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]]>Want to do a EuroTrip but don’t know where to start? Why not with these four must-see cities?
London, UK is a perfect starting point for your EuroTrip. You will get a chance to experience iconic locations, amazing museums, diverse cuisine, and tremendous nightlife. Additionally, it is one of the best-connected cities in the world, meaning that traveling to London and out of London comes with ease.
Next, head to Amsterdam, Netherlands. There, you can enjoy charming architecture, picturesque canals, vibrant culture, a unique atmosphere, world-famous café culture, and much more.
When you are done with Amsterdam, hop on a train to Paris, France. One of the most popular tourist destinations in the world doesn’t require much introduction. You’ll get to see the Eiffel Tower, enjoy some of the most famous art pieces in the Louvre, enjoy exquisite wine and meals prepared by some of the world’s best chefs, and feel romance in the air wherever you go.
You can’t go wrong with Rome, Italy, as your final destination. Its historic importance, architectural wonders, and ancient ruins are enough to merit a recommendation, but you will also be able to indulge in pasta and pizza. Sounds perfect, right?
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]]>As one of the oldest and most famous museums in the world, The British Museum houses a vast collection of world art and artifacts, offering a glimpse into human history and culture. Highlights include the Rosetta Stone, the Elgin Marbles from the Parthenon in Athens, and the Egyptian mummies.
Located on the banks of the River Thames, The Tate Modern is Britain’s national museum of modern and contemporary art. Its unique collection includes works by Picasso, Rothko, Dali, and Matisse. The museum’s dynamic exhibitions and installations bring together works from around the globe, making it a favorite destination among art enthusiasts.
The Victoria and Albert Museum holds over two million objects spanning over 5,000 years of human creativity. The museum is dedicated to decorative arts and design. The collection includes iconic items like the Ardabil Carpet, the Tipu Sultan’s Tiger, and an extensive fashion collection that chronicles the evolution of style through the centuries.
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]]>The post Best Spas in London, England to Relax and Unwind appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Housed in the 211-year-old Claridge’s hotel, the Claridge’s Spa is a new addition, opening its doors last year. With its Japanese temple-style design and dreamy pool, this spa provides a wide range of specialist treatments including manicures, acupuncture, facials, and of course, massage.
Travel back in time to enjoy a Greco-Roman spa experience. With its candlelit baths housed in a 17th-century building, Aire Ancient Baths offers five baths to choose from, each of which offers different temperatures. From the alcohol-free Ribero del Duero wine bath to the freezing-cold Frigidarium and the Flotarium saltwater bath, there’s sure to be a bath that tickles your fancy.
From its numerous candlelit treatment rooms to its central, gold-leaf-clad relaxation room, Sense Spa will be sure to give you a relaxing experience that will release you from any stress caused by the hustle and bustle of the London metropolis. Among the relaxing treatments available at this spa are Espom salt body treatments, a sauna and steam room, and facial cleanses and exfoliations using local plant-based products from Votary.
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]]>This central park is bursting with life and beautiful sights. It has lovely gardens, fascinating architecture, sweet cafes, and plenty of exciting birds to spot. Within this green area, you’ll find Primrose Hill ideal for strolling up to get incredible views across the whole city, or simply sitting and enjoying a picnic.
This park is a hub of activity and community open to all based in east London. There are fantastic market stalls at the weekends, and the lake is the perfect place to sit and enjoy peaceful moments. This park is the oldest public park in London and is well-loved by locals and tourists alike.
Within a short walk from Brixton High Street, you’ll find the lovely Brockwell Park, with its luscious trees and calm atmosphere. With gently rolling hills there are some great viewpoints dotted around. There’s also a wonderful lido for anyone who’d like to experience swimming outdoors in London.
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]]>At local attractions such as Kew Gardens and Hampstead Heath, you’ll be able to enjoy a wide array of stunning Christmas displays along with decorated storefronts and calming parks. There are also plenty of pubs that offer a traditional Sunday roast.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dubrovnik is celebrated for its rich history. While the Dubrovnik Winter Festival offers an array of Christmas markets and concerts, the entire city will be lit up in Christmas cheer, including the City Walls, the Cable Car, and the Dubrovnik Cathedral.
The capital of Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi is world renown for its Santa Claus Village. Here, you can enjoy reindeer safaris, dog sledding, the northern lights, and perhaps even an encounter with Santa Claus himself.
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]]>If you have never been to England before, a trip would be amiss without stopping in London. Amongst the main tourist attractions, like the Palace, Westminster Abbey, and the Big Ben, there are also tons of wonderful culinary experiences to be explored, art, and theater. Be sure to a show in the main strip, as the prices are much lower than Broadway and equally as good. If you’re a foodie, check out Borough Market for a fun, tasty, and cultural culinary scene! Lastly, head to Camden Lock for thrifting, art, and tea shops.
York is a charming old city with a rich Viking and Roman history. Located about two hours from London by train, York is worth the trek for its charming narrow streets, filled with bookshops, museums, and cafes. Check out the York Minster, and revel in the the 13th century Gothic structure. Then head to the Viking Centre and learn about the history of Vikings. Lastly, head to York’s Chocolate Story for a hot cup of coco and a taste of Artisan Chocolate.
If you’re looking for breathtaking views and an escape from the city head to Cornwall, located on the Southwestern tip, and well known for its rugged coastline, cliffs, villages and ales. Closer to Wales, Cornwall is known as the “Cornish Rivera,” and has some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. Be sure to try their famous Ales, Cornish Pastries, and ice cream.
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]]>The post Here is Where to Find the Priciest Cocktails in the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Ritz-Carlton is the epitome of class and the one in Tokyo is located in one of the city’s tallest buildings. If you pay a visit, order the Diamonds are Forever Martini. Made with Absolut Elyx vodka, lime juice, and a one-carat diamond, it will set you back $19,000.
You’re never short of bar options in Las Vegas, but XS Nightclub is where to head if you want a bit of bling. The Ono Cocktail features Charles Heidsieck Champagne Charlie 1981 and Rémy Martin’s Louis XIII Black Pearl cognac, as well as a pair of gold cufflinks and an 18-karat gold necklace with a black pearl and diamond. All that for only $10,000.
The Tale Bar in Mayfair is home to the third most-expensive cocktail in the world. For $7,000 you can order a drink called Salvatore’s Legacy which has 1778 Clos de Griffier Vieux cognac, 1770 Kummel liqueur, Dubb Orange Curacao circa 1860, and two dashes of Angostura bitters circa the 1900s.
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]]>The British capital is home to dozens of world-class museums that offer free entry to their permanent collections. Travelers interested in ancient history should be sure to stop by The British Museum to see the Rosetta Stone and the Egyptian wing, while art lovers are guaranteed to find something they’ll enjoy at The National Gallery. Note that while tickets are available at no cost, they should be ordered in advance to reserve a time slot.
As much as we love London, there’s no denying that between the weather and architecture, the city is rather grey. The Royal Parks offer a taste of fresh air and greenery that can serve as a welcome break from the gloom and a picturesque backdrop for picnics and people-watching. Head to Hyde Park for a stroll around Serpentine Lake, or visit Regent’s Park to see the stunning Queen Mary’s Rose Garden. Some parks even offer free yoga and meditation events when the weather allows.
The South Bank of the River Thames is a dynamic cultural hub offering a variety of opportunities for sight-seeing and free entertainment. Walk along the River Thames, where you’re likely to come across plenty of street performers, and browse through the South Bank website here for information on upcoming free events in the area.
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]]>The post Find Escape from City Noise in These Beautiful Parks of London, UK appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Richmond Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks and the city’s second-biggest park. It was originally built in the 17th century as a deer park, and visitors can still spot these animals as they freely roam the green plains, forests, and pathways. Besides enjoying the park’s ponds, hiking trails, and gardens, the visitors can also explore various buildings of historical importance, like the former royal residence White Lodge and Pembroke Lodge, the former residence of British philosopher Bertrand Russell.
Located in Inner London, Regent’s Park houses various lavish villas and residences built between the 19th and 20th centuries. The park also offers meticulously arranged gardens, scenic views, and open spaces for picnics and outdoor activities while being home to the London Zoo.
Hyde Park is the largest park in central London and arguably the city’s most famous and popular green space. The park is famous for hosting various live events, including music concerts from major British and international acts. There are four acres of greenhouses scattered around the park, while visitors can also discover various unusual monuments and statues on its grounds.
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]]>The post Restaurants In London For Travelers That Love International Tastes appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you’re craving the juicy taste of a Mexican taco or perhaps a sweet yet tangy Mezcal cocktail, then KOL is the place to be. Located in London’s West End, this Mexican-British fusion restaurant is also an ideal place to hold private parties, Christmas dinners, and grab drinks after work.
Are you searching for obscure flavors that you’re unlikely to find anywhere else? Then Paradise is for you. This traditional Sri Lankan restaurant boasts a wide range of scrumptious dishes, from the Ceylonese spiced prawn skewers to the pollock curry.
Stylized as a Mediterranean restaurant, Bacchanalia offers an extensive range of dishes from across the Mediterranean coast. From the elegant wine menu including the Greek Domaine Skouras wine as well as an array of classic Italian dishes, Bacchanalia is an ideal restaurant if you’re in search of a wholesome feast.
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]]>The post Planning a EuroTrip? Don’t Miss These 4 Must-See Cities appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Want to do a EuroTrip but don’t know where to start? Why not with these four must-see cities?
London, UK is a perfect starting point for your EuroTrip. You will get a chance to experience iconic locations, amazing museums, diverse cuisine, and tremendous nightlife. Additionally, it is one of the best-connected cities in the world, meaning that traveling to London and out of London comes with ease.
Next, head to Amsterdam, Netherlands. There, you can enjoy charming architecture, picturesque canals, vibrant culture, a unique atmosphere, world-famous café culture, and much more.
When you are done with Amsterdam, hop on a train to Paris, France. One of the most popular tourist destinations in the world doesn’t require much introduction. You’ll get to see the Eiffel Tower, enjoy some of the most famous art pieces in the Louvre, enjoy exquisite wine and meals prepared by some of the world’s best chefs, and feel romance in the air wherever you go.
You can’t go wrong with Rome, Italy, as your final destination. Its historic importance, architectural wonders, and ancient ruins are enough to merit a recommendation, but you will also be able to indulge in pasta and pizza. Sounds perfect, right?
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]]>The post Your Guide to the Best Museums in London appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>As one of the oldest and most famous museums in the world, The British Museum houses a vast collection of world art and artifacts, offering a glimpse into human history and culture. Highlights include the Rosetta Stone, the Elgin Marbles from the Parthenon in Athens, and the Egyptian mummies.
Located on the banks of the River Thames, The Tate Modern is Britain’s national museum of modern and contemporary art. Its unique collection includes works by Picasso, Rothko, Dali, and Matisse. The museum’s dynamic exhibitions and installations bring together works from around the globe, making it a favorite destination among art enthusiasts.
The Victoria and Albert Museum holds over two million objects spanning over 5,000 years of human creativity. The museum is dedicated to decorative arts and design. The collection includes iconic items like the Ardabil Carpet, the Tipu Sultan’s Tiger, and an extensive fashion collection that chronicles the evolution of style through the centuries.
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]]>The post Best Spas in London, England to Relax and Unwind appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Housed in the 211-year-old Claridge’s hotel, the Claridge’s Spa is a new addition, opening its doors last year. With its Japanese temple-style design and dreamy pool, this spa provides a wide range of specialist treatments including manicures, acupuncture, facials, and of course, massage.
Travel back in time to enjoy a Greco-Roman spa experience. With its candlelit baths housed in a 17th-century building, Aire Ancient Baths offers five baths to choose from, each of which offers different temperatures. From the alcohol-free Ribero del Duero wine bath to the freezing-cold Frigidarium and the Flotarium saltwater bath, there’s sure to be a bath that tickles your fancy.
From its numerous candlelit treatment rooms to its central, gold-leaf-clad relaxation room, Sense Spa will be sure to give you a relaxing experience that will release you from any stress caused by the hustle and bustle of the London metropolis. Among the relaxing treatments available at this spa are Espom salt body treatments, a sauna and steam room, and facial cleanses and exfoliations using local plant-based products from Votary.
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]]>The post 3 of the Best Parks in London, England appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This central park is bursting with life and beautiful sights. It has lovely gardens, fascinating architecture, sweet cafes, and plenty of exciting birds to spot. Within this green area, you’ll find Primrose Hill ideal for strolling up to get incredible views across the whole city, or simply sitting and enjoying a picnic.
This park is a hub of activity and community open to all based in east London. There are fantastic market stalls at the weekends, and the lake is the perfect place to sit and enjoy peaceful moments. This park is the oldest public park in London and is well-loved by locals and tourists alike.
Within a short walk from Brixton High Street, you’ll find the lovely Brockwell Park, with its luscious trees and calm atmosphere. With gently rolling hills there are some great viewpoints dotted around. There’s also a wonderful lido for anyone who’d like to experience swimming outdoors in London.
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]]>The post Best European Cities to Visit in the Winter appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>At local attractions such as Kew Gardens and Hampstead Heath, you’ll be able to enjoy a wide array of stunning Christmas displays along with decorated storefronts and calming parks. There are also plenty of pubs that offer a traditional Sunday roast.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dubrovnik is celebrated for its rich history. While the Dubrovnik Winter Festival offers an array of Christmas markets and concerts, the entire city will be lit up in Christmas cheer, including the City Walls, the Cable Car, and the Dubrovnik Cathedral.
The capital of Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi is world renown for its Santa Claus Village. Here, you can enjoy reindeer safaris, dog sledding, the northern lights, and perhaps even an encounter with Santa Claus himself.
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]]>The post Looking to Explore the UK? Here’s Three Top Destinations to See in England appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you have never been to England before, a trip would be amiss without stopping in London. Amongst the main tourist attractions, like the Palace, Westminster Abbey, and the Big Ben, there are also tons of wonderful culinary experiences to be explored, art, and theater. Be sure to a show in the main strip, as the prices are much lower than Broadway and equally as good. If you’re a foodie, check out Borough Market for a fun, tasty, and cultural culinary scene! Lastly, head to Camden Lock for thrifting, art, and tea shops.
York is a charming old city with a rich Viking and Roman history. Located about two hours from London by train, York is worth the trek for its charming narrow streets, filled with bookshops, museums, and cafes. Check out the York Minster, and revel in the the 13th century Gothic structure. Then head to the Viking Centre and learn about the history of Vikings. Lastly, head to York’s Chocolate Story for a hot cup of coco and a taste of Artisan Chocolate.
If you’re looking for breathtaking views and an escape from the city head to Cornwall, located on the Southwestern tip, and well known for its rugged coastline, cliffs, villages and ales. Closer to Wales, Cornwall is known as the “Cornish Rivera,” and has some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. Be sure to try their famous Ales, Cornish Pastries, and ice cream.
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]]>The post Here is Where to Find the Priciest Cocktails in the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Ritz-Carlton is the epitome of class and the one in Tokyo is located in one of the city’s tallest buildings. If you pay a visit, order the Diamonds are Forever Martini. Made with Absolut Elyx vodka, lime juice, and a one-carat diamond, it will set you back $19,000.
You’re never short of bar options in Las Vegas, but XS Nightclub is where to head if you want a bit of bling. The Ono Cocktail features Charles Heidsieck Champagne Charlie 1981 and Rémy Martin’s Louis XIII Black Pearl cognac, as well as a pair of gold cufflinks and an 18-karat gold necklace with a black pearl and diamond. All that for only $10,000.
The Tale Bar in Mayfair is home to the third most-expensive cocktail in the world. For $7,000 you can order a drink called Salvatore’s Legacy which has 1778 Clos de Griffier Vieux cognac, 1770 Kummel liqueur, Dubb Orange Curacao circa 1860, and two dashes of Angostura bitters circa the 1900s.
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]]>The post The Best Free Things to Do in London appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The British capital is home to dozens of world-class museums that offer free entry to their permanent collections. Travelers interested in ancient history should be sure to stop by The British Museum to see the Rosetta Stone and the Egyptian wing, while art lovers are guaranteed to find something they’ll enjoy at The National Gallery. Note that while tickets are available at no cost, they should be ordered in advance to reserve a time slot.
As much as we love London, there’s no denying that between the weather and architecture, the city is rather grey. The Royal Parks offer a taste of fresh air and greenery that can serve as a welcome break from the gloom and a picturesque backdrop for picnics and people-watching. Head to Hyde Park for a stroll around Serpentine Lake, or visit Regent’s Park to see the stunning Queen Mary’s Rose Garden. Some parks even offer free yoga and meditation events when the weather allows.
The South Bank of the River Thames is a dynamic cultural hub offering a variety of opportunities for sight-seeing and free entertainment. Walk along the River Thames, where you’re likely to come across plenty of street performers, and browse through the South Bank website here for information on upcoming free events in the area.
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]]>The post Find Escape from City Noise in These Beautiful Parks of London, UK appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Richmond Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks and the city’s second-biggest park. It was originally built in the 17th century as a deer park, and visitors can still spot these animals as they freely roam the green plains, forests, and pathways. Besides enjoying the park’s ponds, hiking trails, and gardens, the visitors can also explore various buildings of historical importance, like the former royal residence White Lodge and Pembroke Lodge, the former residence of British philosopher Bertrand Russell.
Located in Inner London, Regent’s Park houses various lavish villas and residences built between the 19th and 20th centuries. The park also offers meticulously arranged gardens, scenic views, and open spaces for picnics and outdoor activities while being home to the London Zoo.
Hyde Park is the largest park in central London and arguably the city’s most famous and popular green space. The park is famous for hosting various live events, including music concerts from major British and international acts. There are four acres of greenhouses scattered around the park, while visitors can also discover various unusual monuments and statues on its grounds.
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]]>The post Restaurants In London For Travelers That Love International Tastes appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you’re craving the juicy taste of a Mexican taco or perhaps a sweet yet tangy Mezcal cocktail, then KOL is the place to be. Located in London’s West End, this Mexican-British fusion restaurant is also an ideal place to hold private parties, Christmas dinners, and grab drinks after work.
Are you searching for obscure flavors that you’re unlikely to find anywhere else? Then Paradise is for you. This traditional Sri Lankan restaurant boasts a wide range of scrumptious dishes, from the Ceylonese spiced prawn skewers to the pollock curry.
Stylized as a Mediterranean restaurant, Bacchanalia offers an extensive range of dishes from across the Mediterranean coast. From the elegant wine menu including the Greek Domaine Skouras wine as well as an array of classic Italian dishes, Bacchanalia is an ideal restaurant if you’re in search of a wholesome feast.
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