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]]>Begin your day by strolling through one of the country’s most historic Medinas, as you unravel the mystique of Moroccan souks or markets. Engage with the locals, try traditional cuisine, soak up the scents of vibrant spices, and revel in the allure of handmade crafts. Be sure to stop by the tannery where you can receive a tour of the age-old craft of leather production in Morocco.
As noon approaches, head into one of the many authentic cafes, and indulge in one of the country’s most traditional meals: Tagine. This stew, consisting of couscous, stewed veggies, and some sort of meat, is a staple in Moroccan cuisine. Sip a refreshing mint tea when done and get ready for the next part of your day.
Pottery is one of the many crafts that is home to Morocco. Visit the Pottery Museum and watch skilled craftsmen mold clay into meticulous works of art.
Weave your way through some of the country’s richest history and architectural significance at the Dar Bartha Museum, an excellent example of Morocco’s elegant architecture.
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]]>The post How to Spend 24 Hours in Austin, Texas appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>After indulging yourself with breakfast, head to the city and explore the Hope Outdoor Gallery where you’ll see beautiful walls full of outdoor graffiti and have a photoshoot with friends.
After gallivanting around Hope, feast yourself with some history, culture, and architecture at the Texas State Capitol, which is recognized as one of the nation’s most distinguished state capitols.
Widely known for its eclectic and unique shops and boutiques, including custom-made jewelry shops, boot stores, and vintage candy shops.
Head to the Picnic for lunch, where you’ll find a fast array of food trucks, offering all types of cuisine.
If you’re a big fan of music, flip through thousands of timeless records at Waterloo Records and catch a free in-store performance by a local upcoming artist.
End your day at Broken Spoke Saloon, where you’ll experience an authentic honky tonk experience, an excellent local Texas BBQ, and a free dinner show.
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]]>If you’re already set on your dream location, head to the country or state’s official website or instagram page, where you can find expert tips, recommendations, and suggestions for places to visit, things to do, and where to stay. Not only will this get you and your friends pumped for the trip, but will also give you valuable insight into the country’s allure, making the annoying planning part of the trip, a breeze.
Visit travel bloggers’ pages on Instagram for expert tips on visiting a certain place, the dos and don’ts, and how to save money while traveling. Certain seasoned travelers will offer valuable and honest insight into different locations that you may not find anywhere else. Speaking to friends or family who have visited these places is also a great way to get insight.
Head to websites such as Trip Advisor and book at least one exciting tour to add structure to your day! Booking lots of tours can add up price-wise, but if you book at least one or two, it will add structure to your day, making it easier to plan around the tour. Tour prices are usually cheaper when booked in advance as well, and can fill up quickly when saved for the last minute. Tours will also allow you to meet people for further insight, and get recommendations from locals.
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]]>The post 24 Hours in Dubai, UAE: Here is How to Spend Them appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>However, if there is no other choice and you have only 24 hours in Dubai, here is how you should spend them.
Jumeirah Beach Residence is a popular residential area in Dubai, and “The Walk” is its most famous tourist attraction. Taking a stroll down this 1-mile-long strip will allow you to enjoy some architectural wonders, explore some cool shops, and stumble upon great restaurants and food places where you can have a satisfying breakfast.
Dubai Creek is a must-see place for everyone who visits Dubai for the first time. Once a harbor used for transport and trade, it has plenty of historical buildings and museums you can check out. Also, it is home to some of Dubai’s best souks, and traditional markets, so you can get some shopping done while you’re at it.
If you are looking for high-end brands, then Dubai Mall is a better option than souks. There are 1,200 shops inside, so you might want to be selective about which ones you visit if you don’t want to waste all your time in Dubai here. You can also grab lunch here in one of 120 restaurants and cafes.
Burj Khalifa is officially the world’s tallest building, so it is definitely worth checking out. Several other of Dubai’s top attractions are also nearby, like the Dubai Fountain and Dubai Opera.
WHITE is widely considered the best nightclub in Dubai, so you can be assured that you will have a fun night out if you decide to visit it. The place has an exciting lineup of resident DJs and features performances from popular names in EDM.
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]]>The post 24 Hours in Nashville, Tennessee: Here is How You Should Spend Them appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Proper Bagel brings a bit of New York City taste to Nashville, but it is an amazing place to get breakfast. They have all sorts of bagels, sandwiches, baked goods, and salads to help you start the day in the right way.
Belmont Mansion was commissioned by Adelicia Acklen, considered the wealthiest woman in Tennessee in the 19th century. The place was built in a style of an Italian mansion and featured elaborate gardens and a zoo. It had multiple purposes throughout history before being turned into a museum.
Of course, any visit to Nashville has to be largely based on country music. This is why you should set aside a big chunk of your time to explore the Country Music Hall of Fame and get familiar with the most important names and events in the genre’s history.
There are several other music-related attractions nearby the Country Music Hall of Fame to check out. This includes iconic music venue Ryman Auditorium, Johnny Cash Museum, and Nashville Music Garden.
Downtown Nashville is a great place to grab a bite to eat after exploring the city’s tourist attractions. You should consider Etch, a charming restaurant run by award-winning chef Deb Paquette which offers eclectic dining.
You’ll need to take a bus or an Uber to get to Grand Ole Opry, but it is well worth it. It is one of the most iconic music stages that has been staging weekly shows featuring newcomers and established country music stars since 1925. You can catch one of the live shows or take part in daily tours.
Downtown Nashville is the place where you can feel the city’s energy at its best. Head there to catch a live show in one of many bars and get a perfect conclusion to your 24 hours in Nashville.
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]]>Assuming you fly into Gutamala City, Antigua is about an hour drive from the airport on a good traffic day. We recommend booking a shuttle in advance for around $20 or a taxi. It’s also safest to travel there during the day. Enjoy your stay at many budget friendly hostels, hotels, and luxury accommodations!
Start your day with a guided walking tour of Antigua, and walk through the narrow cobblestone streets as you explore historic ruins, colonial architecture, art, and haunting volcanic views. Antigua is a UNISCO World Herritage site for a reason , and simply walking through out will be a sight to remember. Be sure to stop at one of the several cafes for some of the tastiest coffees in the world as you overlook the mountainous views.
Stop in this museum and factory to learn about the history of cacao in Guatemala, the process of chocolate making and extraction from trees. Try your hand at a chocolate making class and eat your weight in artisan chocolates. This is a must for any trip to Gutamala.
Take a day hike from Antigua to this active volcano with a guided experience, and experience the heat of moltan lava up close. Make sure to bring some sticks and marshmallows for the ultimate campfire experience!
End your day in the street market where you will have the chance to sample Mayan cuisine and shop for art, textiles, and many other unique souvenirs to remember your trip by!
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]]>The post 24 Hours in Louisville, Kentucky appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you are a fan of horse racing and betting, place your bets this year at the Kentucky Derby, taking place on May 4th. This year will be the 150th derby, and is a great way to get an authentic feel for Kentucky culture.
Head to Old Louisville where you can explore the charming streets and some of the countries oldest, and sprawling mansions! Book a ghost tour to learn about the spooky history of these mansions and people who lived in them. Pop into many of the delicious restaurants that line the streets as well.
Once you’ve eaten, visit some of the many local Kentucky distilleries in Old Louisville and sample some of Kentucky’s finest bourbon. A popular choice is Old Forester Distilling Co., but you really cannot go wrong with any that you choose!
Head to this contemporary art museum to see Kentucky art and Native American artifacts!
Finally, head to this museum to learn about the history of American baseball, the Louisville Sluggers, and the production of Slugger wooden baseball bats. Be sure to pose by the largest baseball bat installation outside the museum.
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]]>The post Italian Intrigue: Exploring Italy’s Coast in a Day appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Naples is famous for their street food. Book a tasting tour or just roam on your own as you sample Sfogliatelle, a warm and sweet Neapolitan dessert, fried pizza, folded pizza, and fried and stuffed pasta. Don’t forget to make a mandatory coffee stop for some of Italy’s finest espressos and people watching! The street food scene in Naples is nothing short of amazing.
Next, head to Sorrento where you can revel in the views of the Italian coast. Head to beach, explore the town, and drink plenty of Aperol and Spritzes! Wander the narrow streets as you explore lemon groves and. trees and sample the city’s famous limoncello liquor.
Book a tour from Sorrento to Pompeii either by coach bus, or by train. Often times professional tour guides wait outside Pompeii waiting to give you an expert tour from a local historian. Take them up on it and walk the streets of Pompeii as you revel in its historical significance. Head back in time as you explore the cobblestoned streets. We put Pompeii as the last part of your day, for the chances of catcing the beautiful historic ruins at sunset. Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that erupted and destroyed the city thousands of years prior, is haunting at golden hour.
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]]>The post Your Personal Eat, Pray, Love Itinerary appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Start your journey by indulging in the world’s most delectable cuisines. You can visit Italy for pasta and gelato, explore the exotic flavors of Thailand, or delve into the spices of India. Wherever you go, do your best to embrace the local food culture, participate in cooking classes, and savor every bite.
The “Pray” phase is about finding inner peace and connecting with your spiritual self. So pick a journey that resonates with your spiritual beliefs. Meditate, practice yoga, or simply sit in silence to find your inner balance.
The final phase, “Love,” is all about self-discovery and personal growth. Pick a destination that will be a good place for self-reflection. Tuscany, Italy, is a peaceful countryside setting. Or visit the tranquil beaches of Bali. Wherever you choose, take time for activities like journaling, yoga, and mindfulness.
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]]>The post Looking to Step Back in Time? Enjoy 48 Hours in Cairo, Egypt appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>We recommend staying at the Great Pyramid Inn, located minutes from the Pyramids and Sphinx. This hotel offers an amazing and breathtaking view of the pyramids on their rooftop restaurant and bar, and free views of the pyramids light show every night.
We recommend booking a car and professional tour guide, as getting around Cairo can be difficult on your own. A tour guide will know the best spots for photo opportunities and will teach you all about the rich history of the Pyramids.
Take a tour of the papyrus art gallery, where you will learn all about how the Egyptian paper is made. You can also buy beautiful art made on papyrus.
Cairo is also known for their production of herbal infusions and all-natural oils and fragrances that many mainstream cologne companies use to make their cologne, Book a tour to learn about all the scents and how they are made.
Head to the Egyptian museum where you see artifacts from Ancient Egypt, mummies, sculptures and art!
Stroll through the Old Cairo Bazaar where you can buy authentic Egyptian souvenirs, haggle with locals, and try authentic Egyptian cuisine.
End your trip in Cairo with a rooftop dinner at The Great Pyramid inn, and take in the views of the Pyramids and Sphinx under the stars.
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]]>The post How to Spend 24 Hours in Fez, Morocco appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Begin your day by strolling through one of the country’s most historic Medinas, as you unravel the mystique of Moroccan souks or markets. Engage with the locals, try traditional cuisine, soak up the scents of vibrant spices, and revel in the allure of handmade crafts. Be sure to stop by the tannery where you can receive a tour of the age-old craft of leather production in Morocco.
As noon approaches, head into one of the many authentic cafes, and indulge in one of the country’s most traditional meals: Tagine. This stew, consisting of couscous, stewed veggies, and some sort of meat, is a staple in Moroccan cuisine. Sip a refreshing mint tea when done and get ready for the next part of your day.
Pottery is one of the many crafts that is home to Morocco. Visit the Pottery Museum and watch skilled craftsmen mold clay into meticulous works of art.
Weave your way through some of the country’s richest history and architectural significance at the Dar Bartha Museum, an excellent example of Morocco’s elegant architecture.
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]]>The post How to Spend 24 Hours in Austin, Texas appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>After indulging yourself with breakfast, head to the city and explore the Hope Outdoor Gallery where you’ll see beautiful walls full of outdoor graffiti and have a photoshoot with friends.
After gallivanting around Hope, feast yourself with some history, culture, and architecture at the Texas State Capitol, which is recognized as one of the nation’s most distinguished state capitols.
Widely known for its eclectic and unique shops and boutiques, including custom-made jewelry shops, boot stores, and vintage candy shops.
Head to the Picnic for lunch, where you’ll find a fast array of food trucks, offering all types of cuisine.
If you’re a big fan of music, flip through thousands of timeless records at Waterloo Records and catch a free in-store performance by a local upcoming artist.
End your day at Broken Spoke Saloon, where you’ll experience an authentic honky tonk experience, an excellent local Texas BBQ, and a free dinner show.
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]]>The post 3 Tips for Planning the Ultimate Getaway appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you’re already set on your dream location, head to the country or state’s official website or instagram page, where you can find expert tips, recommendations, and suggestions for places to visit, things to do, and where to stay. Not only will this get you and your friends pumped for the trip, but will also give you valuable insight into the country’s allure, making the annoying planning part of the trip, a breeze.
Visit travel bloggers’ pages on Instagram for expert tips on visiting a certain place, the dos and don’ts, and how to save money while traveling. Certain seasoned travelers will offer valuable and honest insight into different locations that you may not find anywhere else. Speaking to friends or family who have visited these places is also a great way to get insight.
Head to websites such as Trip Advisor and book at least one exciting tour to add structure to your day! Booking lots of tours can add up price-wise, but if you book at least one or two, it will add structure to your day, making it easier to plan around the tour. Tour prices are usually cheaper when booked in advance as well, and can fill up quickly when saved for the last minute. Tours will also allow you to meet people for further insight, and get recommendations from locals.
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]]>The post 24 Hours in Dubai, UAE: Here is How to Spend Them appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>However, if there is no other choice and you have only 24 hours in Dubai, here is how you should spend them.
Jumeirah Beach Residence is a popular residential area in Dubai, and “The Walk” is its most famous tourist attraction. Taking a stroll down this 1-mile-long strip will allow you to enjoy some architectural wonders, explore some cool shops, and stumble upon great restaurants and food places where you can have a satisfying breakfast.
Dubai Creek is a must-see place for everyone who visits Dubai for the first time. Once a harbor used for transport and trade, it has plenty of historical buildings and museums you can check out. Also, it is home to some of Dubai’s best souks, and traditional markets, so you can get some shopping done while you’re at it.
If you are looking for high-end brands, then Dubai Mall is a better option than souks. There are 1,200 shops inside, so you might want to be selective about which ones you visit if you don’t want to waste all your time in Dubai here. You can also grab lunch here in one of 120 restaurants and cafes.
Burj Khalifa is officially the world’s tallest building, so it is definitely worth checking out. Several other of Dubai’s top attractions are also nearby, like the Dubai Fountain and Dubai Opera.
WHITE is widely considered the best nightclub in Dubai, so you can be assured that you will have a fun night out if you decide to visit it. The place has an exciting lineup of resident DJs and features performances from popular names in EDM.
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]]>The post 24 Hours in Nashville, Tennessee: Here is How You Should Spend Them appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Proper Bagel brings a bit of New York City taste to Nashville, but it is an amazing place to get breakfast. They have all sorts of bagels, sandwiches, baked goods, and salads to help you start the day in the right way.
Belmont Mansion was commissioned by Adelicia Acklen, considered the wealthiest woman in Tennessee in the 19th century. The place was built in a style of an Italian mansion and featured elaborate gardens and a zoo. It had multiple purposes throughout history before being turned into a museum.
Of course, any visit to Nashville has to be largely based on country music. This is why you should set aside a big chunk of your time to explore the Country Music Hall of Fame and get familiar with the most important names and events in the genre’s history.
There are several other music-related attractions nearby the Country Music Hall of Fame to check out. This includes iconic music venue Ryman Auditorium, Johnny Cash Museum, and Nashville Music Garden.
Downtown Nashville is a great place to grab a bite to eat after exploring the city’s tourist attractions. You should consider Etch, a charming restaurant run by award-winning chef Deb Paquette which offers eclectic dining.
You’ll need to take a bus or an Uber to get to Grand Ole Opry, but it is well worth it. It is one of the most iconic music stages that has been staging weekly shows featuring newcomers and established country music stars since 1925. You can catch one of the live shows or take part in daily tours.
Downtown Nashville is the place where you can feel the city’s energy at its best. Head there to catch a live show in one of many bars and get a perfect conclusion to your 24 hours in Nashville.
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]]>The post A Day Well Spent in Antigua, Guatemala appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Assuming you fly into Gutamala City, Antigua is about an hour drive from the airport on a good traffic day. We recommend booking a shuttle in advance for around $20 or a taxi. It’s also safest to travel there during the day. Enjoy your stay at many budget friendly hostels, hotels, and luxury accommodations!
Start your day with a guided walking tour of Antigua, and walk through the narrow cobblestone streets as you explore historic ruins, colonial architecture, art, and haunting volcanic views. Antigua is a UNISCO World Herritage site for a reason , and simply walking through out will be a sight to remember. Be sure to stop at one of the several cafes for some of the tastiest coffees in the world as you overlook the mountainous views.
Stop in this museum and factory to learn about the history of cacao in Guatemala, the process of chocolate making and extraction from trees. Try your hand at a chocolate making class and eat your weight in artisan chocolates. This is a must for any trip to Gutamala.
Take a day hike from Antigua to this active volcano with a guided experience, and experience the heat of moltan lava up close. Make sure to bring some sticks and marshmallows for the ultimate campfire experience!
End your day in the street market where you will have the chance to sample Mayan cuisine and shop for art, textiles, and many other unique souvenirs to remember your trip by!
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]]>The post 24 Hours in Louisville, Kentucky appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you are a fan of horse racing and betting, place your bets this year at the Kentucky Derby, taking place on May 4th. This year will be the 150th derby, and is a great way to get an authentic feel for Kentucky culture.
Head to Old Louisville where you can explore the charming streets and some of the countries oldest, and sprawling mansions! Book a ghost tour to learn about the spooky history of these mansions and people who lived in them. Pop into many of the delicious restaurants that line the streets as well.
Once you’ve eaten, visit some of the many local Kentucky distilleries in Old Louisville and sample some of Kentucky’s finest bourbon. A popular choice is Old Forester Distilling Co., but you really cannot go wrong with any that you choose!
Head to this contemporary art museum to see Kentucky art and Native American artifacts!
Finally, head to this museum to learn about the history of American baseball, the Louisville Sluggers, and the production of Slugger wooden baseball bats. Be sure to pose by the largest baseball bat installation outside the museum.
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]]>The post Italian Intrigue: Exploring Italy’s Coast in a Day appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Naples is famous for their street food. Book a tasting tour or just roam on your own as you sample Sfogliatelle, a warm and sweet Neapolitan dessert, fried pizza, folded pizza, and fried and stuffed pasta. Don’t forget to make a mandatory coffee stop for some of Italy’s finest espressos and people watching! The street food scene in Naples is nothing short of amazing.
Next, head to Sorrento where you can revel in the views of the Italian coast. Head to beach, explore the town, and drink plenty of Aperol and Spritzes! Wander the narrow streets as you explore lemon groves and. trees and sample the city’s famous limoncello liquor.
Book a tour from Sorrento to Pompeii either by coach bus, or by train. Often times professional tour guides wait outside Pompeii waiting to give you an expert tour from a local historian. Take them up on it and walk the streets of Pompeii as you revel in its historical significance. Head back in time as you explore the cobblestoned streets. We put Pompeii as the last part of your day, for the chances of catcing the beautiful historic ruins at sunset. Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that erupted and destroyed the city thousands of years prior, is haunting at golden hour.
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]]>The post Your Personal Eat, Pray, Love Itinerary appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Start your journey by indulging in the world’s most delectable cuisines. You can visit Italy for pasta and gelato, explore the exotic flavors of Thailand, or delve into the spices of India. Wherever you go, do your best to embrace the local food culture, participate in cooking classes, and savor every bite.
The “Pray” phase is about finding inner peace and connecting with your spiritual self. So pick a journey that resonates with your spiritual beliefs. Meditate, practice yoga, or simply sit in silence to find your inner balance.
The final phase, “Love,” is all about self-discovery and personal growth. Pick a destination that will be a good place for self-reflection. Tuscany, Italy, is a peaceful countryside setting. Or visit the tranquil beaches of Bali. Wherever you choose, take time for activities like journaling, yoga, and mindfulness.
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]]>The post Looking to Step Back in Time? Enjoy 48 Hours in Cairo, Egypt appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>We recommend staying at the Great Pyramid Inn, located minutes from the Pyramids and Sphinx. This hotel offers an amazing and breathtaking view of the pyramids on their rooftop restaurant and bar, and free views of the pyramids light show every night.
We recommend booking a car and professional tour guide, as getting around Cairo can be difficult on your own. A tour guide will know the best spots for photo opportunities and will teach you all about the rich history of the Pyramids.
Take a tour of the papyrus art gallery, where you will learn all about how the Egyptian paper is made. You can also buy beautiful art made on papyrus.
Cairo is also known for their production of herbal infusions and all-natural oils and fragrances that many mainstream cologne companies use to make their cologne, Book a tour to learn about all the scents and how they are made.
Head to the Egyptian museum where you see artifacts from Ancient Egypt, mummies, sculptures and art!
Stroll through the Old Cairo Bazaar where you can buy authentic Egyptian souvenirs, haggle with locals, and try authentic Egyptian cuisine.
End your trip in Cairo with a rooftop dinner at The Great Pyramid inn, and take in the views of the Pyramids and Sphinx under the stars.
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