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Located along the ocean, #SanFrancisco is one of the most colorful and fascinating cities in the world with sloping hills and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. The jewel of Northern California, San Francisco is a treasure trove of history, beaches, parks, museums, and thousands of unique events. Some of the most notable attractions are historic #Alcatraz Island and Fisherman’s Wharf. San Francisco’s Chinatown and Golden Gate Park in the city center is worth visiting. The historic cable cars which stop at the city’s top sites take you around an exciting trip to the town. San Francisco is well known for street fairs, fun festivals, and community activities. You can do wine tasting, sample gourmet cuisines, and enjoy the ballet, symphony or opera. Planning a trip to San Francisco? Consider staying at one of these great themed hotels in San Francisco below! 1. Hotel Bijou (from USD 129) HOTEL BIJOU HOTEL BIJOU HOTEL BIJOU HOTEL BIJOU HOTEL BIJOU Situated in the heart of U...

A place of ancient historical charm, Alexandroupoli, the beautiful seaside city bearing the trademark of a lighthouse, happens to be the center of a fascinating region. It has many amazing sights to see and experience. One should not miss a tour around the coastal zone between the archaeological sites of Mesimvria Zone and Maroneia, stretching out to the small port of Agios Charalambos. A visit to ancient Ismara, to the cave-church of Agioi Theodoroi, the mines and the famous villa of Kirki are other must-see attractions. The local fishermen are always eager to take visitors for fishing and sea rides to enjoy the sea from close quarters. One can see the Hana Baths or the Evros Delta in the nearby towns of Feres. Alexandroupoli is also famous for the beautiful islands that surround Greece, and the crystal blue waters to fish and swim in around the reefs. There is no shortage of fresh seafood, local beers, and wines for travelers to sample and enjoy. For more   Top 10 Airbnb Va...

Published Jul 02, 2018 Located in the Tri-State Area where the great Mississippi creates a natural border between the states of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, Dubuque is where Iowa started. Replete with history as Iowa’s oldest city, Dubuque has developed its Mississippi River waterfront as a lively destination. The National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium offers fresh-water aquariums and hands-on exhibits. Live music rocks the riverside amphitheatre in summer. The River’s Edge Plaza, a 5,000-square-foot (464.5-square-metre) outdoor pavilion, is the landmark for Mississippi riverboats and excursion vessels. The Fenelon Place Elevator, Dubuque Arboretum and Botanical Gardens and the Mines of Spain State Recreation Area are other attractions in the area. Deciding where to stay in Dubuque, Iowa? For more   Hotels Near Casinos In Dubuque, Iowa