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When you think of visiting Jordan, you probably think of the impeccable edifices of Petra and the other worldly formations of Wadi Rum. And you'd be right that these are the highlights of a trip to the Hashemite Kingdom. However, there is a lot more to see around the country. Amman, a 5 million person metropolis, is a surprisingly sleepy but charming city to start off your trip with lots of things to see. The historical center, called Wasat al-Balad (وسط البلد), can provide you with a lovely day of sightseeing, good eats, and intriguing shopping. Follow this guide for some tips!

We are happy we can call Krakow our home and here lies our complete guide with wide variety of best cafes and eateries that serve delicious morning meals to kickstart your day! The guide includes not only map with all addresses but also our menu recommendations as well as our original photos of meals. We have been to all these places multiple times, took our beloved people here and happy to share this guide with you! Belive us, you will be surprised with the service and food in Krakow. Bon Appetit!

If you’re looking for what to do in Death Valley National Park with kids (or without!), you’re in the right place. This guide will help you decide what to see in Death Valley and what to do in Death Valley with kids. ⭐️ This park is home to the lowest point in the United States and holds the World Record for the hottest place on Earth.🥵 ⭐️ Here you will find majestic sand dunes with Mountain backdrops, salt flats that make it seem like a snowy paradise, rocks that move by themselves (or do they?), the most well-preserved charcoal kilns in North America, giant volcanic craters, and Mars-like terrain everywhere you look. ⭐️ The Park was designated a National Park in October 1994, but the fight to protect this land started long before that. Death Valley National Park is visited by approximately 1 million people annually and is the largest National Park in the lower 48 with over 3 million acres of and. 🤓 Whether you are traveling with kids or without, you’ll fall in love with this unique National Park. Every visitor to Death Valley National Park should make a stop at the Furnace Creek Canyon Visitor center to get a park map, get a weather update, info about the park’s road conditions and possible closures. Park Rangers are also a wonderful resource for finding out the parks more off the beaten path spots. ☀️ Summertime is Death Valley’s busiest and hottest season.☀️ I believe the best time to visit Death Valley National Park is in the late fall, winter, or early spring. The crowds are much thinner and the weather is much cooler. 🚘How far is Death Valley National Park from Las Vegas? 2 hours, 15 minutes 🚘Los Angeles to Death Valley National Park is 4 hours, 20 minutes 🚘Zion National Park to Death Valley National park is 4 hour, 50 minutes 🚘Sequoia National Park to Death Valley National park is 5 hours 30 minutes 🚘Yosemite National Park to Death Valley National park is 7 hours and 20 minutes 🚘Joshua Tree National Park to Death Valley is 4 hours 40 minutes Also follow me on social media @goldenstatefamilyadventures

Let's explore the western part of Liguria, my area of birth, a not well-known region, less touristic, with several hidden gems that i'll share with you. In this little guide we will focus on the area of the province of Savona. Forget about all that stereotypical videos on Istagram about Italian summer: i'll show you the real one, lived by a local who likes a bit of adventure in his experiences. Did you know, by the way, that this is the zone with the highest number of "Bandiera Blu" in all Italy? It's a certification given only to beaches that meet certain standards in terms of water and infrastructures quality. How to reach: You can reach all the places in the list by: - motorbike: it's surely the best option to avoid traffic and to save some time for the parking, just rent that Vespa, slip between the cars, admire the landspace and live the Italian dream ! - bus: line 40-40/ these buses travel from Savona to Finale Ligure and viceversa along the coast. - car: Ligurian riviera has strict streets, there are often renovations and there aren't many places where to park your car, keep it in mind! - bike: a valid option for sporty people but be careful, people in this area drive a little sporty! Keep in mind that the nearest train stations in this area are: - Savona - Spotorno-Noli (Located in Spotorno) - Finale Ligure

I present my lovely hometown for everyone. So take a look at my recommended places and activities. No worries...: My guide is also created for people 50+, even 60+... I was born 1960 in the northern part of Germany and soon Hamburg was the great attraction for me and my friends. I follow the development of this beautiful city very close, collecting many reports and finally created some self-guided walks through interesting areas. So, Hamburg is my first guide on thatch. Many more coming soon 😀.

The hidden gem of the Midwest full of art, culture, and friendly people!

Melnik - the smallest town in Bulgaria with a population of just under 400 people and one road - is the ideal weekend getaway destination. Tucked away between sandy hills and surrounded by sun-kissed wineries, it's much appreciated by wine drinkers.

This is a one-day food guide through two beautiful cities in Croatia: Split and Zadar. I myself am not croatian, however I´ve visited Croatia a few times with my partner who is Croatian and it´s easy to say that the more I visit the country the more I fall in love with it. Which truthfully comes from someone (me, myself and I) who felt like the country didnt have any good food and who also experienced a cultural shock when I first visited Croatia, leaving me to dislike the people there. However my outlook on the people and the food has completely changed. I hope to recommend some nice eating spots, tips on traveling to Croatia in general including a few little nice stories.

The town of Cala Gonone is a gem right at the heart of the Gulf of Orosei, known for its stunning coastline and marvelous, wild beaches. The most famous ones are accessible only by boat or dinghy, services that should be booked early in advance due to the high demand. ⚓️🌊 But what if you are looking for a more spontaneous solution, where you can just walk or drive for a few minutes and enjoy the cristal-clear Sardinian sea and beaches for free? 🏖🏃🏻‍♀️🚘 With this free map I would like to help you with my best recommendations as a local person to discover the beaches in Cala Gonone, for which you do not need a boat or dinghy to get to. For each spot, you will find detailed notes, pics and videos that I took! 📸🌅 A little tip: as we are located in the Eastern coast of the island, you can admire the dawn on the sea early in the morning! 🌅 ⚠️ You won't always find: public transport, toilets / showes, trash bins, and beach loungers / sun umbrellas. Bars and food trucks are normally located outside of the beaches. There are no taxi services (Uber, Bolt, yellow cabs...) in Cala Gonone and Dorgali. Don't forget to save this map 💾 to enjoy your adventures in Sardinia! 🗺 Map with recommendations ⏳ ca. 3-4 days 📍 Cala Gonone, Sardinia, Italy 💰 Low-budget 🛞 By foot and by car 🎒 Nature lovers, families, groups, couples, solo travelers

Oban, Scotland is the beginning of the journey to the Inner Hebridean which includes the Isle of Mull, Iona, and many other small islands. My family and I had decided to rent a car and drive from Edinburgh. It is definitely intense to drive on the wrong side. But, you get used to it after a day or so. Otherwise, to get to Oban, you can take a train from Edinburgh. Oban is a small city with a cute main street filled with restaurants and touristy shops. Even though we had a car, we decided to use a ferry/bus tour. You will want to book a ferry/bus tour to the Isle of Mull, Iona, and Staffa. Be prepared for rain, rain, and more rain. We went at the end of June and it was a miserable, rainy, cold day. But enjoy the beauty of the landscape and the history of the people.

Cape Town is such a diverse and fantastic city. It has everything: culture and history, stunning nature, fantastic food, so much wine, a very lovely nightlife, and very friendly people!

The elevation changes in Lisbon provide drama. On foot, you can see streets intersecting at all sorts of odd angles. Get to the top of one of the city's seven hills and you will find sweeping views. The problem is that everybody else is trying to take-in those same vistas. The Portuguese have a word, Miradouro, which means viewpoint. I have no doubt you will find Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara or Miradouro da Graça and all the other famous viewpoints. This list is for some out-of-the-way, less obvious locations that provide great views with fewer people around. I hesitate to call these undiscovered or unknown views in Lisbon. They exist ergo they are known. Let's call them unconventional. These spots are rarely in the guide books and aren't part of the Instagram algorithm yet. I want to share these spots, most of which I found by accident, because they are slyly spectacular.

I went to Kotor in June this year and it became one of my favourite places I've ever been to. It had such a special light and magic about it. This guide will outline the best spots to go, where we stayed and a special local person you need to know!

Embark on a remarkable journey through Afghanistan, a land of breathtaking beauty, rich cultural heritage, and resilient people. This travel map invites you to discover the hidden treasures of Afghanistan, showcasing its diverse landscapes, ancient archaeological sites, and warm hospitality.

The perfect places for aperitivi around central and southern Le Marche. The best wines, the best views, the best for people watching and the best for free bar snacks. I mean, who doesn't love a free bar snack?

Everything I did, saw and ate in a day in Houston, TX visiting for the first time. Houston is so much more than just a concrete jungle. It has amazing museums, culture, restaurants and people!

Peru is a wonderful and diverse country full of natural wonders, cultural heritage sites, amazing food and lovely people. If you are visiting for the first time, you might encounter a few surprises while traveling around the Land of the Incas. Here are the tips I found the most useful before my visit or the tips I wish I'd known before arriving.

To truly experience the essence of Budapest, you shouldn't miss out on visiting the city's famous ruin bars. These are quirky, fun bars and cafés located in abandoned, old or ruined buildings. They have mismatched furniture mostly from yard sales or antique shops, random decorations and a very unique atmosphere. Ruin bars are not only places for drinks: they are institutions! Many of them organize live concert, exhibitions, farmer's markets, beer or wine tastings, flea markets, craft fairs, open-air cinema screenings and various events that are not only appealing for the tourists but also for locals. Basically, they have something to offer for everyone. They are perfect melting pots of fun, entertainment, underground culture and gastronomy. I highly recommend you visiting them during the evening AND also during the day as they have incredibly different vibes. During the day, they are great places for grabbing a cup of coffee or a light meal, a few people are even sitting there with their laptops, doing work! During the evening, the ruin bars become more and more lively, people start to have drinks and as the night progresses, many of these bars turn into clubs where you can dance the night away.

Amsterdam – a city where charm, history, and a little bit of magic meet. Whether you’re strolling along the canals, diving into the art scene, or just hunting for the best stroopwafel, the right place to rest your head makes all the difference. But finding a spot that won’t break the bank and has style? That’s where we come in. Find here 5 hotels where you can spend your night for as little as 50 euro per person for a night!

I don't know a cheapest and surprisingly best location to go! Friendly people, everyone knows English, welcoming! they love karaoke and they are amazing at it!!! at times I felt I was in a live show of some artist, turns out (or seems like) every local was born to sign. You won't regret this city! and here I share my must visit spots. Let Katmandu surprise you.