Saint-Cado islet in Morbihan lies a few kilometres from Lorient. In the heart of the Etel river, connected to the land via a legendary stone bridge, the village is a hidden treasure of Brittany. It only takes about 15 minutes to walk around the Saint-Cado islet. The landscape has its magical setting, which has attracted …
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Located near the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, the Woodward Gallery is a contemporary fine arts gallery that you will be happy you visited. It was founded in 1994 by John Woodward and Kristine Woodward, a husband and wife team. Their focus is on celebrating culture through inclusivity, and have worked to collaborate with their …
The holiday season truly is a time for joy! It’s the perfect occasion to gather with friends and family to celebrate, rejoice and reconnect. While many of us love decorating our own fir trees at home, why not take it a step further and explore some truly unusual trees around the globe? From towering sequoias …
There are endless benefits to booking your own private villa over separate rooms in a hotel. For starters, you’ll have far more space in which to relax and spread out – an essential if you’re traveling with children or in a large group. A villa additionally allows you to steer clear of crowds and avoid …
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For this fall’s Living Abroad series, our next stop is Morocco. Sinclair, an American elementary school teacher, lives in Tangier, Morocco’s third-largest city. Here, Sinclair describes Moroccan nut, date, and avocado smoothies, her experience dating in Morocco, and Tangier’s unlikely love for Birkenstocks… Sinclair’s background: I moved to Morocco in September 2019 and quickly fell …
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