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REYKJAVÍK, ICELAND
The world's most northerly
capital, Reykjavík was settled
by the Vikings in 870 AD. Today,
Reykjavík is big on character and renowned
for its devotion to the arts. The city is both
cosmopolitan and small-town, brimming
with vibrant culture and fascinating history.
Discover outstanding art galleries, unique
architecture, and a creative culinary scene. Or
venture farther afield for breathtaking natural
beauty, from towering waterfalls to spouting
geysers and soaring mountains.
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NEW ORLEANS, USA
Located along the Mississippi River in south
eastern Louisiana, New Orleans is steeped in
history that dates back to its 1718 founding
by French colonists. The birthplace of American jazz, the
city is world-renowned for its live music scene, Creole
cuisine, unique dialect and endless line-up of celebrations
and festivals. The city's historic heart, the French Quarter, is
famous for its French and Spanish Creole architecture and
vibrant nightlife along Bourbon Street. The combination
of round-the-clock nightlife, deep rooted jazz history and
sumptuous cuisine are a real feast for the senses.
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LISBON, PORTUGAL
Once home to the world's greatest
explorers, like Vasco da Gama
and Magellan, Lisbon is Europe's
second-oldest capital. Today it is captivating and
picturesque, built on a series of hills contributing
to its charmingly winding, cobbled streets lined
with pastel-toned houses. Luminous light by
day, spectacular sunsets by night. Wonderful
wines and velvety smooth coffee. Melancholic
fado music and atmospheric monasteries. Quirky
shops and an independent spirit. There are
dozens of reasons why Lisbon is fast becoming
one of Europe's favourite cities.
VISIT NEW ORLEANS
VISIT REYKJAVÍK
VISIT LISBON
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