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Off the beaten path Toronto: Alternative things to do in Toronto by a local

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Most tourists who visit Toronto rarely explore the Eastern part of the city as it’s in the process of gentrification.  However, things are changing rapidly in East Toronto and here’s a glimpse into off the beaten path Toronto with alternative things to do in Toronto, focused on east Toronto. This local guide written by Pari, a Toronto local.

[author] [author_image timthumb=’on’]https://www.wanderlustingk.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Traveling-Pari-About-Me.jpeg[/author_image] [author_info]Pari is a former academic who realised that she was more interested in the places she visited during conferences and not the subject of the conference itself. So, she decided to take the plunge and make travel her full-time job. She now writes a travel blog focused on travel, food and fashion.[/author_info] [/author]…

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Is the A’DAM swing overrated? An honest review of the A’DAM lookout

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I spent over two years living in Amsterdam, so I was naturally curious about the A’DAM lookout after reading about the swing over Amsterdam.  I’m a bit of an adrenaline junkie, so when my friend asked me if I’d go out on the A’DAM swing with her, I went for it. However, was the A’DAM swing and lookout worth almost twenty euros? Keep reading for this honest review of the A’DAM lookout….

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The difference between Holland and The Netherlands explained

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As someone living in the Netherlands for nearly three years, I often say that I live in Holland when asked where I live. You might be wondering what is the difference between Holland and the Netherlands. (Will the real country please stand up?) Some people actually ask me how many countries exist in Holland or the Netherlands. You’re about to get schooled in all things that you need to know about Holland before your trip to the Netherlands, so you don’t sound silly.

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The perfect day trip from Paris to Provins, a beautiful medieval town

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Visiting Paris and looking for the perfect day trip from Paris? Look no further than Provins, a medieval town that has been recognized as a French UNESCO world heritage site.  Traveling from Paris to Provins takes about an hour and a half by train, however it’s easy to spend the day exploring the city.  Keep reading for what to do in Provins in one day and where to eat in Provins.  There’s a downloadable map with the best things to do in Provins at the bottom.

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Why you must visit Berat, one of Albania’s most beautiful cities

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When I first started researching Albania, I wondered why I hadn’t heard of many of these places. Albania has been left off a lot of lists and I’d like to do my part in helping people discover the beauty of Albania.  When I started researching my Albania trip, I ended up becoming obsessed with Berat after seeing photos of its stunning Ottoman-era houses. It’s easily one of the most beautiful cities in Albania and I’ll be covering three reasons why you must visit Berat, Albania….

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Madrid on a Budget: Insider tips for cheap things to do in Madrid

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Considering visiting Madrid? Read insider tips from a resident on the best cheap things to do in Madrid and tips for visiting Madrid on a budget!  This guest post by Perri, an expat in Madrid, covers some insider tips for Spain’s capital on a budget.

[author] [author_image timthumb=’on’][/author_image] [author_info] Perri recently relocated from London to Madrid. Seeking the Spanish Sun is a travel blog all about her exploration of Spain in search of the perfect place, to rest her itchy feet and finally call home. She shares what she sees along the way and travel tips and advice for anyone visiting Spain. [/author_info] [/author]

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Tips for surviving travel with your parents and parents-in-law

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People are often shocked that both my husband and I choose to take vacations with our respective parents (and parents-in-law).  I know that my dad is definitely reading this, but I will write that going on holiday with your parents isn’t always easy.  Since moving to Europe, I’ve take a annual trip with my parents as it’s my favorite way to see my parents.  Why? I find that we get to enjoy beautiful cities and we get quality time without the awkwardness of me staying in my bedroom from my teenage years.   Keep reading for tips for traveling with your parents or parents-in-law.

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