainforest; great place to learn about the Aboriginal culture and of course, the living culture of current residents. You'll need them occasionally: Home | QueenslandDiscover everything Queensland has to offer. Explore destinations, experiences and events that will change you. Visit the official site for Queensland, Australia.QueenslandCaloundraDiscover Caloundra.HomeSydneysiders Why? 🛥: SydneyWhy Sydneysiders love their city so much? This article explains all.Bucktrip三口矛木

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Read Essentials this week for an update on the inaugural Global Australia Summit, the Singapore border reopening and upcoming Sydney industry briefing: https://t.co/7UTn0r4oqT. pic.twitter.com/PpELnLqhso — Tourism Australia (@TourismAus) November 17, 2021 Sydney is a renowned tourist destination for a plethora of reasons: its natural beauty, its bustling city life, and its many iconic landmarks, such as its picturesque harbour, its world-famous Opera House, and its stunning beaches. Sydney is a unique city because of its national parks that ring the city and penetrate right into its heart. This means that you can see native animals in the most surprising places. For example, clouds of flying foxes pass overhead at twilight, possums rattle over roofs of terrace houses, and sulphur-crested cockatoos screech from the railings of urban balconies. 1. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park The park is located 20 to 30km from the city center of Sydney and is accessible by public transport. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is a popular place to visit for its wilderness, its Aboriginal heritage, as well as activities such as walking, cycling, and kayaking. The park takes in over 100km of coastline along the southern edge of Broken Bay, where it heads into the Hawkesbury River. There are two unconnected principal sections, Bobbin Head and the West Head area. The Barrenjoey headland at Palm Beach is also part of the park and the site of an historic lighthouse. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park provides activities of many kinds, so why not include the spot into your family travel list? 2. Taronga Zoo Sydney Taronga Zoo is only a ferry ride away from Circular Quay and is full of kangaroos, koalas, and other furry Australians! The zoo has great views of the harbor, and the animals seem very happy and well-cared for. 3. Sydney Sea Life Aquarium The Sea Life Sydney Aquarium is a great place for kids of all ages. The variety of tanks and other attractions will keep them entertained for hours. The highlights of the aquarium include the Perspex-enclosed walk-through shark tank, The penguin boat ride, the dugong, and the Great Barrier Reef tank. The aquarium also offers a variety of add-on activities, such as the Shark Dive Xtreme, the icy penguin encounter, and the glass-bottomed boat ride. The city is actually defined by its coastline, with an abundance of charms to be found in its harbor. Sydney's two halves are far enough apart to make exploring by ferry a worthwhile endeavor. The coast of Australia is full of natural wonders, including sheer walls of sandstone and arcs of golden sand. In the summer, these areas are full of people enjoying the outdoors. 4. Bondi Beach Bondi is undeniable one of the best destinations for its beautiful coastline and waves. It is also home to saltwater sea baths, which were upgraded in 2019. The beach has surfers at either end, making it a great place for learners. There is a grassy spot with coin-operated barbecues at the north end of the beach. Changing rooms and lockers can be found at Bondi Pavilion. Another highlight of Bondi, is that LGBTQIA+ community can enjoy their activities safe and sound here. The North Bondi Surf Club, near an outdoor workout are, is one of the main hangouts for queer beach-going Sydneysiders. 5. Watsons Bay Lovely Watsons Bay is a preferct destination for the Sydney visitor that looking for a day trip by ferry. The village was once a small fishing village, as evidenced by the heritage cottages that pepper the suburb’s narrow streets. South Head can be explored by foot, and visitors can take a dip at Camp Cove or enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the village's popular restaurants. The Gap is a dramatic clifftop lookout worth a visit. And well, deeply in your heart you know that you're not a good Sydney visitor if you missed out the attractions below. 6. Sydney Opera House The Australia's most famous landmark is designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The building, which references a yacht's sails in its design, comprises five performance spaces for dance, concerts, opera and theatre. Visitors can wander around the outside of the building and take a one-hour guided tour (available in several languages), with optional food. The best way to experience the interior of the Sydney Opera House is to attend a performance. 7. Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydneysiders love their giant 'coathanger', which opened in 1932. The best way to experience this majestic structure is on foot. Stairs and lifts ascend the bridge from both shores, leading to a footpath on the eastern side (the western side is a bike path). Getting the train to Milsons Point and walking back towards the city offers the more spectacular views. Climb the southeastern pylon to the Pylon Lookout or tackle the arc on the popular if expensive, once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience, the BridgeClimb. A city without nightlife, can't be labeled as a city. After a day at the beach, they may take a disco nap, hit the showers, and head out again. There's always a new restaurant to try, undercover bar to hunt down, hip band to check out, sports team to shout at, show to see or crazy party to attend. The city's pretensions to glamour are well balanced by a casualness that means a cool T-shirt and a tidy pair of jeans will get you in most places. But if you want to dress up and show off, there's plenty of opportunity for that among the sparkling harbour lights. 8. Archie Rose Distilling Co. Why can't a distillery which known for its excellent gins be a bar as well? Archie Rose Distilling Co. is totally the industrial chic, the mezzanine is a great spot to sit and observe the action. You can try different gins in a flight, or pick your perfect G&T combination or cocktail. They also have some decent wine and beer. 9. Love, Tilly Devine The Tilly Devine bar is a hidden, split-level bar in a back alley in Sydney. It has a dark, good-looking interior and a compact wine list with some exceptionally well-chosen wines. Italian deli bites and fuller plates are also available. 10. Opera Bar This bar is perfectly positioned with the Opera House on one side and the bridge on the other. It's an iconic spot for visitors and locals alike with live music or DJs most nights and excellent food. The staff geolocate you to know where to bring the food to, and there's an app to order from your table. Sydneysiders celebrate Sydney everyday, let's join them and have a leisure vacation! Hustling, Bustling in Sydney: Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park | NSW National ParksLocated in Sydney’s north, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park combines important history with scenic beauty, making it perfect for school excursions. Bobbin Head is a great place for a family picnic, and parts of the park are ideal for cycling, fishing and bushwalking.NSW National ParksTaronga Zoo SydneyTaronga Zoo Sydney officially opened on October 7, 1916 and is located on the shores of Sydney Harbour in the suburb of Mosman. With over 5,000 animals from 350 different species and a huge number of free talks, shows and activities, there’s always something new to see and do when you visit.Taronga Zoo Sydney | Taronga Conservation Society Australia8 cafes you must take pictures in Sydney1.The Grounds of The City The Grounds of Alexandria is a thriving urban sanctuary that opened in April 2012. The philosophy of the sanctuary is to bring people together to enjoy fresh, wholesome food. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more #BringYourself, Jelle will do the same. 👏 With the Vuelta A Espana starting in one week in Utrecht, let us tell you the story of Jelle, the city's first cycling mayor. "Personally, I hope that La Vuelta will act as a springboard for the duo bike initiative." Discover it here! pic.twitter.com/QyU24JLBsZ — Visit Netherlands (@Visit_NL) August 12, 2022 There are many stories in the Netherlands that tell about the country's rich history, culture, and destinations. For example, Van Gogh and the Golden Age, but flowers and water are also closely related to the country's existence. But flowers, windmills, and wooden shoes are what you can only think about Holland? What a shame! The country has so much more to offer! You can enjoy the bracing wind with a beach walk along the Dutch coast or a cycling tour of the Veluwe. You can experience the welcoming hospitality of North Brabant and Limburg, the authentic charm of our Hanseatic cities and the Achterhoek in eastern Holland, and the freedom of the provinces of Friesland and Groningen with their wide horizons. You can discover how the Dutch battle against the water in Flevoland, our newest province, and immerse yourself in Dutch culture in the modern metropolises, historic cities, and picturesque villages in the west of the Netherlands. And best of all, you do not have to choose because all this and much more is within a two hour travel distance! So start your engine on now: 1. Van Gogh Museum The museum traces Van Gogh's lengendary life and artistic development via the world's largest collection of his work. There are more than 200 canvases on display, ranging from his early, bleak portraits of peasants in the Netherlands to his later years in sunny France, where he produced his best-known work with its characteristic giddy color. 2. Anne Frank Huis Visiting Anne Frank House is one of Amsterdam's most profound experiences. Tragically, of the 107,000 Jewish adults and children deported from the Netherlands to concentration camps during WWII, only 5000 survived. Entering the "Secret Annexe" where the teenaged girl and her family desperately hid from the Nazis for over two years until their capture puts the Holocaust's atrocities into acutely human scale, intimately personalizing the war's catastrophic effects. 0:00/1× Feeling how Anne and her family felt by standing in these sombre, airless rooms and viewing the diary Anne wrote while hiding here is impossible to forget. 3. Hermitage Amsterdam There have been long-standing links between Russia and the Netherlands - Tsar Peter the Great learned shipbuilding here in 1697 - which is why there is a branch of St Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum. Blockbuster temporary exhibitions show works from the Hermitage's vast treasure trove, while the permanent Portrait Gallery of the Golden Age has formal group portraits of the 17th-century Dutch A-list; the Outsider Gallery also has temporary shows. The Outsider Art Gallery is a place for outsider art artists to exhibit and sell their work or exchanges with galleries at home and abroad, and with other museums. 4. Royal Palace This resplendent building, which was originally designed as a town hall in 1655 and became a palace in the 19th century, is a shining example of Amsterdam's wealth. The interiors are particularly impressive, including the marble work in the great burgerzaal (citizens' hall) at the heart of the building. 5. Mauritshuis This splendid museum offers a wonderful introduction to Dutch and Flemish art. It is set in a 17th-century mansion that was built for wealthy sugar trader Johan Maurits and became a museum housing the Royal Picture Collection in 1822. It acquired a swish modern wing in 2012-14. The 800-strong collection of paintings focuses on works created between the 15th and 18th centuries and includes masterpieces such as Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring (c1665) and Rembrandt's intriguing The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp (1632). 6. Groninger Museum The striking structure that occupied the three islands in the ring canal in front of the train station, Groninger Museum, is also another can't miss out spot. Within the museum, there is a scintillating mix of international artworks from throughout the ages. The architecture is the brainchild of Alessandro Mendini, who invited three of his fellow architects to each tackle a section. This explains why, to many, the museum has little consistency and appears thrown together on a whim. However, inside the museum, the bright, pastel colours add life to the exhibition halls, and natural light seeps in from all angles. 7. Lighthouse The iconic red-and-white banded lighthouse on Ameland's west end is open to the public and is 55m tall. The cast-iron structure can be climbed (236 steps) for expansive views over the entire island and across the Waddenzee. Exhibits on the way up explain the history of the lighthouse, and you can listen to digital stories by lighthouse keepers. The tulip is synonymous with the Netherlands, you have never visit the country if you didn't get surrounded by tulips! 8. Tulip Island The tulip island is a peninsula shaped in the form of a tulip extending from the coast of Zeewolde. Last September, Zeewolde local council had 150,000 tulip bulbs planted here, all of which are primed to bloom this coming spring . A marina has been created on the ‘island’, located in the Wolderwijd bordering lake, with space to accommodate up to eighty boats. Various amenities are currently being developed for visitors, which will include catering services and water sports facilities. 9. Texel Dunes National Park The patchwork of dune-scape running along the western coast of the island is a prime reason for visiting Texel. Salt fens and heath alternate with velvety, grass-covered dunes; plants endemic to the habitat include the dainty marsh orchid and orange-berried sea buckthorn. Netherlands is a truly unique and special place, and there's something for everyone to enjoy. Come and explore all that this amazing country has to offer! If Vincent van Gogh ask for it: TourismFind out all there is to know about The Netherlands on the official website of the Netherlands Board of Tourism and Conventions.NetherlandsHomeThe official website of the Anne Frank House, with the most complete and up-to-date information about Anne Frank, her diary, and the Secret Annex. Visit our museum and read more about our educational activities across the world.Anne Frank WebsiteCaffeine Doses for the Days in Amsterdam8 coffee shops in Amsterdam you should try.BucktripDewey

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Travel around Jeju with #StrayKids!😃 Check out the attractions shown in SKZ CODE video!😄 Where do you want to visit first?!😆 💠 Stray Kids Page: https://t.co/3B0zwhzr1K pic.twitter.com/yx9qWNWbpy — VisitKorea (@KoreanTravel) August 12, 2022 Looking for a place to travel that has everything you could want? Then it shouold be the largest island in Korea, Jeju-do(제주도)! You can hike up South Korea's highest mountain, Halla-san, or climb the incredible tuff cone Seongsan Ilchul-bong. For a less-demanding nature experience, meander along one of the Jeju Olle Trails and explore tangerine-trimmed country roads, jagged coasts and narrow lanes dotted with cottage-style homes made from black lava rock. And of course, since the ocean is never far away, you can always plunge into the blue seas to view coral and dig into Jeju-do's unique cuisine, including seafood caught by haeneyo (female free divers)! You'll never want to miss: 1. Seongsan Ilchul-bong Seongsan Ilchul-bong, also known as "Sunrise Peak", is a Unesco World Heritage site and one of the most popular tourist destinations on Jeju-do. The 182m-high, extinct tuff volcano is shaped like a giant punchbowl, with a forested crater that is ringed by jagged rocks. To do the sunrise expedition, you'll have to spend the night in Seongsan-ri, a sleepy village filled with motels and restaurants catering to the hiking crowd. Not an early riser? It's also a popular daytime hike! 2. Jeju Folk Village The Jeju Folk Village is a must-see for anyone interested in Jeju's culture and history! The park is filled with traditional buildings from across the island, some reconstructions and some hundreds of years old. You can watch craftsmen at work, buy their products, enjoy traditional song and dance performances, and even visit an ostrich farm! The Jeju Folk Village is an educational and enjoyable experience for the whole family. And now, it's time for authentic food! 3.Yetnal Patjuk Other than having Jeju cuisine in the traditional building, you'll be greeted by warm smiles and the sweet earthy aroma of red beans as soon as you walk in the door if  you choose to enjoy your meal in Yetnal Patjuk. The wooden tables, exposed beams, and heavy earthenware add to the rustic charm. And you can't go wrong with any of the soups and porridge on the menu, including some made from lotus flowers, pumpkin, and seaweed. 4. Jeju Loveland Wandering in theme park is one of the best activities after heavy meal. Jeju Loveland is a sculpture theme park based on sensuality and eroticism. It was the first such museum in Korea when it opened in November 2004. Twenty artists, mainly graduates of top art school Hongik University, participated in the work. 5. Jeju Museum of Art The gallery next to Jeju Loveland is an excellent place to view interesting permanent and temporary exhibits of contemporary visual art. The beautifully designed building appears to float on a pool of water, making it a truly unique experience. Maybe it's time to take a break for dinner. 6. Haejin Seafood Restaurant Haejin is one of the most popular places to try Jeju-do's seafood specialities, such as cuttlefish, eel, squid, octopus, sea cucumber, and abalone. The restaurant has a great view of the harbour, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal! Not ready for fresh seafood yet? No worries, Jeju island is well prepared! You can also find vegan restaurant! 7. Dasoni Don't look away from Dasoni if you're looking for a delicious and vegan-friendly meal! The rustic wooden tables and wild garden make for a perfect setting, and the dishes use local Jeju produce, such as sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves or acorn jelly. The lunch photo menu has ample interesting banchan, such as green chive pajeon. Just mention if you don't eat fish as it's used in a couple dishes. 8. Dongmun Market Jeju Dongmun Traditional Market, the largest and oldest permanent market on the island, is also a popular destination for fresh seafood and inexpensive prices. The market was established after the liberation in 1945, but was moved to its current location after a large fire in 1954. The market is not just great place to peek at the local seafood for sale, you can also have the seafood cooked up on the spot at small restaurants. It's also a good place to stock up on gamgyul, Jeju's traditional citrus fruit, or to snack on mandu (dumplings), hotteok, odeng and black pork cabbage rolls. 9. Glass House Glass House is a world-class architect designed by Tadao Ando. The place is high-end restaurants, terrace, and observation deck. The satisfaction of your five senses with fast food on the first floor and an observation deck restaurant and terrace garden for the view of both sunrise and sunset on the second floor. 10. Gimnyeong Maze Park This popular maze is a blast for adults and children alike!  Located next to Manjanggul (Cave), Gimnyoung Maze Park is the perfect place for a family trip! The first maze park in Korea, which was opened in 1987 by American professor F.H. Dustin, consists of 7 symbols representing the history and geography of Jeju. Gimnyoung Maze Park is the first symbolic maze park in Asia. With dominant species of ever-green Leylandii and Jeju scoria, the park is eco-friendly and attracts many visitors. It is also known as the first cat park in Korea, where about 50 cats hang around. If you're looking for a place to travel to that has plenty of activities to keep you busy, as well as stunning natural scenery, look no further than Jeju-do! Move a little bit closer to your K-idols: Transportation : VisitKoreaKorea Tourism Organization Official website provides various information on all things about Korea.Korea Tourism OrganizationDestinations by Region : VisitKorea Destinations by Region Jeju Folk Village (제주민속촌) | Official Korea Tourism OrganizationKorea Tourism Organization Official website provides various information on all things about Korea.Korea Tourism OrganizationA Trip Greeted with Waves8 Hotels with Sea Views in Jeju.BucktripDewey Sherman

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more It's impossible to have a frown on your face when walking down this rainbow road in #Fez. 🌈 The smiles here are contagious. 📷 by @virgosalvatori (Instagram account) #visitmorocco #morocco pic.twitter.com/iv5Vz1al6c — Visit Morocco (@Visit_Morocco_) August 12, 2022 As your plane begins its descent into Morocco, you can't help but feel excitement. This North African country, also a country of many contrasts, is full of life. From ancient cities and stunning natural scenery to vibrant markets and lively nightlife. You can find towering mountain ranges, ancient cities, and sweeping deserts all within its borders. During your stay, be sure to visit some of the country's most popular attractions, such as the Hassan II Mosque, the Djemaa El Fna, and of course, the Sahara Desert. You can't wait to explore everything it has to offer: 1.  Djemaa El Fna Djemaa El Fna is Marrakesh's main square and has been a hub of activity for centuries. During the day, you can find snake charmers and musicians playing, and at night the square comes alive with grilled food from the surrounding restaurants. It's an experience you won't want to miss! 2. Hassan II Mosque The Hassan II Mosque is a must-see in Morocco. It's opulent and finely crafted, with beautiful mosaics and intricate tilework. And no worries, non-Muslims are also allowed to take a guided tour of the mosque, besides, there's even a small museum on the premises for craftwork showcase. 3. Jardin Majorelle In 1980, French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé bought Jardin Majorelle in order to preserve the vision of its original owner, French landscape painter Jacques Majorelle. The garden, which was started in 1924, contains a psychedelic desert mirage of 300 plant species from five continents. At the heart of the garden lies Majorelle's electric-blue art deco studio, which is home to the Musée Berbère. This museum showcases the rich panorama of Morocco's indigenous inhabitants through displays of some 600 artifacts. Jardin Majorelle also houses a pretty courtyard cafe, a small book and photography shop, and a chic boutique selling Majorelle blue slippers, textiles and Amazigh-inspired jewellery influenced by YSL designs. 4. Musée Yves Saint Laurent Yves Saint Laurent's love affair with Marrakesh began in 1966. By the end of his first visit, he had acquired the deeds to a house in the medina. The Algerian-born French fashion designer was fascinated by the artistry and palette of Morocco. Musée Yves Saint Laurent opened as a homage to his work and the inspiration he drew from his second home. The core of the museum is the Yves Saint Laurent Hall, which is a permanent display of his sketches, rotating haute-couture fashions and color-themed accessories. The backdrop is entirely black, which is a key color in YSL's designs. This creates a cavernous cocoon that is pierced only by audiovisuals of the designer's catwalk shows and recordings of him speaking. 5. Cactus Thiemann If you love cacti, then the Cactus Thiemann is a must-see! This North African cacti farm has fields of giant aloe, agave, and prickly pear. The largest cactus is 8m high and 80 years old! Tours of the 17-acre nursery and its 150 cacti varieties are fascinating, and there are also camels for kids. 6. Musée de Marrakech The Musée de Marrakech is a must-see for lovers of Moroccan art! This museum is a historic palace and museum located in the old center of Marrakesh land now  exhibits a collection of Moroccan art forms. The central internal courtyard is the highlight, with its cedar archways, stained-glass windows, intricate painted door panels, and zellige (colourful geometric mosaic tilework). The palace was once home to Mehdi Mnebhi, defence minister during Sultan Moulay Abdelaziz’s troubled reign (1894–1908). After independence, the building was seized by the state and became Marrakesh’s first girls’ school in 1965. 7. Sahara Desert The Souss Valley, which is located where goats climb argan trees beneath the sun-baked Anti Atlas, divides Morocco in half. The villages and Saharan gateways that are located south of this fertile valley have a seductively slow pace of life. After crossing the rocky and forlorn expanses of the hamada, the city of Dakhla is a much more relaxed destination. With the cobalt intensity of the Atlantic Ocean softened by palm trees, it's a pleasant place to spend time. The people of Morocco are also incredibly hospitable, making it a great place to visit. No matter what you do, you're sure to have a memorable experience in this vibrant and welcoming country. City of lights, there's so much that I can't see: Travel to Morocco - Official website of tourism in Morocco managed by the ONMTA night under the stars in the middle of the desert? Hiking in the Atlas Mountains? A stroll in the medinas? Spa and relaxation days? Morocco promises you exceptional stays!Moroccan National Tourist OfficeA museum entirely devoted to the work of the legendary fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech, Morocco. - Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech museumA museum entirely devoted to the work of the legendary fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech, Morocco.Musée Yves Saint Laurent - MarrakechSeize the Peaceful Moments with them on the FlySpend some leisure times with your kids on long flights with these 21 products.BucktripKen Mcfarlane

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Update on requirements for entering Spain from June 2. 1️⃣Do you come from an EU or Schengen country? Sanitary requirements and controls have been lifted. 2️⃣Do you come from another country? Visit the following link. 👉https://t.co/cqN8Siv1pn#YouDeserveSpain #VisitSpain pic.twitter.com/4lsnxgr1H1 — Spain (@spain) June 3, 2022 San Sebastián is a beautiful coastal city located in the Basque Autonomous Community of Spain. It is situated on the coast of the Bay of Biscay, just 20 km from the French border, so you'll find that the people who live here are called donostiarra, in both Spanish and Basque. San Sebastián is an incredibly attractive city, with golden beaches and lush hillsides. It has a great dining scene and some beautiful architecture, and there is always something going on in terms of culture. San Sebastián is a city with a lot going on in terms of festivals and cultural events. For example, the International Film Festival takes place in September, and the Semana Grande (a week-long celebration) occurs in August. There are also music festivals, culinary fairs, and folk festivals that celebrate Basque culture. In addition to all of these big events, there are also smaller events happening all the time, such as performances at the Kursaal, the Teatro Victoria Eugenia, or the Tabakalera. 1. Kursaal The Kursaal, designed by Rafael Moneo and opened in 1999, is one of San Sebastián's most striking buildings. Consisting of two cubes made of translucent glass with LED lights, the structure serves as the city's cultural and conference centre. The building was designed to represent two beached rocks and is the largest such facade in Spain and one of the biggest in the world. A lively array of musical and cultural events takes place here year-round. 2. Playa de la Concha Playa de la Concha is one of the best city beaches in Europe. Tanned and toned bodies spread across the sand throughout the long summer months, when a fiesta atmosphere prevails. The swimming is almost always safe. At night, the view of the bay's twinkling lights and illuminated monuments is magical. 3. Isla de Santa Clara This little island, lying 750m offshore from Playa de la Concha, is accessible by Motoras de la Isla boats that run every half-hour from the fishing port in the summer. At low tide, Isla de Santa Clara gains its own tiny beach, and you can climb its forested paths to a small lighthouse. There are also picnic tables and a summertime kiosk. 4. Tabakalera Tabakalera is a cultural space in a reconfigured tobacco factory from 1913 that is full of art and design. It is also a place for cultural enterprises such as the Basque Film Archive, the Kutxa Foundation, and various galleries and innovative firms. There is an exhibition hall, cinema, and regular line-up of seminars, workshops, discussions, and other events. 5. Parque de Cristina Enea Cristina Enea is a public park, in a key place in San Sebastian. It has become the axis of important facilities and urban and cultural developments, such as the Riberas de Loiola neighbourhood, with the Intermodal Bus and Renfe Station, the Tabakalera International Center for Contemporary Culture, Atotxa, the Palace of Justice, the School of Music, the Zuhaizti pools and the Environmental Resources Center located in the rehabilitated palace of the Duke of Mandas. 6. Plaza de Gipuzkoa This small square, which might be called a plaza, is more like a formal garden park than a city plaza. With its duck pond, flower beds, and many trees, it was designed by French landscape gardener Pierre Ducasse. It includes a large multicolored flower clock, and around Christmas time, a giant nativity scene fills the square. 7. San Telmo Museoa The San Telmo Museoa is one of the best museums in the Basque Country. It has a thought-provoking collection that explores Basque history and culture in all its complexity. Exhibitions are spread between a restored convent dating back to the 16th century and a cutting-edge newer wing that blends into its plant-lined backdrop of Mount Urgull. The collection ranges from historical artefacts to bold fusions of contemporary art. 8. Peine del Viento The Peine del Viento (Wind Comb) sculpture is a symbol of the city, and is the work of the famous Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida and architect Luis Peña Ganchegui. It was installed in 1977, and is made of giant iron shapes anchored by pink granite. The Peine del Viento is spread across three nearby sites, and its powerful but mysterious forms look all the more striking against the wave-battered coastline. If you're looking for a unique and breathtaking piece of artwork, be sure to check out the Peine del Viento sculpture on your next visit to the city San Sebastián is not just a beautiful city with a lot to offer travellers, but the people are friendly and welcoming too! You're sure to have a great time in San Sebastián! Preparation is the key to leisure vacation: Museo San TelmoEl Museo San Telmo es un centro patrimonial y cultural, que se orienta al servicio del turismo, de la educación y de la demanda de ocio cultural.Summer Special: Kendall Jenner’s Tropical Vacation Bikini CollectionKendall wore a skimpy white bikini as she relaxed on the boat with Devin. The two have been inseparable since they started dating last year and it’s clear they are very much in love. Devin even gifted Kendall a diamond necklace for Valentine’s Day this year. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Update on requirements for entering Spain from June 2. 1️⃣Do you come from an EU or Schengen country? Sanitary requirements and controls have been lifted. 2️⃣Do you come from another country? Visit the following link. 👉https://t.co/cqN8Siv1pn#YouDeserveSpain #VisitSpain pic.twitter.com/4lsnxgr1H1 — Spain (@spain) June 3, 2022 Barcelona is a beautiful, vibrant city with plenty to see and do. It's the perfect place to visit if you're looking for a mix of culture, history, and good old-fashioned fun. The city has a great port, plenty of delicious food, and some of the best nightlife in Europe. You'll definitely want to add Barcelona to your travel list! With its stunning architecture, rich culture, and delicious food, you'll fall in love with this city in no time. So what are you waiting for? Maybe some reccommendations: 1. Park Güell Park Güell is a favorite among locals and visitors for its unique design and breathtaking views. The park was designed by Antoni Gaudí and is characterized by its tree-shaped columns, undulating forms, and colorful broken tile mosaics. It is also notable for its location atop a hill in the middle of the city, which provides stunning views of Barcelona.Come explore one of Antoni Gaudi's most beautiful and well-known creations, and enjoy stunning views of the city while you're at it. 2. Museu Picasso Obviously, Museu Picasso is dedicated to the world-renowned artist Pablo Picasso. The museum aims to show the strong emotional bond Picasso had with the city of Barcelona, which was key in his discovery, development, and shaping of his artistic skills. The museum is located in five Medieval palaces and houses 4000 original works by Picasso. 3. Las Rambla & Barcelona Aquarium You can also begin your trip with the Barcelona Aquarium. Swimming with the sharks and other sea creatures by walk through the tunnel.   Afterwards, you'll have free time to explore Las Ramblas and the surrounding city. You can also shop during this time. If you choose the afternoon departure on Thursday, you'll also be able to see the Montjuic Magic Fountain light show. 4. Fundació Joan Miró Catalan painter and sculptor Joan Miró is considered one of the most influential painters in the world from the first half of the 20th century. His work can be seen all over Barcelona, from the 50-meter mosaic he designed in Airport Terminal 2 to the mosaics on La Rambla and the logo of the largest bank in Catalonia, La Caixa. The Fundació Joan Miró, founded by the artist himself in 1975, is a cultural institution that contains Miró’s largest collection and should be part of any first-time visitor’s itinerary. 5. La Catedral Welcome to Barcelona Cathedral! A magnificent building in the heart of the city. The richly decorated main facade, with its gargoyles and stone intricacies, is a unique example of northern European Gothic architecture. You will neeed to pay per entrance of Barcelona Cathedral during tourist visiting hours. However, you can enter for free before 12.30pm (2pm on Sunday), although you will need to pay to visit the choir stalls, Sala Capitular and/or roof. So don't forget to plan your trip wisely! 6. La Sagrada Família The Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família is the most prominent example of Catalan Modernism and a symbol of Barcelona. It was dreamed up by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and is an astounding architectural masterpiece, despite being unfinished and under construction for nearly 140 years. It has become one of the most visited monuments in Spain. 7. Mercat de la Boqueria You haven't truly lived until you've been to Barcelona's most central fresh-produce market. It's an assault on the senses, in the best way possible. You'll be overwhelmed by the sights, smells, and sounds of the market, housed in a beautiful Modernista-influenced building. Even though the market has become more tourist-oriented in recent years, if you venture to the back you'll find the true gems of the market: bountiful fruit and vegetables, and seemingly limitless sea critters, cheeses and meats. Well, no trip to Spain is complete without a visit to Barcelona. This enchanting seaside city is full of culture, with world-class architecture and dining. You won't be disappointed! Maybe you'll need them in some occasions: Travel Safe. Spain - Travel Safe in englishTravelling to Spain? Learn about all the requirements before, during and after your trip to Spain. Come to Spain, we can offer you a safe holidayTravel SafePicasso Museum Barcelona | Official websiteOfficial Picasso museum Barcelona website. The Picasso museum in Barcelona is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Picasso.Official websiteThe Picasso Museum in BarcelonaHave Your Own Travel Baptism in Barcelona9 poolside hotels in Barcelona you might stay,BucktripDewey

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more 🇫🇷 Aujourd'hui c'est la #JournéeInternationaleDuChat ! Bonne journée à nos amis les 🐱 et surtout prenez soin d'eux 🐾 🇬🇧 Today is #InternationalCatDay🐱 Good day to our friends and take care of them! 🐾 📸 https://t.co/PuF2G78shz pic.twitter.com/AZARxcJjAl — La tour Eiffel (@LaTourEiffel) August 8, 2022 France is a country that is known for its cafes, markets, and bistros. These are all places where you can go to experience the culture and plat du jour (dish of the day) . Paris is the capital of France and the largest city in the country. Other major cities in France include Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, and Bordeaux.There are many things to see and do in France. Some of the most popular tourist attractions include the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Palace of Versailles. There are also numerous wine regions throughout the country that are worth visiting. If you are planning a trip to France, be sure to allow plenty of time to explore all that this wonderful country has to offer. 1. Paris Paris is a city that is known for its monuments, museums, bistros, and boutiques. These are all places where you can go to experience the culture and the history. i. Seine River & Eiffel Tower Eiffel Tower is both a global icon of France and one of the most recognizable structures in the world.Why not start your roundtrip cruise on the River Seine ? The cruise begins at the foot of the Eiffel Tower and goes under the bridges of Paris. There are beautiful monuments along the waterway, including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Hotel de Ville, and The Louvre. ii. The Louvre The Louvre Museum is the world's largest art museum, housed in the Louvre Palace in Paris, France. The Louvre Palace was originally built as a fortress in the late 12th century under Philip II, with remnants of the fortress visible in the basement of the museum. The museum now has more than 20,000 pieces of art in its eight curatorial departments: Egyptian Antiquities; Near Eastern Antiquities; Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Antiquities; Islamic Art; Sculpture; Decorative Arts; Paintings; Prints and Drawings. However, there is also a new wave of multimedia galleries, creative wine bars, design shops, and tech start-ups that are worth checking out. If you are planning a trip to Paris, be sure to allow plenty of time to explore all that this wonderful city has to offer. iii. Centre Pompidou Come to Centre Pompidou to see Europe's largest collection of modern and contemporary art. The museum has amazed and delighted visitors ever since it opened in 1977, not just for its outstanding art collection but also for its radical architectural statement. Don't miss the spectacular Parisian panorama from the rooftop. 2. Lyon Lyon has been a commercial, industrial, and banking powerhouse for the past 500 years and is France's third-largest city. It offers urban explorers a wealth of enticing experiences, including outstanding museums, a dynamic cultural life, busy clubbing and drinking scenes, a thriving university, and fantastic shopping. Gourmets can indulge in their wildest gastronomic fantasies in the city's bouchons. Be sure to sample some of the city's specialties in a bouchon, the quintessential Lyon experience: i. Cathédrale St-Jean-Baptiste Lyon's partly Romanesque cathedral, whose Flamboyant Gothic facade was completed in 1480 (and recently renovated), is decorated with 280 square stone medallions. Inside, the highlight is the astronomical clock in the north transept, and a small but impressive collection of sacred artworks is housed in the adjoining treasury. ii. Lyon Confluence Lyon is continuing its transformation with the Confluence district, which used to be an area of abandoned warehouses and urban blight. The 150-hectare district has been revamped with cutting-edge architecture, new shops, restaurants, high-end lodging, and one groundbreaking new museum.  It's set in a jaw-dropping architectural work of geometric forms in glass and steel, right at the meeting of the Rhône and the Saône. 3. Bordeaux Bordeaux is a world-famous wine region in southwestern France. The city is also a major port city on the Garonne River. The region is known for its production of red wine, made with the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes. The Bordeaux wine region produces about one-fifth of all the wine in France. So don't miss your wine tasting trip: i. La Cité du Vin La Cité du Vin is a must-visit for anyone interested in learning more about wine. The contemporary building is shaped like a wine decanter and is situated on the banks of the River Garonne. There are 20 themed sections that cover all aspects of wine, from vine cultivation and grape varieties to wine production and trade. You can also learn about 21st-century wine trends and famous personalities. ii. Place de la Bourse Place de la Bourse is Bordeaux's most iconic square, which is known for its elegance and symmetry. The square opened up the historic center of the city to the River Garonne. The square is home to the Palais de la Bourse, which is the city's shipping exchange, and the Hôtel des Fermes, which houses the king's tax collectors. No matter you're interested in exploring the country's rich history and culture, or simply want to relax and enjoy the scenery, France won't bored you,but you'll need more than just a few days to truly experience all that this amazing country has to offer. These may help you in some way: France.fr - Discover an unexpected France embraced and enjoyed by those who make it what it isUnexpected and full of exuberant life, France is even more than you could ever imagine. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Japan is a country with a rich cultural heritage dating back centuries, which can be experienced by visitors through traditional arts, crafts, architecture, and cuisine, include calligraphy, origami, ikebana, and kimono and for sure, matcha and sushi. Japan is probably the easiest place to get around. You can do a whole trip using nothing but its immaculate, efficient public transport. The shinkansen (bullet train) network now runs all the way from the southern tip of Kyūshū (the southernmost of Japan's major islands) up to Hokkaidō (its northernmost), and reasonably priced rail passes make it affordable. Major cities have subway networks that are signposted in English and these days we're seeing and hearing more English all over. But if getting off the beaten track and outside your comfort zone is what you're after, you can have that experience, too. There are so many amazing places to visit in Japan! You could even spend a lifetime sampling the country’s delights, but some towns and sights are staples; core ingredients to any great Japan trip. Well, here’s few of the best places to visit in Japan: 1. Tokyo: Best for contemporary culture There's no place quite like Tokyo. It's a city forever reaching into the future, pushing the boundaries of what's possible on densely populated, earthquake-prone land, adding ever taller, sleeker structures. It's Japan's top spot for contemporary art and architecture, pop culture, shopping, drinking and entertainment (and a tie with Kyoto for dining). i. Ghibli Museum Ghibli Museum is the heart of the Studio Ghibli world, a beloved (even 'adored') film studio responsible for classic, critically-acclaimed animated titles like Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Ponyo and Princess Mononoke, among countless others. Unlike Disney World, this is a museum, not a theme park, but the levels of fandom on show are likely to be just as intense. ii. Shibuya Crossing Shibuya crossing is rumoured to be the busiest intersection in the world. With hundreds of people crossing at a time, it is a sight to see. To get the best vantage point, head to the Starbucks on the second level of the nearby QFRONT building and look down. iii. teamLab Borderless The teamLab Borderless Museum is an art museum like no other- where art and the viewer become one. With 60 different interactive artworks, this museum is a fantasy world come to life. From the Crystal World, to the Athletics Forest, teamLab Borderless Museum will never disappoints its audiences. But more than any one sight, it's the city itself that enchants visitors. It's a sprawling, organic thing, stretching as far as the eye can see. Always changing, and with a diverse collection of neighborhoods, no two experiences of it are ever the same. 2. Kyoto: Best for traditional experiences Kyoto, Japan's imperial capital for a thousand years, gained more than a thousand temples  including the monumental Kinkaku-ji and the meditative Ryōan-ji. Kyoto is also known for the culture of tea, the art of the geisha, and its rich food culture, including kaiseki. Despite Japan's overall modernization, many traditional arts and crafts are still alive in Kyoto. This is due in part to Kyoto's roots as the country's cultural capital. As such, wandering the streets downtown will reveal many historic shops selling traditional goods like tofu, washi (Japanese handmade paper), tea, lacquerware, chazutsu (tea canisters), and noren (hanging curtains). i. Fushimi Inari-Taisha Fushimi Inari is a vast shrine complex consisting of five shrines sprawled across the wooded slopes of Inari-san. It is one of Japan's most popular shrines and is the head shrine for some 40,000 Inari shrines scattered throughout the country. The walk around the upper precincts of the shrine is a pleasant day hike. It is also very eerie in the late afternoon and early evening when the various graveyards and miniature shrines along the path take on a mysterious air. ii. Nishiki Market Nishiki Market is a place where locals go to buy ingredients for Kyoto cuisine. It is narrow and can get crowded, so it is best to visit early or later in the afternoon. Many stores give out free samples, but it is considered impolite to eat while walking. You should also ask before taking pictures. iii. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove The bamboo grove is most atmospheric near Ōkōchi Sansō villa. Since the grove is free to enter, you can just chilling and take some pictures. If you prefer less crowded bamboo forest, remember to visit early in the morning or on a weekday. 3. Mt Fuji: Best for views and pilgrimages Mt Fuji is an incredibly beautiful and awe-inspiring mountain, especially when seen up close. The perfectly symmetrical cone-shape of the mountain is something that many people admire, and the views from the summit at dawn are simply magical. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people make the pilgrimage up the mountain as part of a centuries-old tradition. For those who don't want to make the climb up Mt Fuji, there are other less-daunting peaks nearby that offer just as spectacular views. Whether you're interested in exploring the country's natural beauty, learning about its fascinating culture, or simply indulging in its delicious food, Japan is sure to offer an unforgettable experience. They may help you in some way: Travel back in Showa in Kyoto10 Japanese style resorts in Kyoto you wouldn’t leave.BucktripDeweyStay Warm and Cozy in Japan10 Best Hotels in Japan.BucktripKen Sun10 Photography Skills that will Make you Insta-famous!Instagram Lover shouldn’t miss! Here are some tips that will make your photo more attractive to double-tap!BucktripMELO Baldwin

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Go to Prague and not recognize Old Town? That’s simply impossible! The historic center on the right bank of the Vltava River is full of important monuments, and you will find here souvenir markets, great restaurants, luxury shops and designer hotels. pic.twitter.com/3QMMjl9QUS — Visit Czech Republic (@VisitCZ) August 6, 2022 Prague, one of the most beautiful and historic cities in Europe, it's situated on the Vltava River. The capital of the Czech Republic is full of beautiful architecture, from Gothic to Renaissance, and has a rich history dating back over a thousand years. You can enjoy its many museums and galleries, as well as its lively nightlife. You will probably have some struggles on the season to travel, but no worries! Here is some suggestions to explore the historical capital of Bohemia in different seasons. Things to Do in Prague This Spring: As the weather gets warmer in the spring, Prague comes to life so thata you can enjoy the city's top attractions without the summer crowds. Take advantage of the good weather to cruise the streets on an e-scooter, enjoy a tour of top eateries, and visit the Bohemian countryside. Here are some ways to enjoy spring in Prague: 1. Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland National Park On this day trip to Bohemian Switzerland National Park, you can immerse yourself in the nature of Northern Bohemia. This small-group tour takes you south of Prague to the border of the Czech Republic and Germany, and puts you smack in the middle of Central Europe's most beautiful landscapes. Sail on a gondola-style boat down the river, walk along the Elbe River, and gawk at the views offered by The Bastei rock formation. 2. Vltava River Cruise & Prague Castle In the spring of Prague, you can enjoy lunch and a relaxing cruise by Vltava River. Along with the cruise, you'll take a panoramic city tour and a walking tour around the exterior of UNESCO-listed Prague Castle. After having a chilling lunch, you can conyinue the day trip by taking a leisurely sightseeing cruise, passing the Charles Bridge as you enjoy complimentary refreshments. Things to Do in Prague This Fall: Fall is a great time to visit Prague. You'll find fewer crowds and more manageable ticket lines than during the peak summer season. And if you don't mind slightly chilly days, you can balance indoor and outdoor activities, biking when the sun shines and tucking into a hearty meal when the weather turns. Take a look on the suggestions for fall in Prague: 3. Prague on bike With a bike, you'll get to know the various faces of Prague on the ride to the charming Castle District and Old Town, and up onto Letna Park. Absorb the city views from this hilltop park before winding downhill through the pretty baroque streets of the Lesser Town. Bring yourselves some snacks, so that during the exposure to Prague’s history and culture , you can take a break and stop to refuel. 4. Dinner with Mozart Experiences concert-dinner in Prague, you can relish the music of Mozart over dinner. Relax into the historical Boccaccio Ballroom with Czech dinner as you hear arias and duets from operas such as 'The Magic Flute' and 'Don Giovanni.' Interludes are performed by two singers and five musicians from Czech opera houses. Things to Do in Prague This Winter: Take advantage of discounted accommodations and world-class Christmas markets, so that's why is another great time to visit Prague. Without the throngs of travelers you’d find in the summer, you can easily book a guided tour, visit the city's top sights, and head to the mountains for some skiing. Here's how to make the best of winter in Prague: 5. Prague Christmas Market The Czech Republic's biggest and best Christmas markets are in Prague. Locals and visitors browse the stalls for gifts and souvenirs, the city’s landmarks are illuminated by bright twinkling lights, and the heady scent of hot mulled wine fills the air. Visit the markets on a walking tour to weave in and out of the stalls, learn about centuries of Czech history, and see top sights such as the baroque Cernin Palace, the Charles Bridge, and the 12th-century Strahov Monastery. 6. Traditional Czech Folklore Show Experience the Czech Republic's culture by taking part in a traditional Czech folklore show, and see a side of the Prague missed by many visitors. Sit down to a traditional Czech Christmas meal of turkey breast with chestnut stuffing and apple strudel, then relax and enjoy a performance of traditional music, song, and dance. The city expresses itself differently in varying seasons, if you found the options above still indecisive, here is also some reccommendations for you that suitable through the whole year. Prague is a feast for the eyes, with fairytale castles, soaring spires, and charming cobbled streets that wind their way through city squares. Among the highlights are historic monuments and the picturesque islands along the Vltava River. The city is also home to many fascinating museums—here are a few of the favorites. Things to Do in Prague thoughout the Year: 7. Lego Museum The Lego Museum is one of Prague’s most family-friendly attractions so please book your tickets in advance to guarantee entry. The museum exhibits a vast collection of Lego that depicts scenes from Harry Potter and Star Wars, in addition to showcasing iconic Czech structures such as Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. Prague's favorite drink is beer and records show that this beverage was produced in Bohemia as early as 859 AD. The Czechs drink more beer per capita than any other country in the world. Some classic Czech brands include Staropramen, Budvar, Gambrinus, and the dark Kelt. The most famous beer from the Czech Republic is Pilsner Urquell, which has been brewed in Pilsen since 1295. Most of the beer produced in the Czech Republic today are lagers. You can tour some of the breweries and taste the beer for yourself. 8. Cheers in Czech If you're also one of the beer lovers, a beer tasting tour is definitely unmissable trip to you! Taking a beer tasting session in Prague with guide is the perfect way to sample some of the best Czech beers. Your friendly local guide will explain the most important aspects of professional beer tasting and tell you all about the beer brewing traditions in the Czech Republic. You'll leave the tour an expert on pilsners, porters, and everything in between! Hope you find it useful: Stay Relax After Work in Prague7 hotels in Prague good for business travel.BucktripDeweyYou Need Some Recharge in Prague.8 bistros you should try in Prague.BucktripDeweySpring Family Trip Tips & TricksPlanning a spring trip with your kids? 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more 2022 is one huge year of celebrations and events in Britain 🙌 With so much going on, let our poem tell the story of all that is in store ❤️#LoveGreatBritain pic.twitter.com/cEDs7neoGf — VisitBritain 🇬🇧 (@VisitBritain) June 26, 2022 Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, United Kingdom is renowned for its rich history, from the Roman occupation to the Tudor dynasty, as well as its green and pleasant countryside. Whether you’re here for a short break or a longer holiday, you’re sure to find plenty to see and do. London as the capital of the UK as well as one of the most populous cities in the world. It's also one of the most vibrant and exciting cities, with a rich history and culture, and plenty of things to explore. From Camden’s punky vibe to leafy Hampstead Heath and historic Big Ben, London’s incomparable blend of influences, traditions and history make it an unmissable destination for travellers. 1. The Big Ben As one of the most prominent symbols of both London and the UK, the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London, nicknamed Big Ben, is a MUST visit spot, or at least take a photo with the clock tower. Get your culture fix at world-renowned venues like the Natural History Museum or savour award-winning cuisines in Chinatown, Little Venice and Brick Lane.   2. Little Venice Little Venice is a picturesque neighbourhood in London, known for its canals and colourful houseboats. It's a great place to take a stroll, relax by the water, and watch the world go by.There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants in the area, so you can stop for a coffee or bite to eat. And if you're looking for something to do in the evening, there are a few bars and pubs in Little Venice that are perfect for a drink or two. Fans of mystery won't like to miss the opportunity to involve themselves in the mysteries of the Victorian. 3. 221B Baker Street Super Sleuth Sherlock Holmes made his residence, from 1881 to 1904, at one of the world’s most famous addresses, 221B Baker Street, London.  Want to escape the London bustle, step back in time, and enter Victorian curiosities, and many of the objects, letters and characters from Sherlock Holmes’ most famous cases, then visit the Official Home of Sherlock Holmes now! It's not the end of the of time travel, let's jump back into the Gothic period and enjoy the art of English Gothic. 4. Westminster Abbey Westminster Abbey has a rich history of royal coronations, burials, and weddings, making it one of the most identifiable churches in the world. People worldwide watched the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, which was held at Westminster Abbey in April 2011. The Abbey is also a great study in the phases of English Gothic art, as it has been renovated and added to over the past nine centuries. Meet your bookseller at Notting Hill though you can't expect he or she looks similar to Hugh Grant or Julia Roberts. 5. Notting Hill Notting Hill is a neighborhood in west London that is known for its colorful houses and lively market. The neighborhood is also home to the Portobello Road Market, which is one of the largest and most famous markets in London. Notting Hill is a popular tourist destination for its many attractions, including the market, the houses, and the nearby Hyde Park. Well, you can stop your time travel but keep discover two million years of human history and culture, cause the British Museum is ready for you. 6. British Museum The British Museum was once the museum of the British Empire, the empire on which the sun never sets, it has one of the largest collections of artifacts in the world. The collection is representative of the cultures of every continent, and it is one of the most comprehensive collections of artifacts in the world. Last but not least, stop by Wembley Stadium, one of the most popular tourist destinations, before your London trip ends. 7. Wembley Stadium Wembley Stadium is the largest stadium in the United Kingdom and the second-largest stadium in Europe. The stadium located in Wembley, in the London Borough of Brent, and it is home to the England national football team.  It's also the site of the annual FA Cup final, which is the most prestigious football competition in England. Satisfy your inner shopaholic with vintage finds in Portobello Road or catch the latest bands at legendary venues like Wembley Stadium. Whether you want to watch some of the world’s finest acting talent in the West End, spot squirrels in Royal Parks or soak up the scenery in Greenwich with a pint of local ale, Britain’s biggest city has it all – and then some! 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Even if you are already outside Canada, situations related to safety and security at your destination can change at the drop of a hat. For up-to-date information on your destination: https://t.co/LaO2Tm00SI pic.twitter.com/5BMPzhTbl4 — Travel.gc.ca (@TravelGoC) July 11, 2022 If you're looking for a vacation destination that has it all, look no further than Canada. With something for everyone, Canada is a great place to visit no matter what your interests are. From the bustling cities to the stunning natural scenery, you'll find plenty to explore in Canada. Our most recommended things to do in Canada: 1. Journey Behind the Falls: Niagara Falls One of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada, Niagara Falls is a must-see for anyone visiting the country. And it's easy to see why – the falls are simply stunning. But Niagara Falls is more than just a pretty face. The area around the falls is also home to a vibrant nightlife, with plenty of bars and clubs to keep you entertained. There's also a range of great restaurants, so you'll never go hungry. 2.  Voyage to the Turquoise Lakes: Banff National Park Looking for a great family-friendly activity? Banff National Park is the perfect destination for a family trip!  With its stunning scenery and abundance of activities, Banff National Park ensures to offer all the family members a unforgettable experience. The kids will love exploring the many hiking trails, while the adults can take in the breathtaking views. And when you're all tired out from a day of exploring, you can relax in one of the park's many hotels or campgrounds. 3. Adventure to Meeting Victorian: Charlottetown Undoubtedly, Charlottetown is the perfect destination for a romantic getaway. With its quaint streets and Victorian architecture, the city has a truly charming atmosphere. There are plenty of great things to do in Charlottetown, from taking a horse-drawn carriage ride to exploring the many museums and art galleries. And of course, no trip to Charlottetown would be complete without sampling the local seafood. 4. Hustle and Bustle of the City : Toronto Looking to get away from the hustle and bustle?  Toronto is waiting right here! From museums and art galleries to the CN Tower and the Toronto Zoo, there's plenty to see and do. And, if you're looking for a great night out, you'll find plenty of options for that too. Toronto is home to a vibrant nightlife, with plenty of bars and clubs to keep you entertained. 5. Thrilling and Chilling on the Peninsula: The Capilano Suspension Bridge From Stanley Park and the Vancouver Aquarium to the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Granville Island,  Vancouver is just another city that never let you down! The Capilano Suspension Bridge is one of Vancouver's most popular tourist attractions. The bridge spans 450 feet (140 m) across and 230 feet (70 m) above Capilano River, and is the longest and highest suspension bridge in Canada. The bridge is open year-round, and there are a number of ways to enjoy it. You can walk across the bridge, take a guided tour, or even zip line across the river! 6. Hop-on Hop-off in Ottawa : Parliament Hill Ottawa is the capital city of Canada, and is located in the province of Ontario. The city is home to a number of national landmarks and attractions, such as Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal, and the Canadian Museum of Nature. If you're visiting Ottawa, you have to check out Parliament Hill. Parliament Hill is the seat of the Canadian government, and is one of the city's most popular tourist attractions.The Hill is open year-round, and there are a number of ways to enjoy it. You can take a guided tour, explore the Parliament buildings, or even watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony. So what are you waiting for? Come and explore all that Canada has to offer! Run people RUN: Banff National Park Tourism - Destination Guide for Banff, AlbertaPlan your vacation to Banff National Park - the Canadian Rockies authority for accommodations, things to do, webcams, maps and guides.Banff National ParkYou can also have Your Bibimbap in Vancouver as Well!9 Best Korean Food Restaurants in Vancouver.BucktripDewey ShermanBuon Appetito in Ottawa10 stunning Italian restaurants in Ottawa.BucktripDewey Sherman

Before you leave, you might all kinds of romantic imagination about Europe... However, after you arrive in Europe and live there for a period of time, you will find that living here is a bit different from what you had imagined. Of course, Europe has its lovely places, but at the same time, there are some aspects that are very different from our way of life or habits, so it is hard to adapt to them at once. The following will share the daily life in Europe from accommodation, food, walking and leisure, so that you can understand and adapt to the European culture. Accommodation 1. Indoor Heating in Winter Winter in Europe is really cold, so most hotels and hostels are equipped with heaters, some even have floor heaters, which is very thoughtful. However, you should be careful to take out the food that will melt in the suitcase when it gets hot, otherwise your suitcase and food are likely to be scrapped. I didn't know that the floor in the hotel was heated, and that night I had chocolates in my suitcase and laid it flat on the floor. The next day, the whole row of chocolates melted, which was a painful lesson. Therefore, when you go to Europe in winter, you should pay attention to the location of indoor heating equipment and move things that are easy to melt away from the heated area or put them directly into the refrigerator. 2. The shower room is a bit narrow The showers in some European accommodations are small, especially in countries with higher prices. The narrow space can barely accommodate one person, and even turning around is not an option, plus you will bump into the surroundings if you don't move. If you want to take a more comfortable bath, remember to look at the photos of the restrooms and guest reviews when booking your stay. 3. Accommodation does not always have a lift Usually when you go to Europe, you will bring a big suitcase to put your clothes for a week or longer trips. If you choose a small hotel or hostel, it is very likely that there is only a staircase. If the hotel you stayed at only had wooden stairs, most likely you will need to pull your suitcase through, and it would make a squeaking sound. It’s so loud you might even worry that the stairs would collapse while you were trying to carry your luggage upstairs. The whole trip to Europe was to repeatedly move your luggage up and down the stairs, and you will become very strong afterwards. Diet 4. Tap Water is Drinkable In most European countries, tap water is not boiled and can be consumed directly. In addition to drinking water from the tap at home, local people also drink water from street water fountains or fountains. Since everyone's stomach and intestines are different, you have to judge your own risk before drinking. Of all the countries, Swiss tap water seems to be the best because it is the easiest to drink and does not have a bitter taste. 5. Restaurant water is not always free When you order from a foreign restaurant, the waiter will always ask if you want water. You'll think they're asking for free water, so you'll ask for it. As a result, when you get to pay, you'll see the bill for 3 euros for a glass of water. This will be the most expensive water you've ever had, and it's tap water. If you don't want to order such expensive water, remember to ask the waiter cheekily if it's free. Because some restaurants charge for water, the average cup is 1-3 euros. 6. Uneven streets When you first walk down the streets of Europe, you will see that the ground is made up of bricks of different sizes and heights, which is very European. This is very different from the concrete streets in many countries. However, when you carry your suitcase, it will ruin the romantic European style and you will miss our flat concrete road. Especially when you are in a hurry, it is very difficult to drag your luggage on the uneven streets. It is recommended that you bring a suitcase of 26 inches or less to Europe, otherwise you will not be able to walk. 7. Train doors requires a button to open You might be used to the subway doors opening automatically, but some of the subways or trains in Europe do not open automatically. Usually there is a button or a hand button on the side of the door, and you have to press the button to open it. I guess the reason is to keep the temperature of the train compartment moderate, because it is very cold in winter and a cold wind will blow when you open the door. In addition, not all passengers get off at every stop, so the doors are opened only when passengers need them, which reduces the number of times the cold wind blows into the car. But the first time you go there, you won't know you have to press the button and almost won't be able to get off the train. Leisure 8. Shops close very early European life has always given people a very leisurely and relaxed feeling, because they mostly focus on work life balance, so most stores close early. Europe is divided into summer and winter time, winter they will be earlier, may be about 4 o'clock after work. On Sundays and holidays, they don't even open. Most of the stores in the mall were not open on Christmas Day. This is very different from our 24-hour convenience stores and supermarkets that are open all year round. When going to some remote areas, it is best to stock up on food first, as supermarkets in Europe may be closed on Sundays. 9. Museums have checkrooms Most museums in Europe have cloak rooms where visitors can put down their backpacks and heavy clothing. Some even make it mandatory for visitors to put their luggage and hats in the cloak room before they can enter, probably because they are afraid of bringing too much stuff to damage the exhibits. In addition to museums, opera houses also make it mandatory for visitors to put their belongings in the cloakroom. Therefore, it is necessary to arrive 15 minutes earlier to watch a large exhibition or opera to reserve time to queue up for the cloakroom for personal belongings. Others 10. Pay to go to the restroom You never know when you'll have to pay to use the restroom. In some public places in Europe, or even some restaurants, you might have to pay to use the facilities. There are usually staff or gates at the entrance of the restrooms, so you can pay cash or get in with a restaurant receipt. It's always a good idea to bring change with you, just in case. If you want to save money, try to go to places like the museum or restaurant, where you won't have to pay extra. 11. Bring your own lock There are usually three situations where you need a lock. First, when you put your luggage on the luggage rack on the train, it is best to use a lock to secure your luggage to the rack to prevent others from taking it by mistake or stealing it. Secondly, when you put your luggage in the locker in a hostel, you should lock it with a lock. Because hostels may not necessarily provide locks for free, so bring your own without spending extra money to buy with the hostel. Third, when storing your luggage in the mini storage, you need to buy another lock to lock the door, so you don't have to pay for it. Hope the above 11 things to take note for European trips can make your trip to Europe easier! 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