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Visit Vienna’s Spanish Riding School with Travel Blogger Jennifer Eremeeva
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October 2, 2018

The Spanish Riding School: Vienna’s Dancing Horses

Vienna is home to the 450-year-old Spanish Riding School, where masters of the Haûte Ècole or “high school” classical dressage train purebred, pale-grey Lipizzaner stallions
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Travel blogger Jennifer Eremeeva visits Abu Simbel in its new location
TravelTravel to the Middle East
September 25, 2018

Abu Simbel: Vision and Ingenuity Across the Millennia

For centuries — indeed millennia — Abu Simbel Ramses’ mighty temple stood as indisputable proof of this greatness. But as the might of Egypt’s empire faded, the sands of the…
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Travel Blogger Jennifer Eremeeva on playing Mahjong in China
TravelTravel to Asia
September 10, 2018

Great Walls: Playing Mahjong in China

Mahjong is China’s national pastime, and passion: a four-person game of skill, strategy, cunning, some luck, and the occasional sneaky maneuver.
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Travel to the Balkans with Jennifer Eremeeva
Reading ListsTravelTravel to Europe
August 29, 2018

A Reading List for the Balkans

The Balkans are a feast for the imagination with their soaring scenery, diverse population and colorful history filled with larger-than-life legends, myths, monsters, and heroines. Begin your journey with Jennifer…
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HistoryTravelTravel to Europe
August 21, 2018

Vienna’s Venerable Coffeehouse Tradition

Vienna’s Venerable Coffeehouse Tradition Discover the elegant world of the Viennese Coffeehouse, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage that is synonymous with the history of the Austrian empire and its dynamic…
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FoodTravelTravel to Europe
June 13, 2017

The Merchants of Venice

The Merchants of Venice Visiting the city's bustling fish and produce market "What news on the Rialto?” So asks Shylock, the anti-hero of Shakespeare’s ”Merchant of Venice.” And it’s a…
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