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NAPLES (NAPOLI) Italy’s third-largest city, Naples (pop. 1,000,000) is also its most chaotic shouting merchants flood markets, and summer traffic jams clog the broiling city. Striving to shed its …
BOLOGNA Home to Europe’s oldest university and rich, flavorful cuisine, Bologna (pop.500,000) has been known since ancient times as the grassa (fat) and dotta (learned) city. Today, academic liberalism …
MAASTRICHT Situated on a narrow strip of land between Belgium and Germany, Maastricht’s strategic location has made it a frequent target of military conquest throughout history. More recently, however, …
SLIGO Since the beginning of the 20th century, Sligo has seen a literary pilgrimage of William Butler Yeats devotees; the poet spent summers in town as a child and …
CZECH REPUBLIC ESSENTIALS DOCUMENTS AND FORMALITIES VISAS. Citizens of Ireland, New Zealand, and the US may visit the Czech Republic without visas for up to 90 days, UK citizens …
Italy: THE LAKE COUNTRY When Italy’s monuments and museums start blurring together, escape to the natural beauty of the northern Lake Country, where clear waters lap the encircling mountains. …
Travel to Granada FOOD Cheap North African cuisine can be found around the Albaicln, while more typical menu fare awaits in PI. Nueva and PI. Trinidad. The adventurous eat …
PORTUGAL In the era of Christopher Columbus, Vasco da Gama, and Magellan, Portugal was one of the world’s most powerful nations, ruling a wealthy empire that stretched from Africa …
SWITZERLAND (SCHWEIZ, SUISSE, SVIZZERA) The unparalleled natural beauty of Switzerland entices outdoor enthusiasts from around the globe to romp in its Alpine playground. Three-fifths of the country is dominated …
SEVILLE (SEVILLA) Site of a Roman acropolis, capital of the Moorish empire, focal point of the Spanish Renaissance, and guardian of traditional Andalusian culture, the charming and romantic Seville …