Europe is full of thriving cultures and vastly distinctive gastronomic experiences throughout the continent. From fine French food (look out for bourguignon de poulain if you’re a horse lover) to hearty Italian dishes to spicy Hungarian meals the food tourist can have a wealth of experiences trying novel flavors sure to tantalize.

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Comments: 1 Aug 29th, 2007
by E Cho

The best European food experiences can be had at the smaller “mom and pop” restaurants commonly found in the countryside and at the larger restaurants located in cities not commonly on the itinerary for the international traveler. These restaurants are often owned by the same family for generations and offer local cuisine at its most authentic. One thing to look for when searching for an authentic European restaurant is a menu that is not in English.

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Comments: 0 Aug 22nd, 2007
by E Cho

Jules Undersea Lodge
Jules’ Undersea Lodge, named after the author of the famed maritime tale 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, is the world’s first underwater hotel. Originally built in the early 1970s as a groundbreaking research lab off the coast of Puerto Rico, the Lodge has been in business in Key Largo, Florida since relocating there and opening its hatch to the public in 1986.

Jules Undersea Lodge
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Comments: 17 Aug 20th, 2007
by E Cho

Just when I thought it won’t be until 2030 before a real space hotel opens, the Galactic Suite announces their plans to start launching visitors into space in 2012. Maybe Hugh Hefner suite in Las Vegas won’t hold the record much longer as the most expensive hotel room. This short trip to space will cost $4 million for 3 days. Hmm, …..yeh cheap as chips. Read the full report here.

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Comments: 1 Aug 14th, 2007
by E Cho

Crescent Hotel
Crescent HotelThe Crescent Hotel, located in historic Eureka Springs Arkansas, prides itself in being called America’s “most haunted” hotel. While other hotels may lay claim to that title, I can’t argue with the moniker due to the personal experiences I had while staying there in its most famously haunted room - 218. Read the rest of 5 Scary Haunted Hotels »

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Comments: 0 Aug 10th, 2007
by E Cho

With an account behind each brick of the old London city, it is hardly surprising that myths, past events, ghost tales and even supernatural phenomenon have come to be regarded as a part of the its history. For thrill seekers and those who love ghost stories, even real ones, the London Ghost Walks are a unique way to experience the supernatural, and the puzzling as well as simple historical facts. Read the rest of London Will Scare you to Death »

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Comments: 0 Aug 3rd, 2007
by E Cho