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The Greece Nobody Films (opens the original)
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The California Coastal Town Most People Drive Past (opens the original)
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Starting From Zero on YouTube (opens the original)
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Kanazawa Is the Japan Most Travelers Are Looking For (opens the original)
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Kanazawa is the kind of city that makes more sense in the rain. The stone lanes in Nagamachi turn darker, drops collect on the wooden fronts of old teahouses, and Kenrokuen Garden gets even quieter. Around town, fishmongers are setting out the morning catch, tea shops are opening, and craftsmen are working with lacquer, ceramics, textiles and sheets of gold leaf so thin they can tear with the slightest mistake.Kanazawa is often described as one of Japan’s best-preserved historic cities, but that
The Tallinn That Has Been Carrying On for 600 Years (opens the original)
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Stand in Tallinn’s Town Hall Square in December and the tree is hard to miss. It rises above the market stalls and old merchant houses, surrounded by lights, hot drinks and people bundled against the cold.Tallinn traces its public Christmas tree tradition back to 1441, when the Brotherhood of the Blackheads, a guild of unmarried merchants, reportedly placed a tree in the square. Riga has its own claim to the early Christmas tree tradition, so there’s no reason to settle that argument here. What
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