It was an opportunity just beckoning to explore the historic old city of Bordeaux that the Fathers of the Enlightenment once called home. Even if just for 24 hours. Preserved architectural beauties and landmarks; the people-watching at local pockets of nightlife and the city’s iconic limestone buildings glowing by the cobblestone as the sunset held off until well into the night. And, oui, oui, there is also the wine.
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New York’s Hudson Valley stretches deep into the region like a vast backyard, whether from our half-open fried concrete cities or the new normal on rural hybrid Main Street.
A healthy dose of easy-to-access, but well-earned escape in a cautiously optimistic post-pandemic time was just the thing to lift our longing adventurous spirits.
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Touted by some as “the bright side of the bay,” historical Oakland, California is also seen as existing in the shadow of San Francisco.
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Sophisticated-Bohemian Flair
Busting out of a hyper-focused pandemic slumber, it’s been a joy to see this collective release of pent-up tension from so many stir-crazy friends across the map.
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Upon entering New York City’s SPYSCAPE, the first of its kind spy-themed museum, mystery was in the air. Indeed, intrigue is the core of the concept of the high-tech interactive immersion experience into the world of espionage.
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Driving up to Ringvassøya, one of Norway’s Arctic Circle islands in Lapland, the light became sparse along the increasingly winding roads but for the glowing villages sinking further into the distance.
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When talk of a river cruise exploring vineyards, history, and culture along the banks of Bordeaux, France on acclaimed AmaWaterways’ Taste of Bordeaux excursion presented itself, there was little to think about before signing on.
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There is no playing second fiddle for Hamburg, Germany.
The city is up there when it comes to the highly notable in Europe’s symphony of musical history cities, and as the country’s second-largest city, it exists as a major hub that continues to boast a thriving music scene with a diverse appeal, lots of musical history, and many other diversions to explore.
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Say the name Bimini and you kind of want to say it again. Maybe even sing it. It’s a fun word, and Bimini’s a fun place to visit with laid-back culture and great nautical adventure abound.
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Following its Tricentennial and wildly popular 50th anniversary Jazz Fest celebration, New Orleans continues evolving with another renaissance featuring some of today’s top trends and re-imagined old ones.
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