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Get ready for you next Cultural Experience Abroad

Most people choose a holiday destination from its cultural perspective. They want to learn things about different cultures and explore foreign grounds. But cultural aspects are not the only important thing.  Language makes a deep impact when travelling abroad. If you want to take full advantages of the cultural display and assimilate easier every ethnical [...]

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The Crazy Art Of Hockey

Hockey is certainly one of the roughest sports on the planet, but there’s more to it than allowed fights, body checks and serious injuries from the violence. With every hockey game, fans cheer for goals, fights referees don’t break up immediately and hard checks into the boards. However, one of the things many fans enjoy [...]

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Over the Saône, Lyon (Creative Commons) by Diego Cupolo

French Cities for Art and Culture

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of France? It has to be its rich cultural and artistic traditions. Many people often think immediately of Paris, but you would be mistaken to assume that Paris has the upper hand when it comes to arts and culture. With several direct [...]

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Art And Culture In Italy Is Alive and Well

If you are a fan of arts and culture, then a trip to Italy will have you in your element. There are 195 countries on earth, and Italy is probably one of the top when it comes to art and culture. First up the whole of the country is packed with a grand total of [...]

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Inspiring Museums around the World

With 8,500,000 annual visitors, the Louvre Museum is the world’s most visited museum. Located in the Louvre Palace,  on the Right Bank of Seine, the museum is home to an impressive number of 35,000 works of art and 380,000 objects in eight departments, namely: Egyptian antiquities; Near Eastern antiquities; Greek, Etruscan and Roman; Islamic Art, [...]

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Five Top London Events for 2013

London has had a bit of a purple patch in the last few years and many will have thought that 2012 was a fitting finale (what with the Olympics and everything) and that from next year things would return to normal. But 2013 is shaping up to be just as exciting at 2012. In fact, [...]

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Cultural Events Not to be Missed In London Next Year

Planning for next year’s trips may feel premature as we haven’t even got Christmas out of the way but to help ensure you don’t miss some of the key cultural events happening in London next year we’ve pulled together what we think is the ultimate list. Not just for the locals, there are many cultural [...]

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A Cultural Hub in Manchester

For those attending cultural or entertainment based events in Manchester, one arena stands out from the rest. The Manchester Arena, or Manchester Evening News Arena (MEN Arena) as it was known until earlier this year, is located on Hunts Bank and is connected to Manchester Victoria railway station. With a capacity capable of holding 21,000 [...]

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Things To Do in Paris For The Culture Vulture

Parisians would argue that Paris is the cultural centre of the world and there are many who would agree with them. Blessed with an abundance of cultural attractions, including world class museums, galleries, architecture and so much more, Paris is the place to go when you are in need of an arts and culture fix. [...]

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Stories of some of the most successful expats

Are you considering becoming an expat but not sure if it’s the right decision for you? If so, have a read of these five inspirational stories of the most famous and successful expats. Charlie Chaplin English-born Charlie Chaplin was Britain’s first international film star, after moving to the US in the early part of the [...]

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