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1 week ago | travelmag.com | Paul Joseph

Dotted with parks and green spaces, the German city of Dortmund is also packed with great eating options, from no-frills eateries to fine dining establishments – and everything in between. Situated in Germany’s North Rhine-Westphalia region, Dortmund may not be top of the list of German cities to visit, but there’s plenty to keep you busy here. And when it comes to places to eat, you’ll find everything from classic German fare to international cuisine.

1 week ago | travelmag.com | Paul Joseph

One of Greece’s most important historic monuments. the Temple of Poseidon is just over an hour’s drive from Athens, making for an ideal excursion from the capitalSet on a cliff at Cape Sounion, the landmark has been standing tall since the 5th century BC, watching over the Aegean Sea. Built to honour Poseidon, the god of the sea, th marble ruin once served as a beacon for sailors seeking safe passage. Even today, its towering columns and picture-postcard sunset views make it a captivating spot.

2 weeks ago | travelmag.com | Paul Joseph

A thriving university town in southern Sweden, Linköping combines a scenic setting with plenty of urban trappings, making it a popular stop-off for visitors. When it comes to Swedish destinations, Linköping might not scream “bucket list,” but its got surprises up its sleeve. Medieval streets lead to cutting-edge tech hubs, and quiet countryside hides ancient Viking relics.

2 weeks ago | travelmag.com | Paul Joseph

If you’re visiting San Sebastian and would like to stay somewhere with a plum location and  a dash of style but that won’t break the bank, Hotel Avenida might be just the ticket. LocationThe hotel is set on a hill top about a 10-minute walk from Ondarreta Beach overlooking San Sebastian Situated in  the western part of La Concha Bay, the beach is known for its golden sand, calm waters, family-friendly atmosphere and array of activities on offer. A.

3 weeks ago | travelmag.com | Paul Joseph

Valencia’s gothic cathedrals, cobblestoned squares and futuristic complexes can all be discovered on a guided bike tour of the city. The coastal city in eastern charm boasts an idyllic seaside setting with all the trappings you’d expect or a modern metropolis. Visitors can discover both sides of Valencia for themselves by booking a place on a guided bike tour, all of which include bike rentals in the price.