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10 Alternative Free Things to do in Hamburg, Germany

10 July, 2018
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This post is a comprehensive list of all the awesome free things to do in Hamburg, Germany. Hamburg is a beautiful city in northern Germany with tons of free things to do! I lived there for a year when I was a teenager and often sought out cheap

25 June, 2018
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For a city this big, Atlanta is seriously cheap. Students and thrifty families alike can find many fun free things to do in Atlanta, GA. There will never be a dull moment. Plus, it’s full of other budget luxuries like affordable housing,

12 June, 2018
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Shanghai’s cost of living may seem crazy high to many, especially those that are looking for Western-style activities, food or places. But in reality, there are many free things to do in Shanghai that will give you a taste of what this amazing

Free Things to do in London UK - Castaway with Crystal

05 June, 2018
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This is one of the most unique lists of free things to do in London that you will find on the internet! When I was 21, I was your stereotypical college student on her first trip to Europe. I had no money and no experience travelling, but that

Free things to do in Wanaka New Zealand NZ

27 May, 2018
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Wanaka was the absolute jewel in the crown of my New Zealand adventure. For its immense natural beauty, abundant outdoor activities chilled out vibes and friendly faces, it was this little town on South Island, not too far from Queenstown, that

18 May, 2018
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Los Angeles can be an expensive city to visit. I can’t deny that the hotels and restaurants in this city aren’t cheap. But there are a surprising number of free things to do in Los Angeles (commonly known as LA) on the west coast of

08 May, 2018
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I have traveled a lot around our little world and some cities felt very comfortable, like a favorite cuddle up sweater. But I always make my way back to Montreal, my home. In my opinion, it is a vibrant city filled with Joie de Vivre and so much

11 April, 2018
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Did you know that the modern wheeled luggage with retractable handles that we see everywhere these days only became popular during the hippie era? It was the late 1960s, a period marked by fast-changing trends in politics, fashion, art, social

22 March, 2018
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Transport options in Sri Lanka for tourists Sri Lanka, a paradise for the nature lover, is a gorgeous island nation that’s geared to welcome its visitors with warmth and an unparalleled hospitality. The country is bestowed with the natural

25 November, 2017
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Best of Country New South Wales, Australia Chances are you’ve heard of Sydney, with the beautiful Harbour Bridge and Opera House, and the infamous sands of Bondi Beach. However, there is so much more to New South Wales! Beyond the east coast

22 October, 2017
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Great Ocean Road by Campervan: The only way to do it! The Great Ocean Road route or the drive from Melbourne to Adelaide is one of the world’s most scenic drives where you are treated with the fantastic coastline, nearby national parks, and

07 October, 2017
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Alternative Routes: 4 Lesser-known Versions of Famous Treks When it comes to famous treks most people are quick to mention the Inca Trail, Everest Base Camp or Kilimanjaro. All three are amazing, but they are all super popular too. So how can

23 September, 2017
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Where to Volunteer in Bali Have you ever had that feeling traveling/living abroad where you feel completely lost and like you have no purpose? I have many times. I used to fix it by visiting a bar most afternoons at happy hour. Now I’ve

07 September, 2017
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How to get the most out of your travels When you are traveling you definitely want things to be easier, but sometimes we overlook the simple things that could make our journeys that little bit easier. I have made many mistakes on my travels and

15 July, 2017
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The Most Dangerous Biking Roads in the World I love cheap travel, especially when it comes to cycling. I’ve cycled a lot and come to the conclusion that no road that’s entirely safe. While every road holds some potential danger, others can be