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Americans Can Soon Fly Nonstop To Europe’s Safest Undiscovered Alpine Capital With A 12th-Century Castle, $4 Pints, And Fewer Crowds

Share The Article Tired of the same old Paris–London–Rome circuit? For decades now, Americans have flocked into the same 3 European capitals for one of two reasons: either they genuinely didn’t know better than to flock into the same tourist hotspots over and over again, or they had no choice but to given the scarcity […]

This Underrated Belgian City With 12th-Century Castles, Canals, And Beer Gardens Is Americans’ New Favorite European Getaway

Share The Article Americans appear to have a new favorite European destination, and it’s no longer Paris and its Haussmann-planned cityscape. Or Rome and the millennia-old ruins of an empire. Much less Barcelona and its jam-packed Gothic Quarter. As a matter of fact, tourists are now being squirted with water pistols by angry anti-tourist protesters […]

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