PÈRE LACHAISE CEMETERY IntroductionOverviewAbelard and Heloise Elizaveta StrogonovaFrédéric ChopinOscar WildeJim MorrissonTikTok Ghost Detector FilterConclusion Introduction Our family adventure led us next to the Pere Lachaise Cemetery in the beautiful city of Paris. I know you are probably thinking a cemetery? But it is much more than simply a cemetery. It is its own city within Paris, […]
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Overview Many people confuse Tower Bridge with its neighbor, London Bridge. They think they are visiting one bridge, when, in fact, they are in visiting the other. These are two different bridges. Although the London Bridge is a nice bridge with storied references to the children’s game of “London Bridges Falling Down” (see Bethany’s blog
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Introduction With a name like “Terra Magica”, coined by the Romans, you know you are entering a place of enchantment, magic, and beauty. That is exactly what it feels like when you visit Istria, a wonderland and feast for your senses. Istria Croatia encompasses everything you could want in your family travel and leisure from
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Introduction The Englischer Garten (translated to the “English Garden”) is located in the very heart of Bavaria in Munich, Germany, and it is truly amazing. I spent a great amount of time in the park – both with the family and on my own. To be honest, after seeing the wonderful parks in London (especially
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Introduction One of favorite memories from Cyprus is when we packed up the car with the kids and with a few snacks and headed out to explore the Troodos Mountain range. This mountain range offers a welcome escape from the heat of the lower, beach areas and makes for the perfect road trip. It
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Introduction to the Dalmatia Region Generally speaking, Dalmatia covers the east shore of the Adriatic Sea and, basically runs from the island of Rab all the way to the Bay of Kotor in the South. This includes about 79 islands along the coast and the interior section known as the Dalmatian Hinterland. The largest
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