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Literature

Reading a great piece of literature that is set in the destination you are visiting adds a lot of flavor to your visit, or if you read before you go, gets you in the mood. It's also fun to visit the birthplaces of authors or other places they visited or lived that inspired their works.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

madisteps from MD I arrived in Buenos Aires a year ago and have just recently found what I consider to be the best place to learn spanish in Buenos Aires.Read More

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History \| Literature \| Study \| Argentina \| School \| Spanish \| Learn Buenos Aires Finding a Spanish School in Buenos Aires by madisteps from MD I arrived in Buenos Aires a year ago and have just recently found what I consider to be the best place to learn spanish in Buenos Aires. The school is called Alem Spanish School... More
Architecture \| Art \| Beer \| Castles \| Gardens \| Literature Ireland If you only had 36 hours to spend in Dublin... by dublin_net from Ireland More than just old castles and pubs, Dublin is the cultural focus of Ireland. Replete with a rich literary legacy and a thriving arts community, the capital has the attractions to... More
Castles \| Exploring \| History \| Literature \| Scenery Scotland Scotland - Still a Land of Myths by sfiegerman from NY 1 cheer Scotland is saturated with myths and legends. Wherever you turn, there is not only a piece of history but a lavish (probably fictional) story to accompany it. I mention this not... More
Used Books \| Raven Used Books \| Harvard University \| Art \| Literature Cambridge Best city for book lovers by wendyfriedlander from MA the small city of Cambridge (just outside boston), has better and more numerous book shops than almost anywhere else i have traveled. For new books, Harvard Bookshop and the... More
Estes Park \| Big Horn Sheep \| Architecture \| Literature \| National Parks \| Shopping \| Views Estes Park Estes Park- Rugged beauty, plentiful outdoor activities and a few ghosts by madskillz from CO Estes Park, Colorado is a popular little haunt (pun intended) and remains one of my favorite weekend excursions. I have been to Estes so many times, that I have begun to create my... More

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