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Amsterdam’s Flower Bikes · A Love Story on Two Wheels
Brightly colored bikes decorated in flowers, clocks, butterflies, records, and other features are sprinkled throughout Amsterdam. Behind these beautiful bikes is a pretty cool story! The Flower Bike Man The bikes are the work of Warren Gregory, an American expat known fondly as the Flower Bike Man. Warren began decorating bikes in the early 2000s…
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Luzianne Café: A Casual All-Day Breakfast & Lunch in New Orleans
Temporarily closed In the heart of the Warehouse District, Luzianne Café is a neighborhood diner serving casual all-day breakfast and lunch since late 2022. The café was opened as the personal project of company CEO William Reily. He is the fourth generation to run the grocery wholesale company since it opened in 1902. Reily envisioned…
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The Art of Provisioning for a BVI Boat Charter Adventure
This website uses affiliate links which may earn a commission for purchases at no additional cost to you. Planning a charter in the British Virgin Islands? Provisioning is one of the most important parts of the trip—and also one of the easiest to overthink. Done well, it means a smooth week on the water with…
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One Day in Split, Croatia: Complete Itinerary
Split is the second-largest city in Croatia, facing the sparkling Adriatic Sea with mountains as a backdrop. Always buzzing, Split strikes the perfect balance of tradition and modern life, and it is a city that rewards wandering at your own pace. The city offers some of the best Roman ruins in Europe, a bustling waterfront,…
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Thai Blossom Restaurant in Winter Garden, FL
Thai Blossom is located at 99 West Plant Street in the downtown area of Winter Garden, Florida on the bottom level of the historic Edgewater Hotel. Thai Blossom is an award-winning restaurant and the owners have over 20 years of restaurant experience. The menu includes lots of appetizers including calamari, fried wontons, egg rolls, and…
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Hotel Peter and Paul in New Orleans
New Orleans has a way of pulling you back. I first fell in love with this city as a Tulane student in the 1980s, and every return trip since has added another layer to that relationship. On this visit the destination was Hotel Peter and Paul, a boutique hotel carved from a 19th century Catholic…
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Blue Cave Croatia: Complete Guide to Visiting Biševo Island
Tucked into the limestone cliffs of Biševo Island, the Blue Cave (Modra Špilja) is one of Croatia’s most photographed natural attractions, and one of the most talked about stops along the Adriatic coast. Sunlight enters through a submerged opening and reflects off the pale seabed, filling the cave with a glowing, otherworldly blue that shifts…
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Fun Facts About Croatia: History, Geography & Culture
Lonely Planet named Croatia one of its “Best in Travel” destinations, and it is easy to see why. Beyond idyllic islands, sun-kissed shorelines, and historic walled cities, Croatia holds a long list of surprising facts, from ancient ruins to record-setting beaches. Here is a closer look at what makes the country so distinctive. Croatia History…
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Croatian Slang: 80+ Words Locals Actually Use
Slang is part of nearly every conversation, and Croatian is no exception. It is an essential part of the language and a way to speak more casually with friends, family, or people met along the way while traveling. Learning a bit of Croatian slang helps conversations feel more natural, and it tends to earn an…
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Basic Croatian Phrases for Travelers: A Quick Guide
When visiting it is helpful and polite to learn a few basic Croatian phrases.
