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Peak travel time in Europe is right around the corner, with kids free from schools and and parents from work, ready to enjoy a well-deserved vacation, and head south. Today we're featuring Lisbon, which must be packed right now, but the weekend guide we're featuring might help you find some hidden corners. And the article about Lithuania is also packed full of great tips. Finally, if you're up for a treasure hunt check out the last post from Germany.
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@haydaeAt the time of our visit, we chose to stay in the Arroios neighbourhood, which isn’t too far from the heart of the city while boasting plenty of reasonably priced accommodation options. Want some other good news? Lisbon isn’t oversized, making for a very pedestrian-friendly experience.
Summer & winter at the most beautiful place in Lithuania
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Curonian Spit is a recognized site of UNESCO world heritage and for obvious reasons, for example, Parnidis educational track, on which I’m going to focus today, goes through the most beautiful places in Lithuania – Parnidis Dune, the valley of silence and the valley of death.
Somewhere in Europe #18: Drachenfels, Germany (Looking for the dragon and the Rhine treasure...)
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Dragons are famous for guarding treasures and so was this one. After killing the dragon, Siegfried took this treasure but I didn't really know what happened to it after Siegfried got killed. A perfect start for an adventure!
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