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<h1 dir = "auto">Prague - Czech republic</h1>
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Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. It has wonderful architecture, the alleys of its historic center, with monuments and works of art in the open, arouse the curiosity of everyone who walks there. And don't worry if the city is full of tourists, they are part of the scenery.

Prague holds much more for us than most guidebooks show. Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Astronomical Clock and the Dancing House are beautiful and must be visited, but have you ever thought about seeing a Giant Metronome, a Freud statue hanging from the top of a building or a Soviet Military Museum? Because the capital of the Czech Republic has it all, you just need to know where to look.

Many people use Prague as a pit-stop between Munich and Berlin or Budapest and Vienna, usually staying there for 2 or 3 days.

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Malá Strana – or Little Town – was the residential neighborhood of the former Czech nobility and one of the most historic places in the city. So be sure to take a leisurely stroll there, I guarantee that its beautiful gardens and beautiful Baroque facades will make the visit worthwhile. Incidentally, the entire neighborhood is a great spot to observe the baroque of the Czech Republic.

Today Malá Strana still preserves its residential characteristics, but it is also home to some government institutions and many hotels, restaurants and places to watch life go by.

Then cross to Malá Strana, the neighborhood “on the other side” of the bridge, and take cable car 22 near the Church of St. Nicholas to Prague Castle, from where you can have one of the most spectacular views of the city. Considered the largest castle in the world, spending just half a day there is not enough to appreciate everything it has to offer.

Still in Malá Strana, be sure to visit the Church of Saint Nicholas and climb its tower. From there, follow Karmelitská Street and go to the Church of Our Lady Victorious, where the famous Infant Jesus of Prague is located. Close to the Charles Bridge is the Church of São Nicolau, a fine example of baroque in the region and one of the most beautiful in the city. If you have the energy, climb the church tower and be treated to a beautiful view of Prague from the top

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And speaking of hotels, Mala Strana is a great area to stay in Prague. There you are practically in the heart of the city, within walking distance of the main points and attractions, including the beautiful Petrín Park, and you still have the beautiful Charles Bridge at your fingertips. Not to mention the markets, gardens and hidden places that you will surely love.

You can start your tour of Prague from Charles Bridge. Its construction began in 1357, on the 9th of July, at 5:31 am, in an attempt to use numerology in your favor (135797531). To this day, it remains intact and thousands of tourists visit it daily, so don't be alarmed if, when you get there, you find it full of people. This is normal from dawn until late at night and is what makes it so special.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Best Hotels in Mexico City - Mexico</h1>
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Mexico City is amazing, and the options to stay there is amazing too!
Today BitBook brings you some of the best options to stay comfortably and have the best time in Mexico.

There are great inns and accommodation in Mexico City, but how to choose the one that best suits your trip? The answer is simple, just visit the website BITBOOK.NET and get the best prices and also a great cashback!

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Maria Condesa H&amp;S
Maria Condesa H&amp;S, a boutique hotel right in the heart of Mexico City's bohemian district. It is a great opportunity to enjoy the trip in a nicer hotel and, at the same time, discover another part of the city.

Maria Condesa H&amp;S has a charming decor, a super comfortable room, ideal for throwing yourself into bed after a tiring day of many walks, and it even has one of the bars with the largest mezcal collection in the region.

Condesa is the cool neighborhood of the city and the tip is to stay close to Calle Michoacán, the street of bars. The neighborhood often looks like Palermo in Buenos Aires and has a different feel than other neighborhoods in the city. The streets are very pleasant to walk. The downside is that the subway is a 10-15 minute walk from the hotel door, so it's worth taking that into account.

This neighborhood is ideal for bar hopping, tasting different drinks, enjoying the night and walking back to your hotel.

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Room Mate Valentina

Room Mate Valentina hotel is located in the heart of Zona Rosa, one of Mexico City's tourist districts.
Room Mate Valentina is part of the Room Mate hotel chain, a chain of budget hotels present in various parts of Europe and America, which has a proposal similar to the famous Ibis, but with a more colorful and cheerful language.

The location of the hotel is good, as it is close to Line 1 of the subway, which makes good connections to various tourist attractions in the city and is also close to several restaurants, fast foods and American chains for those who do not want to risk traditional Mexican food. In addition, Parque de Chapultepec is within walking distance, and with it, Chapultepec Castle and the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.

The only downside to the location has to do not with the style of the neighborhood itself, but with the noise from the various nightclubs and the crowds on the street where the hotel is located. During the day everything is calm and peaceful, but at night things get busier around there.
Zona Rosa is for those who want to be close to fast-food chains and American chain restaurants, close to the famous, and somewhat decadent, streets of clubs and sex shops (Calle Amberes and Hamburgo) and close to the Insurgientes subway line 1 which is well connected to all the other important points in the city, as pretty much anywhere you go you'll only need a transfer.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Cathedrals in London</h1>
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The cathedrals draw the attention of everyone who passes through London, London is certainly for those looking for one of the best destinations in England.&nbsp;
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Westminster impresses with its grandeur, its past and its beauty. With its Anglo-French Gothic style, the Abbey was a place marked by great coronations of the English monarchy and royal weddings. Royal names were also buried there, as well as outstanding personalities of history and science such as Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and Shakespeare, each receiving a different tribute in their memorials.

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An interesting detail: Westminster Abbey is considered a “peculiar royal”, a term used to determine a place of worship under the jurisdiction of a British monarch rather than a diocese.

The visit allows us to walk in only one predetermined direction, passing through the most important points of the church. The ticket is a little steep, it costs around 16 pounds for adults, but it is worth the investment, after all, Westminster, in addition to being a landmark in English history, is breathtaking in terms of its beauty and richness in detail.

If you are thinking of taking your child to visit the Abbey, be sure to ask for a small brochure at the entrance to the church. They deliver a map full of games, tips and historical information in a special language for the child to understand everything he is learning.

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Saint Paul is an Anglican Cathedral that also draws attention for its beauty.

The ticket, also in line with the not-so-cheap tickets, costs 14.50 pounds, but guarantees you a monitored visit at no additional cost that shows details about the history, architecture and daily life of the Cathedral, in addition to being able to discover the various wings open to visitors. , including the climb to the dome of the Golden Gallery, famous for showing a beautiful panoramic view of the city.

If you want to save a few pounds and time in line, it's worth buying your ticket online on the Cathedral's website. There, the ticket for adults costs 12.50 pounds.

If you want to attend a mass or quickly get to know just the main part of Saint Paul's Cathedral without paying anything, you can arrive before it opens for visitors (between 7:30 and 8:30 am) or after the box office closes ( after 4 pm). Check the schedule on the Cathedral website to avoid surprises.

Make sure to take the opportunity and have an ice cream sitting on the steps of the Cathedral, the biggest attraction for Londoners who pass by on summer afternoons.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Gourmet Route in Paris</h1>
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Today BitBook brings some tips on cool places in Paris that have the face of the French capital: mustard stores, foie gras, olive oils, sweets and street markets. This is a tasty way to get in the mood and immerse yourself even more in the best of France.

This destination is one of the best places for those who want to relax and rest. Paris is certainly for those looking for one of the best destinations in France. The city is much sought after by couples in love.
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Maille
Founded in 1747, Maille is France's most famous dijon mustard. There are more than 30 different types of mustard that undergo a special manufacturing process: the grains are cut and not ground, so their texture is creamier and smoother.

Just as Nespresso launches its special coffee editions, Maille also launches mustards with limited editions and different flavors. The brand's main store is located on Place de la Madeleine, where you can take your mustard jar and fill it directly from the “pumping”.

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-Foie Gras La Petite Scierie
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-Dubernet Foie Gras
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One thing we cannot deny: foie gras is a French cuisine delicacy known worldwide and widely consumed in France. Without getting into the controversial details of foie gras production methods, I wanted to know more about it and try different types.

There are basically two types of foie gras: goose and duck. Goose is softer, has a sweeter flavor and is more delicate. Duck, on the other hand, is the most common and has a stronger flavor. The simplest way to serve it is to cut it into very thin slices accompanied by toast and soft white wine. If you want to bring one home, opt for canned which has a longer shelf life.

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Oliviers &amp; Co

The incredible Oliviers &amp; Co olive oil store in the Saint-Louis region. Its oils bring different aromas and combinations and are produced between Provance and the Mediterranean, two regions well known for the quality of their oils.

Another fantastic place to taste olive oils and consequently not resist this temptation is the traditional Premiere Pression Provence.

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Pierre Hermé, the best macarons in Paris
Its stores look like jewelry stores, whose jewels are the special collections of macarons created by master Pierre Hermé, one of the most famous pastry chefs in France who, without a doubt, deserves all this confetti.

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Another super Parisian program is to stroll through the market streets or street markets to find the best of local products, either to have dinner in your hotel room, or to enjoy a nice picnic in one of the city's parks.

These streets are famous for holding a kind of open-air museum of life in Paris, where you will find the best seasonal fruits, all imaginable types of cheese, meat, bread, wine and sweets. It's pure temptation.

Rue Mouffetard – 5e. arrondissement
This is one of the best-known addresses for tourists and was the scene of the filming of Julie &amp; Julia.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Tips to visit the Eiffel Tower - Paris</h1>
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There's no way to visit Paris without crossing the Eiffel Tower, even if it's from a distance or just stopping for a quick photo at Trocadéro, the garden that is right in front of the 300-meter-high metal construction.

If you intend to visit the Tower and climb to its top, keep reading and see how to optimize your tour and how to avoid the main queues at one of the most visited monuments in the world.

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Despite the grandeur of the work, the Eiffel Tower took only two years to build, starting work in January 1887 and ending in March 1889.

The tower was built to serve as the entrance to the Universal Exhibition of 1889, which that year celebrated the centenary of the French Revolution.

The construction of 7.3 tons of iron was the result of a contest by the Journal Officiel that collected projects from several architects to build a tower 300 meters high on a square base of 125 meters.

The Eiffel Tower has this name because the project chosen among the 107 participants was that of Gustave Eiffel, an entrepreneur, who, alongside Maurice Koechlin and Emile Nouguier, engineers, and Stephen Sauvestre, an architect, planned this great work.

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The Eiffel Tower is one of the most photogenic places in humanity. There is no person who does not associate the iron tower when talking about France or traveling to Paris. It's practically impossible. But how can we make the best of this area?

The first step is to understand the levels that can be visited and what each one offers:

First floor (57 meters)
The first floor of the Eiffel Tower can easily be overlooked when doing a site visit, as all elevator tickets go straight to the second floor of the structure.
Any ticket you buy for the tower gives you access to the first floor, but you must take the stairs down from the second floor if you want to see it.
A few years ago, the space underwent an extensive renovation and today it has a glass floor in one of the sections that yields great photos.

La bulle Parisienne, a temporary bistro offering different meals from breakfast to dinner, is located on the first floor. The ideal is to make a reservation in advance and guarantee a place at one of the round tables in the space.
In addition, this is where panels and projectors are displayed that tell stories of the Eiffel Tower.


Second floor (125 meters)
The second floor of the Eiffel Tower is usually the starting point for most visits and where the most refined restaurant is located: Jules Verne. The restaurant is famous for having a privileged view of the Champ-de-Mars, Quai Branly and Trocadéro. If you really want to have a gala meal in space, make a reservation as soon as possible.

It is also on the second level where one of the Tower's buffets is located, which are nothing more than micro snack bars that offer a selection of quick meals and drinks for those who are more in the mood for a snack and not necessarily a complete meal.

Top (276 meters)
The Top of the Eiffel Tower is the highest point that can be explored by visitors.
With the most incredible view in all of France, there is the recreation of the office of the creator of the tower, Gustave Eiffel.

And in addition to the binoculars and a small scale model to take some pictures, the space also has a Champagne bar.

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The period with the highest number of visitors is between the end of June and the beginning of September. When purchasing your ticket online by appointment, remember to arrive at least 20 minutes in advance as you will need to go through the security checkpoint.

That way, to face fewer queues, plan your visit for the early morning period, even before 10:30 am or for the end of the day after 5 pm.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Palace of Versailles - France</h1>
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Visiting the Palace of Versailles is perhaps one of the best escapes during a trip to Paris,don't forget to use bitbook.net and get the best prices and an amazing cashback!.

Located in a nearby suburb of the capital of France, the castle was the home of French nobles during the 17th and 18th centuries and is currently one of the most visited tourist attractions in the country, receiving almost 10 million tourists a year.
Close to Paris, the Palace of Versailles combines the best of Europe with architecture, history and nature in a huge garden

If the interior or exterior architecture of the Palace of Versailles doesn't catch your eye, the 800 hectares of one of the most beautiful gardens in all of Europe is certainly worth a visit.

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The construction base began during the reign of Louis XIII who, as a young man, was enchanted by the forests he used to go hunting with his father and king until then Henry IV.
The story goes that it all started with a small house built in 1624 so that the king and his son could sleep at night after hunting. However, Louis XIII decided to rebuild and expand the residence in 1634.

However, the current architecture of the Palace of Versailles began to take shape during the reign of Louis XIV (successor to the throne and son of Louis XIII).

The monarch had a strong connection with Versailles and, therefore, decided to further expand the Palace throughout his reign, from 1643 until his death in 1715. And that is how the palace gained its most impressive spaces, such as the Hall of Mirrors and the artificial canal that is in the gardens.

Work on the gardens lasted about 40 years and was not facilitated by the swamps that took over the land at the time. Did he know that during the reign of Louis XIV, it was common for parties and meetings of the monarchy to be held in the Gardens?
Despite more than 50 years of investment, the Palace of Versailles was still not ready when Louis XV (monarchs weren't very creative with names) took the throne in France.

With the mix of emotional attachment to space and decades of investments by monarchs, the Palace of Versailles became the greatest symbol of luxury and extravagance of the French crown.
The reforms and structural changes lasted until the reign of Louis XVI, who, despite remaining longer in Paris, reigned until the French Revolution in 1789.

With the advance of the revolution, the Palace of Versailles had its entire collection of works and furniture removed and was transformed into a storage place for confiscated goods.
Years later, the space that had been home to the royal family and one of the most recognized symbols of power in France became a museum in 1794 and officially opened in 1796.

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The collection at the Palace Museum houses more than 60,000 works from different periods.
The collections reflect the two moments of the palace since its founding as the home of monarchs, until it became one of the most visited museums in the world, as well as the Louvre.

The facilities of the Palace of Versailles remain almost intact since the 18th century. Despite the French revolution and its bloodthirsty history for monarchs and the two world wars, the Palace has remained almost intact since its construction.

It is possible to visit the king and queen's rooms, which were located on opposite sides of the French monarchy's house.

Another of the biggest attractions is the Hall of Mirrors. The space, marked by having been the stage for the signing of the Treaty of Versailles that announced the end of the 1st World War in 1919, has more than 370 mirrors.

The eccentricity of Louis XIV resulted in one of the largest museums that can be visited in the world, as the palace has 2,153 windows, 67 stairs, 352 chimneys, 700 rooms, 1,250 fireplaces, among other decorated environments “covered” with art.

The truth is that, despite its size, you are more likely to get lost in the crowd of people who pass by daily than in the rooms and garden.

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It is impossible to visit the Palace of Versailles without seeing its gardens.
Louis XIV did not skimp on the aesthetics of his private garden and brought several species of plants and trees that make up a unique diversity to the space.

At around 800 hectares, or 8 square kilometers, the Gardens of Versailles are gigantic and walking through its length can be tiring.
Therefore, within the park itself there are little trains (paid) that take tourists for a ride and, there is also the alternative of renting bicycles and electric cars to enjoy the park.

And it is outside the Palace of Versailles where you will find options for lunch: La Flotille, a restaurant with a terrace next to the canal and La Petite Venise.

Tickets to visit the Palace and Gardens of Versailles can be purchased in advance online at the museum's official website.
From 20 euros per person you have access to the entire palace, the grand trianon, all the temporary exhibitions, the gardens.

Because it is very popular, tickets have scheduled entry times. The tourist must enter the palace within half an hour of the scheduled period. You can also secure other combined packages with skip-the-line, transport from Paris or guided tours.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Manila - Philippines</h1>
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Gigantic, extremely chaotic and without major historical attractions (since almost everything was destroyed in World War II), it is the antithesis of the paradisiacal scenery of the Philippines. If you're just looking for tropical landscapes in the country, it's best not to leave the capital's airport.

On the other hand, if you are one of those people who enjoy the hustle and bustle of Asian metropolises and their mix of tradition and modernity, you have a 100% chance of loving the city. Because behind all this chaos, there are amazing places.

One of the first things you notice when you start preparing your trip to Manila is that the name of the city applies to it and also to the set formed with its neighboring cities.
The City of Manila is just one of the 16 or 19 municipalities (the number changes depending on your Filipino interlocutor) that make up the area called Metro Manila.

The differences – especially for tourists – are as follows:
The name “Manila” is used to define both the City of Manila and Metro Manila;
Attractions and hotels are not only in the City of Manila, but also in its neighbors that form Metro Manila.

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Where to stay in Manila
There are hotels in all the main cities of Metro Manila, but the most interesting ones are in the modern areas or close to the main tourist attractions.

Lonely Planet has an excellent table indicating the characteristics and pros and cons of each region. Here are the ones I recommend the most:

Intramural: calm, close to historical attractions, lower prices, more “authentic” scenarios, but empty and without options at night.
Makati: modern, with high standard hotels, busy nightlife and many options of good restaurants in the surroundings.
Bonifácio Global City (BGC): similar to Makati, with the advantage of being even more modern.

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What to do in Manila
As mentioned above, Manila does not have great historical attractions, since practically everything was destroyed in World War II. So what remains to be seen – in addition to the little that was left standing after the bombs – is the bustle of the metropolis itself, the most modern areas (with their excellent restaurants) and the Binondo region, the oldest “Chinatown” in the world .

Historical region: intramural
As the name implies, Intramuros is a fenced area, an ancient fort.

You could say that it was there that post-Spanish colonization Manila was born, since its construction took place shortly after the definitive conquest of the city by the Spaniards, in the 1500s, to serve as a safe headquarters for all the administrative buildings in the capital, in addition to churches, convents, monasteries and, of course, the homes of the local elite.

Although it has withstood several invasion attempts by other conquerors, intramural was totally devastated in the Battle of Manila, in 1945, when only the Church of Santo Agostinho was left standing. Consequently, almost everything we see there today is a reconstruction of what was in the area.

Within intramural, the main attractions are these below.

fort santiago
This fortress served as part of the security structure of the Intramuros area and also as a prison for political dissidents, rebels and all those who tried to reduce the power of the Spaniards.

The biggest name among Filipino nationalists, José Rizal, was imprisoned there before being executed. His last steps between prison and the place of execution are recorded on the floor of the fort.

In addition to the beautiful open areas (an oasis in the midst of the city's hustle and bustle), Fort Santiago has the Museu ni Jose Rizal, dedicated to the revolutionary leader.


Church and Monastery of Saint Augustine
Not only for the beauty of its baroque interior, but also for its survival (it is the oldest in the Philippines) and for being considered a World Heritage Site, the Church of Santo Agostino is a must-see for anyone who wants to experience something genuine historical in Manila.

Be sure to stroll through the monastery that is right next door and its museum. Everything is very interesting and very beautiful.

Modern regions: Makati and Bonifacio Global City

Dedicate good hours of your day to strolling through these two regions (which are glued to each other), even more so if you are looking for shopping and good restaurants.

Makati is considered the financial heart of the Philippines, where all the major companies located in the city are headquartered. And for aviation fans, it has one more attraction: its main point is exactly where Manila's airport operated almost a century ago, and the current Makati and Ayala avenues (which form an intersection) were the landing strips. Want more? The beautiful art deco building where the Blackbird restaurant is located was nothing less than the airport terminal.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Boracay - Philippines</h1>
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It is not easy to choose which island to stay in the Philippines, after all there are more than 7 thousand options, and a huge portion of them are made of divine places. But if you're looking for a place that also has options for nightlife and water sports (including diving), the decision is less complicated: your destination is Boracay.

Boracay definitely appeared to the world in 2003, when an international magazine placed the small island as the second best on the planet. That was enough for all the eyes of beach travelers to turn to her, changing the local scene.

If before Boracay was a more or less calm Filipino corner, today its main streets are a mess of tricycles (the motorcycles that work as taxis on the island), its nights are very agitated – it is considered one of the best in Southeast Asia in this matter, competing with Thailand's giants – and its mountain slopes are slowly being taken over by condominiums and new homes.

Don't worry, the paradisiacal scenery is still there and you can still find many peaceful places in the middle of it all, making this little piece of land with a sea dotted with beautiful boats with blue sails continue to be an easy option for those who just want to rest in the Philippines .

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Where to stay in Boracay:
Despite being small (it's only 7 km from end to end at its farthest ends), Boracay has some divisions that you should understand before choosing your hotel.

White Beach: is the most famous beach and also the party destination. It faces the open sea, so the water is a little rougher than the opposite part. It is divided into 3 areas: Station 1, Station 2 and Station 3.

Station 1: is the prime area of White Beach, the most paradisiacal part of the beach and recommended for those who want a little peace of mind (the further north you stay, the better your nights sleep will be). The biggest lodging options are resorts, several with direct access to the sand.

Station 2: located in the middle of the beach and is recommended for those who want to party.

Station 3: good area for those looking for cheaper (and sometimes more authentic) hostels and accommodation.

Bolabog Beach: is the beach opposite White Beach. It tends to have calmer waters, which makes it the departure and arrival area of most water sports excursions on the island. It is highly recommended for those looking for affordable accommodation, as it is close to White Beach and the center of Boracay.
These are the most famous regions, but there are also several other small beaches, some hidden from everything and with great resorts.

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Shangri-La's Boracay Resort &amp; Spa

Shangri-La’s Boracay Resort &amp; Spa is located in the best corner of Boracay, on two small practically private beaches, surrounded by hills covered in greenery and bathed by the sea where the sun sets and makes you grateful for life almost every end of the day.

It has a complete structure like any good resort, formidable restaurants and large rooms, with just the right amount of decor, in addition to completely isolated cabins, divinely perched on the slopes and with that look that makes it difficult for you to accept that one day you will have to leave. .

In short, if you stay at Shangri-La’s Boracay Resort &amp; Spa, you will be in the best of Boracay and never have to leave. In fact, you won't even want to.

Astoria Boracay
Astoria Boracay is a good choice for those looking to stay a little closer to the action, as it's on the edge of Station 1 and Station 2 and at the end of the White Beach Path, the pedestrian-only path that runs along the beach, passing in front of bars, restaurants and everything else.

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What to do in Boracay
The range of options for activities in Boracay is impressive, most of them linked to the sea (of course). From scuba diving to kitesurfing, from peaceful kayaking to the banana boat (or its craziest variant, the flyfish), you can only stay still if you really want to.

Some small islands nearby are completely dedicated to recreation, as if they were amusement parks. You can, for example, jump from trampolines of varying heights directly into the sea on Magic Island. Or you can explore caves that open to the ocean on the even more island-themed Crystal Cove.

If these games don't make your head, it is still possible to snorkel to see corals in the region called Coral Garden or just touring the island on quad bikes, discovering new landscapes and beaches.

For any of these activities, the ideal is to hire a company that organizes everything. Southwest seems to be the best of them all, but there are others as well.
And if you didn't want any adventures, just consider taking a stroll through the tumultuous center of Boracay, especially around Lake Balabag. However, don't expect absolutely no aesthetic beauty in the area, just shopping and places to eat or drink.

Or forget all that and just stay on the beach, which is already a good idea.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Philippines</h1>
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This destination is one of the best places for those who want to relax and rest. Philippines is certainly for those looking for one of the best destinations in Asia. This amazing place is much sought after by couples in love and beach lovers, always full of tourists and travelers.
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The country is really wonderful, full of paradisiacal landscapes that include beaches, mountains, volcanoes, forests and much more. It is also true that your people are wonderfully kind to outsiders and are always ready to help. And, yes, and the first Europeans who arrived there stayed for a long 350 years.

In addition to being a natural paradise, the Philippines is a delicious soup of ethnicities, languages and cultures. A place where you feel totally in the East, but every now and then you come across European architecture, you pay for everything in pesos and you can speak English with anyone, practically anywhere. Where restaurants serve local dishes with glaring and fascinating influences from Spanish, North American and Chinese food. Where Buddhist temples share space with Catholic altars.

Southeast Asia is much more than Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. The Philippines is also there, with attractions and beauties that compete on equal terms with its neighbors.
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Before moving on, a piece of information so you don't get lost in the extremely jagged map of the Philippines.
The country is basically divided into 3 sets of islands: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

Luzon is home to Manila and many other interesting places.
Visayas is the region where the most famous islands and beaches are located.
Mindanao is the most untouched nature region

Palawan island
Within the tropical setting described above, the highlight of the highlights goes to the Island of Palawan and its archipelago of Bacuit, which is also known by the name of its nearest town: El Nido.

Boracay Island
After Palawan, the ball goes to Boracay, the most partying island in the Philippines, but with corners of pure tranquility and relaxation. In it, you can spend the day resting on isolated beaches (with very white sand), doing who knows how many types of water sports, visiting other islets in the surroundings or simply drinking a beer in the busy center, warming up for the nightlife. All of this is just an hour's flight from Manila.

Taal Volcano
Leaving the beaches, one of the natural wonders of the Philippines is the Taal Volcano.
Much more than an ordinary volcano, Taal is a series of craters, islands and volcanic lakes one inside the other, in a perfect setting for those who enjoy trekking or for those who just want to observe from afar, in the comfort of a restaurant or even from the comfort of a restaurant. your hotel room. It is approximately 60 km from Manila and can be easily visited on a tour from the capital.

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Best time to go to the Philippines:
In general, the Philippine climate is always hot and humid, rising or falling throughout the year, but never changing completely. The biggest care you need to take when planning your vacation there is with typhoons.

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<h1 dir = "auto">The Louvre - Paris</h1>
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The Louvre Museum is housed in the Louvre Palace, an architectural colossus built in the 1500s to house French royalty, on the same site as a 13th-century castle.
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The Louvre Museum in Paris, the largest art museum in the world, does not usually disappoint the 10 million visitors who face all the perrengues to cross its doors annually. They are always looking for their huge reward: discovering works of incalculable artistic value, in addition to unique archaeological relics in humanity.
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This guide presents a good idea of what is inside that magnificent building, with its glass pyramid, and gives valuable tips to make your visit even more pleasant.
Approximately 140 years later, with the departure of King Louis XIV to the Palace of Versailles, the building became a space for royal works of art and continued with this same function until the French Revolution.

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While the guillotine fell on noble necks, it was decided that the Louvre would continue as a space for art, but officially as a museum of French masterpieces.
The official opening was on August 10, 1793.
Since then, much has changed. The Louvre changed its name, grew, diminished, closed, reopened, faced wars and Nazis and remained firm.

Its last major change was the glass pyramid that became its main entrance. It was inaugurated in 1988, in the midst of much criticism and controversy, but it also faced everything and ended up becoming an icon of the museum.

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Main works of the Louvre Museum in Paris
The museum has almost half a million objects and exhibits 35,000 of them on its premises. Among the most famous collections and works are:
Egyptian antiquities that include objects from 4000 BC.
Antiquities from the Middle East, from times before the rise of Islam in the region.
Greek, Etruscan and Roman works.
The Venus de Milo.
Objects of decorative art from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.
The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci.
The painting The Heart of Napoleon by Jacques-Louis David.
The classic painting Liberty Leading the People by Eugène Delacroix.
The magnificent work Death of the Virgin, by Caravaggio.
The Code of Hammurabi.
Works by Rembrandt, Michelangelo, Goya and many other names that marked the history of western art.

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The queues at the Louvre are as famous as the Mona Lisa. But you can escape without breaking any rules, just by taking some precautions that unsuspecting tourists do not take.

Buy your ticket online. It costs a few euros more, but it is worth the investment because you enter through a different queue, much smaller than the normal queue (which is sometimes so long that you can't even get in). Click here to buy timed ticket.

Consider purchasing the Paris Museum Pass, which allows you to enter the Louvre directly without going through the regular line. But beware: it is mandatory that you register and book your entry time on the museum's website. Of course, buying a pass is only recommended if it matches what you intend to do in the city, so check the conditions on the company's website: parismuseumpass.com

Get up early or leave the museum for the end of the day (or even night). The first hours of the morning and the last hours of the afternoon are the least crowded. Enjoy. Also check the closing times of the Louvre on your days in Paris. If you're in town on days when it closes at night, the night visit is a great way to go.

Enter through the Carrousel du Louvre, the mall next to the museum. The address is 99 Rue de Rivoli and the queues are much shorter than at the main entrance. Just be aware of the mall's opening hours, which are not the same as the museum's.

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