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The Galician Viewpoint You Reach by a Path Hung Over the Sea

A hundred wooden steps coiling over the Atlantic, a pre-Roman mine and a legend of 35 massacred Templars. Some places...

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Why Paris in June Belongs to Everyone: The City That Packs More Into a Month Than You Can See

From Roland Garros to jazz cellars hidden in narrow alleys - the real Paris isn't in the attractions but in...

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The Canadian City Where Off Campus Is Filmed: Vancouver Between Ocean, Mountains, and Glass

There are cities that look made up for a movie - and then it turns out they really exist. A...

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The Town That Birthed Lacoste and Survived the Middle Ages Untouched: Troyes, an Hour and a Half From Paris

The best-preserved medieval town in France, which invented the trend before the magazines packaged it. An alley so narrow the...

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A City in a Single Building: 770 Rooms, an Underground River, and Tunnels Hidden by Buckingham Palace

Behind the most famous balcony in the world stands a 77,000-square-meter building with a pool, an ATM, 350 clocks, and...

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The Palace in Copenhagen Where Law and Crown Share an Address: Christiansborg Up Close

Under one roof sit parliament, the prime minister and the Supreme Court - and in the same halls a king...

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The Island Where the Signs Are French and the Air Smells Italian: A Corsica You Drive, Not Fly Over

Impossible roads, hidden coves and a town clinging to cliffs 70 meters above the sea. The most beautiful places are...

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The City Spain Chose for the World Cup: Chattanooga, a Railway Legend That Became a Green Story

While everyone looks toward New York and Mexico City, the Spaniards settled in a city with a world-class pedestrian bridge...

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Six European Markets Worth a Whole Trip: Flowers, Cheese and Bread That Smell of Summer

There's a way to get to know a city no tour can replace - get up early and go to...

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The Place an Hour From Granada Where People Have Lived Underground for Centuries - and Wouldn't Trade It for Anything

15,000 inhabited caves, a temperature of 18 degrees year-round with no electricity bill, and a landscape like another planet. Guadix...

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A Medieval Walled Town 90 Minutes From Paris - and Almost No One Knows About It

Provins was once France's third-largest city, today a forgotten UNESCO gem. Eight centuries of walls, towers and underground galleries -...

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The City Between Ocean and Mountains Where the Cameras Keep Coming Back: Why Vancouver Is Worth the Trip

The student world of one romantic series is made up of real pieces of a single city. In half an...

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