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Ubud has many great restaurants with tasty, healthy food. Even a week isn't long enough to try them all. But, any restaurant from this list is a good choice. This guide covers: - Top restaurants in Ubud - Ubud restaurants with vegetarian food - Dining spots in Ubud with sunset views - Must-try food in Bali - Tipping policy in Bali's restaurants - Average meal cost in Bali - Is it necessary to book a table at restaurants in Bali?

Palm Beach, Florida, epitomizes luxury and leisure with its pristine beaches, upscale shopping, and lavish estates. Situated on a barrier island along the Atlantic Ocean, it boasts a tropical climate, making it a haven for sun-seekers year-round. The town's iconic Worth Avenue is renowned for its high-end boutiques and gourmet dining, attracting affluent visitors and residents alike. Palm Beach offers a rich cultural scene, with museums, galleries, and historic landmarks adding depth to its allure. Whether strolling along the waterfront, indulging in world-class cuisine, or simply basking in the sun, Palm Beach offers an unparalleled escape into elegance and relaxation.

Will you be visiting Budapest and are looking for the perfect things to do? 🌇 Than this travel guide is for you! While the guide features a 4-day plan you can customize and adjust it to your interests and needs :) I’d say though that you should at least spend 2 full days in this amazing city!! When following this guide you will experience the uniqueness of Budapest, eat mouthwatering (traditional) food, and just have the best time! …I promise 😌 There are some problems with the map which is suppposed to accompany this guide. It will be online as soon as possible. Meanwhile I would be very greatful if you could leave me a tip to pay off my hard work for this free guide :)

‌One thing the danish are most certainly famous for are their pastries. 🥐🥮  The big question remains: "Where should I try them?” So that you don't end up in a branche, I and my friend came up with a list of the most authentic and deliciuos bakeries and cafes in Copenhagen ☕️. Wherever you dicide to go, make sure to try "Spandauer" and "Tebirkes". Also, "Jordbärtarte", translated strawberry tart 🍓, is a must-try. 

The 'stiletto heel' of the boot, Puglia has slowly become one of the (if not the most) hottest destinations in Italy. I grew up spending my summers and major holidays here, and it's been an absolute pleasure seeing this special region blossom into one of the most requested holiday destinations in Italy. For years it was simply the place where locals came to lay in the sunny beaches for the months of July and August, but now has activities, restaurants and beach clubs open year-round. It's HUGE, so keep in mind it will probably take you a few trips to the region to see most of it. My advice is to not try and see it all in one try, but instead pick one or two areas and slowly explore (and enjoy) them. Here are my favorite places to eat in Puglia

It wouldn’t be a complete trip to Rome without a little shopping. Even though we have a main ‘shopping area’, there are smaller shops/boutiques spread around the city (which I much prefer to big brands!). Here is my guide to make your (shopping) life easier and hopefully you will be able to bring back home a beautiful memory of the Eternal city This guide includes a mix of food, clothing, jewellery, kitchen/house wear, and beauty/personal care (the guide is divided by categories)

Explore Florence's food through the eyes of a native, local, professional foodie, as these locations are ones I keep visiting regularly, year after year. This guide features: - 5 breakfast spots, - 4 gelato shops 🍦, - 2 markets, - 15 Tuscan-focused dining options, - 3 pizzerie 🍕, - 6 wine and cocktail bars. Don't forget to save ☑️ this map for future use! [cover image 📸 by @silviopalladino_]

Your ultimate mobile-friendly map of the best summer hangouts far from the touristy crowds, divided by area: riverside Lungarno, hip Oltrarno, and the more residential "di qua d'Arno" (“this side of the Arno”). Learn what makes each spot special and which ones are best for each mood and/or occasion by scrolling down, or tapping on the map icon in the top right corner to see where everything is in respect to your location.

Saigon is full of amazing restaurants to choose from. I have compiled a list of over 100 spots I have tried! Enjoy eating your way through Saigon!

Everything you need to know for your first (or 10th) visit to Toronto including: 📍Essentials to know before you go 📍Where to Stay 📍Where to Eat (breakfast, lunch and dinner) 📍What to See and Do (tourist attractions, museums, neighbourhoods of interest, green spaces and shopping destinations) PLUS: a link to my video guide so you can see many of these places first hand!

From Oaxaca City to the Oaxaca Coast this guide shares things to do, where to stay, where to eat and travel tips so you can have the best time in the state of Oaxaca. Includes: Oaxaca City, San José Del Pacifico, Zipolite, Mazunte, Puerto Escondido, & Hualtulco Find hidden waterfalls, hot springs, beautiful beaches, activities, nightlife, markets, vegetarian friendly restaurants and hostels with this guide ⚡️

A simple list and interactive digital map with 15 essential culinary stops, curated by a local: - 3 breakfast options, - 4 lunch spots, - 4 dinner recs, - 1 wine bar, - 1 cocktail bar, - 2 gelato shops. Don't forget to save ☑️ this map for future use!

Paris is the French paradise for cœliac people. You can eat a gluten-free croissant, pain au chocolat or baguette, walking in the beautiful parisian streets. Recently, more and more gluten-free bakeries, restaurants and coffee shops are opening in the capital. Just for you, I gathered them in this guide. Enjoy your gluten-free Parisian trip!

Catania – Taormina – Syracuse 🇮🇹 Where to go • What to see • Where to stay • What to eat & much more! 💥 Explore Sicily in three epic days, with Catania as your home base 🌋.

So you're heading to Florence? Smart choice! There is so much to do in Florence, it might seem overwhelming to try to get plan together for your trip. Let my guide make it easy for you (where to stay, activities, food, and drink recommendations and general must-have tips included)!

On the southeastern coast of Sicily, with an history that spans three millennia, lies the city of Siracusa (Syracuse). At its peak it was one of the most important city of the Mediterranean and, according to Cicero, it was also "the most beautiful of all". Today, traces of history can be found all over the city but the highest concentration of monuments is on the island of Ortigia, the historic center of the city. This walking tour includes: - 🥾 Step by step directions guiding you to all the most important sites in Ortigia - 🗺️ Information about what you will see along the tour - 🛏️ Practical suggestions, including hotels, to help you plan your trip Walking around Ortigia you will explore the ruins of Greek temples, Baroque monuments and churches, hidden remnants of the Jewish past in the city, a Norman castle, stunning views of the natural harbor of Siracusa and of the open Mediterranean, and much more!

If you're headed to Florence and want to eat some of the best meals of your life, grab this list! WHY THIS LIST INSTEAD OF MY FREE VERSION? Because this way, you have options! Find yourself hangry and need food ASAP? You'll find great, authentic options on this list near you no matter where you are! Your first choice restaurant is full? I include plenty of options, so you have backups in each neighborhood! In a really touristy area without a reservation? This gives you a cheat sheet for eating well anywhere you find yourself! Everywhere on here I've personally eaten or had it recommended to me by someone living there at least 5 years. In this guide, you'll get: - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - recommendations on typical dishes to order - Categories included: restaurants, panini & cheap eats, coffee & breakfast, bars & speakeasies, gelato

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I want to help you discover the lesser known places in Florence. You already know the David, the Duomo, and Ponte Vecchio. But do you know the best place to get a craft beer? Eat the best Chinese food? Join a summer beach party? I’m here to help you live like a local! I spent two years living in the beautiful Renaissance city of Florence, Italy. Spending so much time in this city allowed me to remove myself from the regular touristy spots that so many people get caught up going to when they have just a few days here. Unfortunately, Florence really does suffer from over-tourism, particularly in the summer months. This can make it difficult to feel like you're truly a part of the life of the city. Fortunately, however, there are a ton of great places around the city, less known to tourists, where you can get to know another part of the city. In this guide, I will introduce you to those spots: the lesser-known, more local hot spots to have coffee, eat breakfast, lunch, dinner, date night, live music, and drink the night away. This guide is perfect for people who want to go to hip and cool places that are off the beaten path, which can be hard to find in Florence. Maybe you're going to be in Florence for just a few days and want to be in the know right away, or maybe you're a student coming to spend a semester in Florence. This guide will help you get a head start on all the best places that your friends probably haven't told you about. I've also provided information about transportation around the city, from walking to biking to the tramvia, etc. What this guide does NOT include: All of the historical sites, art museums, and famous statues. Every blog post includes these types of things in Florence. I want to provide you with another side of Florence.