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Flamenco is one of the most famous forms of Spanish music. It is mostly played on the guitar and accompanied by singing and dancing. This UNESCO-protected cultural tradition finds its hub in Barcelona in the form of the Los Tarantos Barcelona. Tarantos provides an intimate setting that perfectly complements the intensity of flamenco. This article … Read more
Lilly Reich and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe collaborated on the design of the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion, also known as the Barcelona Pavilion. It is more than just a building! The Pavilion is a complex in which the interior fuses with the architectural landscape of its surroundings to form a single entity. After … Read more
Celebrated French chef Thierry Marx masterfully leads Madame Brasserie, which is located on the second floor of the iconic Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower restaurant offers breathtaking panoramic views of Paris and is a favorite among tourists and locals looking for an unforgettable meal. Madame Brasserie’s menu combines traditional French flavors with a modern twist, … Read more
Paris has been around for more than 2,000 years and is also known as ‘city of love’ and ‘city of lights.’ It is a magical city known to cast an unbreakable spell on every first-time visitor. If its tourist attractions are to go by, Paris is grand, beautiful, and pure art. It has grand attractions … Read more
Snuggled up in the Eiffel Tower’s stunning iron frame are two treats for food lovers – Eiffel Tower restaurants Madame Brasserie and Le Jules Verne. Dining at one of these exquisite restaurants is a unique opportunity because of its high location, the tasty Parisian cuisine, and the stunning views. Tourists step into these restaurants all … Read more
Sant Pau Art Nouveau in Barcelona was a hospital until 2009, but it is now a popular tourist attraction. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is considered the largest Art Nouveau complex in the world. The site is now a museum and an arts venue with 12 pavilions, gardens, underground galleries, colorful flourishes, etc. This article … Read more
The Miami Speedboat Tour is an adventure beginning in the heart of Downtown Miami, within Bayside Marketplace. It offers a unique sightseeing experience to customers from all over the world, with both public tours and private charters available on a daily basis. The company has grown from having only one Thriller vessel to operating three … Read more
Lion Country Safari, located in West Palm Beach, is a leading tourism destination in Palm Beach County, providing a unique and affordable opportunity to explore the largest drive-through safari in Florida. Lion Country Safari spans nearly 600 acres of natural area and is home to hundreds of animals. It is believed to be the first … Read more
The Jungle Queen Riverboat has been sailing the waterways of Fort Lauderdale for more than 80 years, since 1935. Jungle Queen Riverboat is famous for the way they treat their guests, navigate the, at times, narrow riverways, and create an entertaining atmosphere for everyone on board. This cruise takes visitors around the city’s most notable … Read more
The Miami Seaquarium is a 38-acre oceanarium located on Virginia Key Island in Biscayne Bay. Founded in 1955, it is one of the oldest oceanariums in the United States and attracts over 500,000 visitors annually. The oceanarium houses one of the largest collections of marine animals in the world, with over 10,000 specimens, including mammals, … Read more
Thames River Cruises are a popular way to explore London’s famous river and see some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. There are several routes that Thames River Cruises take, depending on the operator and the length of the tour. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, there’s something for everyone, from relaxed lunch cruises … Read more
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is a unique attraction in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. It was designed by Sir Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond and was built for the 2012 London Olympics. It stands 114.5 meters (375.6 feet) tall and is the tallest sculpture in the United Kingdom. Built out of 2000 tons of … Read more
Montserrat is a beautiful mountain 60 km (37 miles) from Barcelona. The gorgeous Montserrat Monastery is on top of it. Tourists visit Montserrat for multiple reasons: – To see the beautiful multi-peaked rock formations – To visit the Monastery & Museum – To seek the blessings of Our Lady of Montserrat, the patron saint of … Read more
Get an insight into the history of time and space, along with the finest views of London’s skyline. The Royal Observatory Greenwich is a part of the Royal Museums Greenwich, a collection of four museums – National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark, Queen’s House, and Royal Observatory Greenwich. The observatory was created for the advancement of … Read more
Kew Gardens is the largest botanical garden in the world, with more than 50,000 living plants, installations, walkaways, and Victorian decor. Spanning more than 300 acres of land, the Kew Gardens have been deemed a World Heritage Sight. For an attraction this huge, having only one entrance for all visitors is not practical. So, the … Read more
Imagine a place where the magic of nature comes alive for your young adventurers through lively and interactive spaces specifically designed for them. A playground for children between two and 12, equivalent to 40 tennis courts, and home to over 100 mature trees, the Children’s Garden at Kew Gardens offers a delightful journey through … Read more
Palau de la Musica Catalana in Barcelona is a concert hall built between 1905 and 1908 by Lluís Domènech I Montaner, a famous modernist-style architect. It depicts the modernist movement representing the city’s architectural and cultural characteristics. It is a UNESCO-awarded architecture built to encourage the appreciation of music, especially choir singing, and the sharing … Read more
There is no doubt that the Kew Gardens has its natural charm year-round. But when it is Christmas time, nothing can match the illuminating beauty of the Kew Gardens in London. The iconic Royal Botanical Garden transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle of lights, art installations, and festive cheer. Father Christmas comes down at Kew, dancing … Read more
St Paul’s Cathedral is undoubtedly one of the most famous sights you’ll come across in London. With a dome dominating the London skyline since 1710, and a crypt spanning the entire cathedral’s footprint, this Anglican church is synonymous with Britain’s identity and culture St. Paul’s Cathedral started as a small 7th century church in AD … Read more
The London Postal Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history of communication. This unique museum is dedicated to the story of the world’s first social network, the postal service. From the five-wheeled cycles to rockets and an escaped lioness, the Postal Museum is full of incredible tales. This article covers everything … Read more