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New Orleans' The Avenue Pub

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, February 2012

For perhaps too long now New Orleans has played second or third fiddle in the great symphony of American beer-drinking towns. It comes as a rather sour note, because for so many years people have ... 
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New Orleans After Mardi Gras

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, June 2011

Many say that there’s a lull in the Carnival season right around, oh say Lent. Traditionally, after Ash Wednesday, revelers were told to go home, seeing as how it was Lent and to honor the sacrifice ... 
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New Orleans Celebration in the Oaks

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, December 2011

To be sure, the south has its charms, all of them enticing and perhaps all the more splendid when winter sets into the bayou. While majestic in the summer, winters bring an exceedingly rare scene ... 
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New Orleans Seafood Fest

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, August 2011

We’re still a couple weeks out, but now seems to be as good a time as any to tell you about the upcoming New Orleans Seafood Festival . New Orleans is world-renowned for the taste and unrivaled ... 
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New Year’s Eve in San Francisco

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, December 2012

Fancy a party? You’ve come to the right spot. San Francisco has got more New Year’s parties than you can shake a stick (or your booty) at. From international balls, to gala events, to black tie ... 
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New York's Best Food Trucks

Natalie Grant

Written by Natalie Grant, USA, January 2013

It’s difficult to get a reservation in some of the Big Apple ‘s best restaurants, even harder still to ‘wing it’ and try and find a place that’s both affordable, open, and without the huge line ... 
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New York City Pizza Tours

Viator

Written by Viator, July 2012

Tours & Tickets

While New York City is one of the most energetic and popular tourist destinations in the world, locals and visitors alike can usually agree on the best thing about New York City as a whole. It isn’t ... 
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Nightlife at the California Academy of Sciences

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, September 2012

Sometimes we’re presented with something of a problem when it comes to a night out on the town. For many of us, a night at the local watering hole doesn’t do us enough justice. It may be nice, but ... 
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Nightlife in Cancun

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, March 2013

Nightlife in Cancun? To be sure. There’s so much nightlife in Cancun, really, you’d better liken it to a Vegas of Mexico to get a good relation. From bars to nightclubs to lounges to music venues, ... 
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Night Tennis in Miami

Natalie Grant

Written by Natalie Grant, USA, September 2011

It’s hard to think about the need to exercise while on vacation, but finding something that is both fun and healthy means you can take advantage of a guilt-free activity – and what better way to ... 
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NYC: KGB Bar

Natalie Grant

Written by Natalie Grant, USA, February 2012

The infamous “KGB” stands for Komitet (Committee) Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti (State Security). You won't find any spies upstairs at the KGB Bar in the East Village in New York City (at ... 
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Oaxaca’s Ceramic Traditions Live On

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, February 2012

People come to Mexico ’s mountainous southern state of Oaxaca for many reasons: the architecture, the culture, the food, and often the handicrafts. Oaxaca has a long tradition of creating ... 
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Pacific Coast Highway - Worth the Drive

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, February 2012

True, the Pacific Coast Highway doesn’t belong to just Los Angeles , but if you happen to be in town, you must check it out. The 1 (as it’s familiarly known) cuts a line right along the ... 
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Pike Place Market

Hudson

Written by Hudson, USA, March 2012

Often referred to as the Soul of Seattle, the Pike Place Market encompasses nine acres and more than a half-century of Seattle history. Many tales, historic tidbits, and a few locals-only taverns ... 
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Pointe-à-Callière Museum

Natalie Grant

Written by Natalie Grant, USA, March 2012

Sometimes the most fascinating view is found not by looking up at the stars or across a cityscape but straight beneath you – in this case, at layers of history stacked atop one another in Montreal‘s ... 
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