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Chile’s Beer Capital Pairs Suds With Rich History and Lots of Sea Lions (opens the original)
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On May 22, 1960, the largest earthquake ever recorded struck southern Chile. Besides shattering homes and dispatching tsunami waves as far as New Zealand, the 9.5-magnitude Valdivia earthquake almost put an end to what the namesake city is now revered for: beer. A compact, walkable city of 170,000 residents, Valdivia sits at the junction of three rivers and became a crucial military outpost under Spanish rule, named after the conquistador Pedro de Valdivia. Downstream of the confluence, the Call
See the Real Valparaíso by Riding Its Historic Funiculars (opens the original)
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Quiet, low-impact, and remarkably efficient, funicular railways have hummed up and down Valparaíso’s steep cerros since 1883. Travelers are likely to encounter artistic renderings of these boxy cabins long before stepping inside one; as iconic to the city as its painted streets, they have become muses for porteño makers. Yet to those who call Valparaíso home, the ascensores serve a far more practical purpose — and their future is at risk. “For years, the ascensores were seen simply as tourist at
Why East Yorkshire Is One of England’s Most Overlooked Escapes (opens the original)
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West Yorkshire has Brontë Country, North Yorkshire has the Dales, and South Yorkshire is the gateway to the Peak District. As for East Yorkshire, better known as the East Riding from the Old Norse word “þriðjungr,” this lesser-visited region puts you in the heart of England’s chalk country, the Yorkshire Wolds. Here, hiking paths follow the movement of itinerant laborers and the port city of Hull preserves the riding’s maritime and railroad legacies. Running north-south through the county, these
Royalty Meets Punk at This Chic London Hotel (opens the original)
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Hotel nhow London feels a little like a mirror image of its host city: eccentric yet familiar, somewhat chaotic, and full of surprise details that make you look twice. At this East London hotel, British icons are reinterpreted through graffiti and playfully irreverent design. Oh, and neon. Lots of it. Alongside its punk-rock-meets-monarchy aesthetic, nhow London, with rooms from just over $200 per night, renders creative reimaginings of the city’s best-known landmarks. My eye was drawn to the gi
I’ve Visited Six Countries by Offering Pet-Sitting Services. Here’s Why It’s Ideal for Travelers. (opens the original)
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Reggie wasn’t the first pup to steal a piece of my heart in the eight years I’ve operated as a pet sitter, but he was the first to steal a pair of my socks. This summer, a short hop on the train brought me from Central London to Teddington, where I’d spend a weekend taking care of this adorable cocker spaniel with a penchant for raiding the laundry bag and a laissez-faire attitude to walks. I’d connected with Reggie’s owners via Trusted Housesitters, a platform where pet- and home-owners can off
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