Jasper National Park
While Banff offers more accessible yet spectacular views, Jasper National Parks is actually much more rugged, wild and unforgiving, albeit dramatic.
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Banff National Park
A short drive from Calgary, one of the oldest national parks of the world, Banff National Park is home to placid lakes, sharp cliffs, glaciers and snow clad mountain ranges and a diverse ecology.
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New England is home to several incredible road trip destinations, especially during Fall. The 34 mile stretch of Kancamagas Highway in New Hampshire takes you through the crests and valleys of the mountain range for an incredible journey through the colorful fall foliage.
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From the Midwestern hubs like Chicago, through the Rocky mountains and the barren canyons up to the dazzling west coast of the US
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Capital city of Belgium, filled with architecture from medieval to renaissance period, and home to an incredibly diverse populace, too many tourists include just one day to explore Brussels.
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Remember those canals and the bridges in Venice; there are about 500 bridges there. Amsterdam boasts a mighty 1200 bridges over its looping canal system. Read more fun facts here.
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The smallest country in the world with less than a square kilometer in area, having its own police force, army and diplomatic corps, Vatican City sits as an island within the Rome city limits separated by a wall.
Read moreTrastevere Neighborhood
Once you have taken the touristy trips to Colosseum and Vatican City, and threw in a coin in the Trevi Fountain, take a breather to soak in the city vibes a bit farther from the touristy hot-spots in the Trastavere neighborhood.
Read moreThe Borghese Gallery
Home of the famous and influential Borghese family who settled in Rome in the 16th century, the Villa Borghese was built by Giovanni Vasanzio.
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Back to Rome On the western bank of the River Tiber, a prominent round structure, the Sant’Angelo castle can be seen from a distance. It was built by Emperor Hadrian as a mausoleum for himself in 130 A.D. As you enter through the courtyard, you can see the double line of windows sculpted by Michaelangelo. There are many rooms in
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Bohambo - The Walk 