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September 27, 2014
The Weather in Paris in October?

This post is an overview of the weather in Paris during October, including temperatures and rain forecasts, as well as things to do. HOW WARM OR COLD IS PARIS IN OCTOBER? The weather in Paris in October starts out partly sunny and mild but temperatures fall steadily during this month and will tend to be a […]

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September 23, 2014
The Weather in Berlin in October

October finds the temperatures falling fairly rapidly in Germany's Capital City with mostly cloudy skies and fairly frequent rainy days. However, there are still nice days here, especially early in the month. As a retired meteorologist turned tour guide, I didn't expect that I would use my experience as a forecaster in my new career […]

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September 22, 2014
How's the Weather in Charleston in October?

The weather in Charleston in October is ideal for visiting this historic city in South Carolina as temperatures remain warm but with less of the humidity than during the summer months. Early in the month the afternoon temperatures are mostly in the low 80s f (27-28C) with early morning lows in the lower 60s f […]

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September 21, 2014
The Ramble

Between 73rd and 78th streets, located just north of The Lake and south of The Great Lawn, The Ramble is a 38-acre get-away from the hustle and bustle of the city. One of the main features of Central Park, it was also one of the first parts of the park to be built. With winding, […]

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September 19, 2014
Weather in Philadelphia in October

October  is a good time to visit Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as the summer heat is gone and the winter cold has not yet arrived. The autumn colors usually peak here from mid-October to early November and the weather is ideal for most outdoor activities. Early in the month, the afternoon temperatures are very pleasant, averaging in […]

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September 17, 2014
Guia de Estación Central en Nueva York

Read this guide in English La Historia Grand Central Terminal fue inaugurada el 2 de febrero de 1913. Antes de la apertura de este hermoso edificion en estilo Beaux-Arts, hubo dos estaciones anteriores en este sitio: Grand Central Depot y la estación Grand Central. Los edificios anteriores servían para unir a todas las líneas ferroviarias […]

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September 15, 2014
Fraunces Tavern Museum | Historic New York Pub

At 54 Pearl Street, at the corner of Pearl and Broad, you will find Fraunces Tavern.  It is a pretty yellow and red brick structure that looks like it has been plucked from the 18th century and put down in modern New York.  It stands out among some of its more contemporary neighbors, such as […]

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September 13, 2014
Ten Apps to Download for Your Visit to San Francisco

San Francisco has long been considered a land of opportunity, from the days when the original San Francisco 49ers came here to make their fortune in the gold fields, to the current tech savants who have come to fill their pockets with sales of new technologies and apps. We have another post about the apps […]

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September 11, 2014
The Best Berlin Flea Markets

No visit to Berlin is complete without experiencing the awesome vibes and great bargains of the city's colorful flea markets. Berlin's flohmarkts (German for flea markets) are the place to go to find everything from vintage merchandise to artisan crafts, from antiques to junk. Here is our take the Berlin's best flea markets! Trödelmarkt Straße […]

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September 10, 2014
Apsley House

Boasting the illustrious address of ‘Number 1, London’ Apsley House has been home to the Dukes of Wellington for well over 200 years. A little known gem in the heart of London, Apsley House is situated in prime location at Hyde Park Corner, symbolically marking the boundaries between the City of Westminster and the boroughs […]

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September 8, 2014
Chicago Nicknames

What's in a name? Plenty! Take Chicago, for example. Have you ever thought about the origins of Chicago’s nicknames or even the meaning behind the word “Chicago?” “The Windy City” is “Second to None” which is why it is “My Kind of Town.” Which is your favorite? Check out our Chicago Visitors Guide, with budget advice, […]

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September 6, 2014
Central Park Belvedere Castle

This small castle offers sightseers breathtakingly, picturesque views of Central Park. Designed in 1869 as a lookout by Central Park’s co-designer Calvert Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould, the structure sits on Vista Rock, nestled next to the serene Turtle Pond and famous Delacorte Theater.   The Italian translation of the castle’s name “beautiful view” defines […]

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September 6, 2014
The Former Ministry on Aviation in Berlin

Between Potsdamer Platz and Checkpoint Charlie in the Wilhelmstraße, there is a large building in shell limestone with hundreds of windows - the former Ministry on Aviation.  The building opened in 1936 and is used today for the Department of Finance of the Federal Republic of Germany. It was conceived as the Ministry of Aviation, […]

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September 3, 2014
The Palmer House

Have you ever stepped into The Palmer House Hotel on State Street in Chicago?  It is a breathtaking, historic must-see for anyone visiting the Second City. Potter Palmer was a wealthy and influential Chicago businessman who played a significant role in developing Chicago's Gold Coast and Chicago's State Street.  One of his most famous and romantic endeavors was a […]

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