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👣 Una guía diseñada para el viajero independiente que prefiere moverse a su aire y explorar Palermo más allá de los tópicos. Y, sobre todo, es una guía para el viajero responsable a quien le importa que su dinero no caiga en manos equivocadas (ni caer en trampas atrapa-turistas desprevenidos). 👌🏼 Aquí solo encontrarás lugares 100% garantizados mafia-free: todos los bares, restaurantes, tiendas, etc, que he seleccionado pertenecen a la red de comerciantes que no pagan "el impuesto" a la mafia siciliana. 💪🏼 Consumir en sus negocios es la mejor manera para que tu viaje a Palermo sea bueno para ti y también para los palermitanos. 🗺 Esta guía tiene todo lo que necesitas para comer, beber y comprar para pasar unos 3-4 días en Palermo. Encontrarás: ❤️ Una selección de lugares 100 % mafia-free: - para comer🍴: sitios para desayunar, heladerías, pizzerías, comidas y cenas para todos los bolsillos y ocasiones - para beber 🍸: vinotecas, coctelerías y locales de aperitivo (con vistas) - para comprar 🛍️: e ir más allá del típico imán de souvenir, apoyando a artesanos locales 📍Un mapa interactivo para localizar cada sitio ✍️ Mis notas personales de todos los lugares 🔍 Una breve explicación sobre el movimiento ciudadano antimafia Y si prefieres recomendaciones personalizadas que se adapten a tus gustos, echa un vistazo a mis servicios.

This guide contains my 120 top restaurant recommendations in Madrid and commentary about how to eat like a Spaniard. I cover all types of eateries (tapas bars, restaurants, etc) plus give you the lowdown on Spanish eating customers (so you can eat like a local). Use this guide to ensure you never have a bad meal while exploring the Spanish capital! The 120 included restaurant recommendations cover the whole city and a variety of price points. Note that this does not cover coffee shops, dessert spots, or purely drinking establishments. But it gives you the best places for lunch and dinner in this incredible city!

When you visit Boston, these are 6 neighborhoods/areas you cannot miss out on!😍 Growing up, and attending college, in Boston as the “serial” long-walks-lover that I am - I know this city better than the back of my hand. Mixed with my deep love for this city, I ended up going overboard with this map - which originally started off as a simple Boston neighborhood listicle.😂 Along the 6 best neighborhoods, in here I shared 3 of the best attractions in each area, and 1 or 2 of the best hotels to stay in- that way you can properly prepare for your visit!☺️ Without further ado, here are the best neighborhoods and areas of Boston.😍👇 📌 Make sure to SAVE this for your future trip!

Where to eat, drink, hang, etc.

Slovenia is so seriously underrated! We visited this country for only seven days but saw how much Slovenia had to offer. Below are four of our favourite spots in Slovenia that you absolutely need to put on your next travel itinerary.

If you've been to Rome before and you're wondering what to do besides the main tourist attractions/tours, then check out this guide for an "off-the-beaten-path" version of Rome. This map of Italy's Eternal City includes 45 alternative gallery/museums, ruins, exhibits, churches, relaxing and family friendly options among nature, easy day trips with and without a car, unique cafes, and 5 local restaurants to try. I'm constantly updating so be sure to save!

So, the town of Alba is a perfect size for strolling the streets and finding little bars to pop into for a taste of some of the great local wines from the Langhe region. I have found not all wineries are open to the public and are sometimes way off the beaten track so if you looking to stay central and not have to worry about how is driving and how is drinking then Alba is a great place to do a little wine tasting self-guided style. You never know you might even meet a few wine makers in the process they love to hang out in Alba for all the same reasons you wanna visit like the food is great.

Sip your way through the Eternal City.

It's no secret that Argentina produces some of world's top wines. Go beyond the predictable glass of Malbec and visit one of BA's wine bars! From Patagonian Pinot to delicate northern Torrontés - and everything in between - a whole universe awaits you. This roundup of the best wine bars Buenos Aires has to offer will be your trusty guide as you sip your way across town, from top to bottom. Salud! 🍷

⭐️ Skip hours of researching and second-guessing to find the best and most unique wine bars in Rome with this guide! When you are in the mood for some incredible wine, there is no shortage of enoteche in Rome. But if you are looking for something specific, choosing any random place off the street may prove to be sub-par. This guide features a list of heavily researched wine bars based on quality, unique offerings, and different atmospheres to take the guesswork out of which enoteca is worth spending your time and money imbibing in. The spots on this hit list are centrally located within the city so it will be convenient to find them and pop in for a drink when you need a break from exploring. Spanning from old-school operations to contemporary takes, these wine bars are sure to help quench your thirst when it's time for a glass (or a bottle), then sit back and soak it all in. Featuring: 🍷A variety of researched recommendations from an experienced wine bar discoverer in Rome (me). 🍷Where to find them, plus direct links to their address in Google Maps so you can easily locate them while in Rome 🍷Details on each enoteca and what you can expect from the wine and ambiance 🍷Link to the websites with more details 🍷Hours of operation so you can plan your visit accordingly Salute!

Find the best spots in Ljubljana to enjoy tasty food, refreshing drinks, and great places to dance. Check out my top picks for dining, drinks, and nightlife in Slovenia's lively capital. The list features recommendations for breakfast and brunch spots, as well as places for pizza, pasta, Mexican, Asian, Slovenian cuisine, fine dining, bars, parties, cocktails, desserts, and wine bars. Each entry includes notes and tips on what to try. Get ready to experience the fun and vibrant scene!

A phenomenal way to see one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. This circular road trip that starts and ends from Ljubljana airport will show you an incredible mix of scenery - from charming towns to mountains, vineyards and coastal seaside beauty - so you'll see a bit of everything and all that Slovenia has to offer 🤍✨🌳🏔️🌊 This is a great itinerary if you're keen for lots of walking, don't mind being in a car for a bit each day (from 30 mins - 2.5 hours) and have a mid-budget travel style. Brilliant for most seasons - fall, spring and summer 🍂☀️ Tried and tested with a few tweaks based on some learnings from designing and doing this trip with one of my friends. INCLUDES: ✨ 28 food & drink spots | 23 points of interest | 12 accommodation options with parking | 10 driving directions | 5 walk/hike routes | 4 activities...and more 🤍 extensive and detailed day-by-day breakdowns | tips and tricks learned along the way | booking links | suggested app to download | additional options throughout for added customisation | my own photography to give you a clear picture of what to expect ACCOUNTS FOR: ⌛ Days and days of research and curation 🚘 Customised driving route and trip flow 👍 High customer ratings: 4+ out of 5 on Google Reviews STILL NOT CONVINCED? As a custom order, this would cost $420, but I've slashed this massively to only $37.50 instead - so basically just over $5 per trip day (hugeeee savings!) 💸

See the best of Slovenia in seven days! Slovenia is a seriously underrated country with so much to offer. From kayaking down one of the clearest rivers Europe has to offer, hiking through the alps, and seeing the Slovenian country homes around corner, you will NOT be disappointed. This itinerary is best from spring - fall when the hikes are open for business. It has everything outlined for you in each location: what to know before you visit, links and locations to great hotels, tours, sights to see, where to eat, hiking information, and a jam-packed seven day itinerary including two hikes (and an optional one) and multiple suggestions on what to do in each of the following places: -> Logar Valley -> Kamnik Alps -> Lake Bohinj -> Triglav National Park -> Lake Bled -> Vrsic Pass -> Soca Valley -> Brda (Slovenia’s Wine Region) -> Ljubljana Find out what Slovenia has to offer!

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of Huntsville! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things Hunstville for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access! *More PhDs per capita than anywhere in the US

Unexpectedly the city of Atlanta is one of the most fascinating wine scenes in the U.S. The city possesses a wide range of wine shops and tasting rooms in the city and this guide will provide you with where to go if you're an amateur wine lover or wine connoisseur.

A guide to Bishkek Kyrgyzstan that includes things to know and things to do. The guide includes suggestions for activities, restaurants, and hotels.

Welcome to Barcelona, a culinary paradise where each bite tells a story of rich Catalan flavors and gastronomic creativity. Barcelona’s food scene is a celebration of its diverse culture and culinary traditions. Bon appétit as you savor the delicious tapestry of flavors this city has to offer! This guide shows all the restaurants, cafes and bars you need to try. Let’s embark on a food guide through the city’s diverse and delectable offerings;

Having a major affinity for food & delicious eats since I was little, I've curated a list of my favorite and ultimate places to eat in my hometown. From Vancouver classics to neighborhood gems, this list is for you if you are looking for deeeelish-ous eats that you may or may not have heard of!

My favorite places in Barcelona from the must dos to the off the beaten path options.

One of my most favourite Italian traditions; the aperitivo! Settle yourself on a piazza or in a cosy street and enjoy your drink (preferred Aperol Spritz) brought to you with a range of appetizers, mostly included or only for a small extra amount. Salute!