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Even from the top of the Torre Latinoamericana building, it’s impossible to see the end of this sprawling city. It might take a lifetime of living here to explore everything. … Continue Reading Historic Center & Bellas Artes [cdmx]
Tonight is the first night of the annual Celebration of Light, Vancouver’s summertime fireworks competition. Three nights (Saturday, Wednesday, and Saturday), English Bay is transformed into a theatre, with hundreds … Continue Reading Vancouver’s Celebration of Light
New York City is an exciting mass of energy which creates its own buzz, and this electric vibe is on full display in Midtown Manhattan. This broad area south of … Continue Reading Midtown Manhattan [nyc]
The towering skyscrapers of Midtown and Downtown dominate the skyline of New York City. One might be mistaken to think that the area in-between had been left behind in the … Continue Reading Central Manhattan [nyc]
Lower Manhattan is the beating heart of the American Capitalist machine. This is where you will find New York’s financial district, including Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and … Continue Reading Lower Manhattan [nyc]
Uruguay is one of the smallest countries in South America and is located along the South-East coastline of the continent. It is sometimes overlooked due to its size and proximity … Continue Reading Montevideo, Uruguay
Located on the eastern banks of the River Plate (Rio de la Plata) is the picturesque town of Colonia del Sacramento. Originally founded as a Portuguese settlement in 1680, its … Continue Reading Colonia del Sacramento
We found Buenos Aires to be one of the most photogenic cities we visited on our 6-week journey across South America. The city is home to many statues and monuments … Continue Reading La Recoleta Cemetary
Buenos Aires is a memorable city, and it stands out as being different than any other around the world. The City feels familiar yet different; as you wander the city, … Continue Reading Buenos Aires