Sydney on Foot
It’s one of the world’s great port and beach cities, and Sydney also offers plenty of opportunities for those who want to put on their hiking boots and see nature…
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Cuba’s Second City
To discover Cuba, it helps to get away from Havana and explore a city that’s often been at the heart of the country’s change and drama. Ask anybody what defines…
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Breathe in Cologne
The city, famed for its namesake scent and imposing cathedral, also offers the friendly face of Germany. Cologne isn’t like the rest of Germany. Sure, it boasts many of the…
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Hidden No More
Western tourists are discovering Cambodia more and more – but if you know where to look, it’s still possible to have an off-the-beaten-path experience. Ten years ago, Siem Reap –…
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Drink It In
Portugal’s picture perfect haven ages like a fine (fortified) wine. The city that birthed the ever-popular drink port inevitably has a lot to live up to. Anyone who’s enjoyed the…
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Beyond the Mouse
Here at Fort Lauderdale Magazine, we have no quarrel with Disney World. But with school getting out and people looking for fun trips around the state, we’ve got a few…
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A Wee Dram
In Speyside, endulge in some of the best whisky and grub that Scotland has to offer. What do Kate Moss and Queen Victoria have in common? No, it’s not a…
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Only in Japan
From serene shrines to ultra-modern fashion and gaming to cuisine that favors the bold, there’s no place like Tokyo. Japan can conjure up images of futuristic bullet trains and skyscrapers…
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Lake Effect
Nestled in the foothills of the Alps in Northern Italy, Lake Como is truly the aquatic paradise its A-list guests make it out to be. What do George Clooney, Star…
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Berlin: Have You (Ich) Bin?
The cultural capital of Europe remains a vital place to visit. The Germans have always been famed for their unrivaled efficiency. And funnily enough, to get the most of their…
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