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]]>Well, in order to help you fill your belly without denting your wallet, we decided to give you some suggestions.
2 Bros Pizza
The famous dollar slice is slowly becoming a thing of the past in New York City. However, there are still places where you can find tasty and cheap pizza slices, including 2 Bros Pizza, which has six locations in NYC.
Jubilee Marketplace
Jubilee Marketplace in Brooklyn offers various food options, but the one you should be ordering is their $2.55 cheeseburger. It is smaller in size, but you will have a hard time finding cheaper and tastier burgers in NYC.
(@johnnyprimecc)Mamoun’s Falafel
One of the oldest falafel places in NYC, Mamoun’s Falafel offers delicious traditional falafel sandwiches for less than $10. You can also try affordable shawarmas and chicken kebabs. It has locations in East Village, Greenwich Village, and Upper East Side.
Punjabi Grocery & Deli
Punjabi Grocery & Deli, located in East Village, offers cheap and tasty Punjabi food 24/7. You can get a filling plate with rice and several main options for less than $10.
Urbanspace Vanderbilt
If you don’t know what you want to eat, then Urbanspace Vanderbilt is the best location for you. Part of the famous Vanderbilt Market near Grand Central, this food hall has more than 20 food stalls that offer international and local dishes at reasonable prices.
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]]>De Efteling in Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands
De Efteling is one of the world’s oldest theme parks. It focuses on themes of fairy tales, fantasy, and nature, and it consists of five different areas, known as realms. It has 62 rides and attractions, including eight roller coasters, which are renowned for their unique themes and design.
Europa-Park in Rust, Germany
If you enjoy rollercoaster rides, make your way to Europa-Park as soon as possible. Covering 235 acres, Europa-Park has more than 100 different rides and attractions including 14 rollercoasters. There are 20 different areas with each following a unique theme. Europa-Park was voted the world’s best theme park nine times in the last 10 years.
Disneyland in Paris, France
Disneyland in Paris, France, is Europe’s most visited theme park. While it has a similar layout and shares plenty of rides with Disney World in Orlando, Florida, it is also cheaper and the hotels are considered more luxurious. Additionally, the castles in Disneyland are believed to be more exciting and better-designed while you’ll be able to find plenty of unique attractions like Alice’s Curious Labyrinth and rides like Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril and Ratatouille: The Adventure Ride.
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]]>Seville, Spain
Many consider Seville the most walkable city in the whole of Europe. Thanks to its flat terrain and congestion of amazing sights in a small area, you can easily cover all the must-see spots without even taking a tram. This is especially the case with its Old Town, where you’ll enjoy getting lost in intertwining streets and most top tourist attractions are less than 20 minutes from each other.
Florence, Italy
Florence has the feel of an open-air museum. Everywhere you look, there is some important historical landmark or a work of art. On top of that, you are able to casually walk from one to another “item” in its massive collection. It helps that the city’s historic center, where most popular attractions are situated, is quite compact and can be walked through in less than an hour at a casual pace.
Bruges, Belgium
Exploring Bruges by foot should be mandatory for all visitors. It is a small city known for its narrow streets and stunning architecture that deserves to be properly appreciated. Even if you just pick out a direction and stick to it, you’ll discover beautiful medieval buildings, charming little parks, and intriguing landmarks on every step.
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]]>Nashville Flea Market
Nashville Flea Market is a perfect opportunity to spend a few hours exploring all sorts of unusual items and objects. Vendors from close to 30 states flock to Nashville each month to take part in one of the largest flea markets in the nation and display a wide range of antiques, collectibles, vintage clothes, and much more. Entering and looking around is free of charge, but make sure to leave your wallet at the accommodation to avoid the risk of buying something.
Cooter’s Place
Cooter’s Place is a free-admission museum dedicated to the legendary action comedy The Dukes of Hazzard. Inside the museum, you’ll have the opportunity to get behind the scenes of this popular show, check out the props and memorabilia, and learn some interesting facts that you didn’t know before. The museum, which also operates at two other locations – Gatlinburg, Tennessee and Luray, Virginia – is operated by Ben Jones, the actor who played the role of Cooter Davenport in the show.
Centennial Park
Centennial Park is one of Nashville’s most beautiful green spaces and a perfect place to enjoy a relaxing day without spending a dime. The park features an arts center with free admission, sports courts, and facilities, and hosts live performances throughout the year. On top of that, its well-maintained walking paths are a perfect escape from the city noise and you can see the world’s only full-scale replica of the Parthenon.
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]]>Not Always Available
Breakfast isn’t a regular part of the hostel offer, but some hostels have it in store. You should always make sure to check if this perk is available because some hostels are worth paying extra for free breakfast.
Not Always Free
Hostel breakfast isn’t always free, and it’s up to you to decide if it’s worth paying for this perk, or if you’d prefer preparing your own food.
Modest Offer
Don’t expect a lavish buffet when staying at a hostel. Even when breakfast is available, it will usually offer modest options, and you should check out the reviews to find out what it has in store.
Limited Timing
If you decide to pay extra for breakfast, keep in mind that it’s available for a limited time only. If you’re planning to sleep in or leave the hostel pretty early, you might miss it, so it’s not worth paying in advance.
Making Your Own
Even if free breakfast isn’t available, the good thing about hostels is that you can usually make your own. You’ll find a shared kitchen where guests can prepare their own meals in most hostels.
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]]>Zakopane
Those looking for a relaxing experience while being surrounded by stunning landscapes will love it in Zakopane. Nestled in the Tatras Mountains, the city is perfect for outdoor lovers who enjoy winter sports or activities like climbing and hiking. There are also plenty of activities and attractions to enjoy on the city’s streets, including top-notch dining experiences, museums, historical buildings, and more.
Krakow
One of the oldest cities in Poland, Krakow is perfect for history and architecture buffs. Its Old Town, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978, contains astonishing medieval buildings, historical landmarks and monuments, a Renaissance square, and plenty of hidden gems to keep you wanting to explore more. Additionally, the city is renowned for its affordability, great food, and some of the best nightlife in this part of Europe.
Wroclaw
Wroclaw regularly ranks among the most livable cities in Europe, and it isn’t hard to see why. The city is affordable, offers great infrastructure and plenty of green surfaces, and has an impressive dedication to culture. Visitors can benefit from this while also exploring its vibrant and diverse community, beautiful medieval market square and other picturesque architecture, cozy cafes and bustling bars, and much more.
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]]>Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens is an art space created by Philly-based artist Isaiah Zagar. The place is almost completely covered by Zagar’s murals and large-scale mosaics, which are created using mixed materials, including kitchen tiles, bike wheels, mirrors, and more. It also features indoor galleries that feature changing exhibitions.
Elfreth’s Alley
Despite being designated National Historic Landmark, Elfreth’s Alley is overlooked by many tourists visiting Philadelphia. You shouldn’t make that mistake as it will give you a great overview of how Americans lived in 18th and early 19th century. It features 32 houses that were built in the period between 1703 and 1836 and is considered the oldest residential streets in the United States.
Baldwin’s Book Barn
Any bookworm should place Baldwin’s Book Barn at the top of their “must-see” list. This bookstore is located in a five-story barn from the 19th century and features an astonishing collection of rare books, manuscripts, prints, drawings, and more. Even if you are not an avid reader, the place will charm you with its atmosphere and setting.
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]]>Oldest State Park
The Park where Niagara Falls resides is the oldest state park in America—some title to live up to, huh? It was established in 1885 under the name Niagara Reservation by environmental activists who bought it to protect it from being exploited for commercial purposes. Like.
(@spiritual_spunky)But… Not That Old!
If we switch to geological talk for a minute, it turns out that Niagara Falls is actually a toddler. They were created as part of some glacial melt action taking place at the very end of the previous Ice Age, i.e., roughly 12k years ago. While that sounds like a lot, geologically speaking, it’s practically nothing.
8+ Million Visitors Per Year
Niagara Falls is truly astounding, so it may not come as a surprise that numerous visitors head up to see it every year. But more than 8 million people from different countries? Who would have guessed? Yes, this location really is that popular, folks, so get in line.
First Hydroelectric Power Plant
It turns out that Niagara Falls was the home of the first-ever hydroelectric power plant in the world! George Westinghouse and Nikola Tesla were the ones who built it in 1885. Fast forward to today, and Niagara Falls can generate 4 million kilowatts of electricity.
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]]>If you want to dine out at a restaurant owned by a celebrity chef but want your money’s worth, here are the three celebrity chef restaurants you must visit when in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen
Named after Gordon Ramsay’s popular TV show, Hell’s Kitchen won’t disappoint you. The restaurant is lauded for its flawless service and great atmosphere while offering some of Ramsay’s signature dishes like beef Wellington and sticky toffee pudding. However, make sure to get reservations well before your trip because the place is always packed.
Martha Stewart’s The Bedford
Martha Stewart’s The Bedford offers a unique dining experience. The restaurant is designed to resemble Stewart’s farmhouse from 1925 and creates a warm, cozy, and welcoming atmosphere in which every meal is immediately tastier. The place offers “elevated American dishes with a French twist” with seasonal menus.
Giada De Laurentiis’ Giada
Those in the mood for Italian cuisine need to head to Giada De Laurentiis’ Giada. The restaurant offers Italian dishes with a “California twist,” resulting in an exciting and unpredictable tasting journey. You should definitely try lemon spaghetti or Marsala herb chicken meatballs if you decide to go there.
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]]>Hôtel Place d’Armes
Tucked away in Old Montreal, this 19th-century hotel is comprised of four historic buildings that are situated across from the Notre-Dame Basilica, the city’s most famous architectural landmark. Aside from its architectural magnificence, this hotel will spoil you with its multijet rain showers, Le Labo toiletries, and the extensive luxe hammam spa.
Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Since 1912, the Ritz-Carlton has been a centerpiece of Montreal’s tourism sector. From its indoor saltwater pool to the cozy fireplaces in its living areas to keep you warm during the snowy winter, the Ritz-Carlton is the place to be if you’re looking to breathe in the cultural history of Montreal and feel at peace while doing so.
Hôtel Nelligan
Yet another prime example of French flair with its exposed brick lobby and terracotta floors, Hôtel Nelligan is a perfect place to enjoy the sights and sounds of the city, with its rooftop terrace and sunset cocktails. This establishment knows how to liven things up, with its scrumptious steakhouse and DJs on the weekends for an all-out party vibe.
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