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Tucked On The Czech Border Is A German National Park With Rustic Forests, Mountain Trails, And Rare Wildlife - Islands (opens the original)
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In many ways, Bavaria ("Bayern" to locals) is the archetypal German state. The home of Oktoberfest and lederhosen, of herbaceous meat sausages and F.C. Bayern Munich, it's beset with thick green forests, imposing mountains, Disney-like castles, and alpine lakes. Such scenic beauty was a source of inspiration for 19th-century King Ludwig II, who wrote of Bavaria's "holy silence" and "blissful stars," how "the mountains surround me so seriously, and sublimely." Arguably the most prepossessing stre
The Worst City For Traffic In North America Isn't LA Or New York City - AOL (opens the original)
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If you've ever had the displeasure of driving through New York or Los Angeles, you'll be aware these cities are notorious for bad traffic. Whether it's the bleating taxicabs, fits of road rage, and logjammed bridges of Manhattan or LA's glacial rush-hour traffic and interminable lines on the 405, neither city is much fun to drive in. But to find the city in North America with the worst traffic of the lot, head south of the border and into the Mexican capital of Mexico City. According to the 2025
The Worst City For Traffic In North America Isn't LA Or New York City - Islands (opens the original)
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If you've ever had the displeasure of driving through New York or Los Angeles, you'll be aware these cities are notorious for bad traffic. Whether it's the bleating taxicabs, fits of road rage, and logjammed bridges of Manhattan or LA's glacial rush-hour traffic and interminable lines on the 405, neither city is much fun to drive in. But to find the city in North America with the worst traffic of the lot, head south of the border and into the Mexican capital of Mexico City. According to the 2025
What A Blue Flag Beach Really Tells You Before You Book - Islands (opens the original)
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When deciding if a beach is worth visiting, you might look for clear, turquoise seas and a scattering of sun loungers for post-swim snoozing. Perhaps you want a beach abounding in wildlife and devoid of fuel-chugging motorboats. But while simply looking at a destination can be useful, the Blue Flag designation is often used as the benchmark for assessing beach quality. The international sustainability program is overseen by the Copenhagen-based Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), and B
Why Do Hotel Bedrooms Have So Many Pillows? - Islands (opens the original)
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If you're a frequent traveler, you've probably encountered a hotel bedroom where the ratio of pillows to bed space is weighted heavily towards the former. Perhaps you start removing some of these pillows, wondering aloud why hotels insist on creating such a pillow surplus in the first place. European travel guru Rock Steves once posted a video to his YouTube channel, showing more than a dozen pillows crowding his freshly made hotel bed. Even those who like to lay their head on a towering pillowy
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