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5 de Julho Avenue
Take a leisurely walk down this charming historical street, where pastel-colored buildings line your path, offering a delightful feast for the eyes. Alongside these architectural gems, you'll discover an array of local shops and cozy cafes inviting y
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Almaciga Beach
If you're a fan of untamed nature and surfing, Almáciga is bound to capture your heart. This beach is one of three that grace the town of Taganana, a quaint place where time seems to stand still and traditions remain almost untouched. Nestled beneath
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Bay of Agadir
Agadir boasts one of the most breathtaking bays on the planet, where the Atlantic Ocean meets long stretches of inviting sand. These beaches, kissed by the sun year-round, are perfect for those who love to kick back and relax or dive into thrilling w
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Jemaa El Fna Square
There's truly no place in Morocco quite like Jemaa el-Fna Square. It's a spot that effortlessly draws you in and keeps you coming back for more. During the day, it might seem like just a vast open area, but the magic is already brewing. Snake charmer
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Fortaleza Central Market
Fortaleza Central Market is the largest market in northeastern Brazil and an unmissable destination for anyone visiting the region. This bustling marketplace is a treasure trove that offers an incredible array of goods: leather items like sandals, sh
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The Medina of Tetouan
Strolling through the Medina of Tetouan feels like stepping into a living postcard from the past. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site since 1997, this enchanting place is affectionately known as the "White Dove" due to the dazzling white wa
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The Old Medina
If you're visiting Tetouan for the first time, a leisurely stroll through the old Medina is a must. It's a lively and fascinating place, where history and culture come to life around every corner. As you wander through the labyrinth of narrow streets
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The Mdiq Beach
Nestled along the Moroccan coast, the charming town of Mdiq, once a humble fishing village, has transformed into a delightful seaside retreat. Its sandy beaches beckon with their soft, golden grains, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a day of sunbath
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Plaza de la Corredera
Picture this: a rectangular square, blending history and charm, right in the heart of Andalusia. This unique spot is the only one in the region designed in the style of the traditional Castilian Plaza Mayor. During its reconstruction, the ground reve
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Plaza Mayor Square
One of the most stunning squares in Spain has to be Plaza Mayor in Salamanca. This architectural gem was crafted in the Baroque style, following the designs of the talented Alberto Churriguera. As you wander, the north side immediately catches your e
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Market of San Miguel
Opened in May 1916 as a bustling food market, this historic gem stands as one of Madrid’s finest examples of iron architecture. Fast forward to May 2009, and it transformed into the city’s first dedicated gastronomy market. It's a must-visit for any
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Plaza Mayor
Nestled right in the center of Hapsburg Madrid, Plaza Mayor is a gem in the city's historic district. This area is one of the capital's most enchanting spots, where every corner seems to whisper stories from the past. Long before Madrid dazzled with
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Mercado Modelo
Mercado Modelo is like a living snapshot of Bahia's rich culture, right in the heart of Brazil's beginnings. It's where it all kicked off! Nestled among other iconic spots in the city, you can hop on the Lacerda Elevator and explore the Historic Cent
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Hippy Market
Have you heard about Ibiza's legendary Hippy Market? It's one of the island's top attractions and an absolute must-see for anyone on holiday here. But don't think that's the only market worth visiting. All across the island, you'll find bustling mark
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Mercado de la Ribera Market
Built in 1929, this impressive structure sprawls over 10,000 square meters, making it the largest indoor market in Europe. Nestled in the heart of Bilbao's charming Old Town, it sits gracefully along the Bilbao Estuary, offering a picturesque setting
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The Plaza de Prim square
Picture yourself wandering through the charming Plaza de Prim, where the enchanting Fortuny Theatre stands as a testament to the area's rich cultural history. As you meander down Calle de Monterols, you'll find yourself at the bustling Plaza del Merc
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La Boqueria Market
La Boqueria in Barcelona is hands down the most visited market in the city. If you're eager to experience the pulse of local life, the Barcelona city markets are your go-to spots. They're bustling, colorful, and filled with an energy that's both infe
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Sant Sebastia Beach
Nestled alongside the iconic Barceloneta beach, Sant Sebastià is one of the city's oldest and most cherished beaches. Back in the day, this spot was a playground for Barcelona's elite, who would come here to enjoy its exclusive bathing amenities. Fas
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Central Market
Inaugurated in 1930, this architectural gem is a noucentist building crafted by the talented architect Josep Renom. Recently, it underwent a thoughtful restoration and modernization, yet it beautifully retains its original charm. Inside, you'll be ca
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The Saint Pierre District
Tourists visiting Bordeaux often find themselves captivated by the stunning architecture along the quays, even before they explore further. Yet, many remain blissfully unaware of the city's historic core nestled just behind the 18th-century Place de
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Serignan
Over the centuries, Sérignan has been beautifully sculpted by the river Orb and the Mediterranean Sea. This charming town now boasts four distinct areas, each offering unique activities, and the best part? You can explore them all by bike. Pedaling t
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Nelson's Dockyard
Stepping into Nelson's Dockyard is like walking through a portal to the past, yet with all the comforts of today. These beautifully restored eighteenth- and nineteenth-century buildings now host an array of modern delights: cozy shops, luxurious hote
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Heritage Quay
Heritage Quay is a must-visit when you're exploring the vibrant capital of Antigua, St. John's. It's the largest and most modern of the two quays here, and it's an absolute paradise for shoppers. Imagine two floors packed with an incredible selection
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Place de la Comedie
Place de la Comédie, the bustling heart of Montpellier, is a must-see destination. Locals affectionately call it l'OEuf, or "the Egg," due to its original oval design. It's not just any square; it's one of Europe's largest pedestrian zones, making it
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The Souk
The Souk in Tunis exudes an authenticity that sets it apart from the more tourist-heavy markets found in other North African locales. It's a lively hub buzzing with the daily rhythms of locals who are genuinely focused on their day-to-day activities.
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The Central Market Hall
Limoges' central market hall, constructed between 1885 and 1889, stands as a stunning testament to 19th-century architectural innovation. This architectural gem showcases a remarkable metal framework with triangular shapes, each tipping the scales at
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The Old City (Medina)
The Old City, also known as the Old Medina, is a mesmerizing maze of narrow, winding lanes. It's a place where the air is alive with the buzz of shoppers and the enchanting scents of spices, coffee, nuts, falafel, and freshly-made sweets. Wandering t
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Place de Jaude
Place de Jaude in its 21st-century form greets those who wander by with an intriguing mix of jet fountains shooting into the air, elegant magnolias, and stately tulip trees. The carefully chosen minerals add a touch of sophistication to the scene. It
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Central Market of Belo Horizonte
Spices, aromas, flavors, beliefs, and colors: these are the vibrant features of Minas Gerais culture that lend charm and personality to Belo Horizonte's most cherished market. For ninety years, the Central Market has served as both a tourist hotspot
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Piazza delle Vettovaglie
Piazza dei Cavalieri and Piazza Dante Alighieri are the beating hearts of student life in the city. Surrounding these lively squares, you'll find a plethora of charming, budget-friendly eateries that are perfect for grabbing a bite with friends. Just
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Condado Beach
Condado Beach is a magnet for a wide array of visitors, ranging from families to well-known celebrities. The beachfront resorts like La Concha Resort and Condado Vanderbilt are particularly adored by Puerto Rican celebrities. These spots are perfectl
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Old San Juan
Old San Juan, the crown jewel of Caribbean cruise destinations, is anything but your typical vacation spot. This charming city brims with unique character, celebrated for its rich history, centuries-old forts, romantic ambiance, Old World elegance, e
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Shrewsbury Market Hall
Nestled under Shrewsbury’s iconic clocktower is a treasure trove waiting to be explored: the town’s award-winning indoor market. This bustling hub is a delightful mix of cosmopolitan cafés, artisan producers, and vintage sellers. It’s a place where q
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Ponte Vecchio
Open around the clock, the pedestrian path south of Piazza della Repubblica leads you toward the stunning Palazzo Pitti. Along this route, you’ll encounter the iconic Ponte Vecchio. This "Old Bridge" has a rich history, having been the sole crossing