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Toronto’s Kensington Market: A loveable hodgepodge

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This eccentric – some say just plain weird - neighbourhood is an ever-busy jumble of residential houses, eateries and traditional shops.
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Madrid and the art of tapas

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The capital’s reputation for culinary excellence lies in bite-sized morsels that serve as the great samplers of Spanish cuisine.
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Kraków, inside out

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From snowy walks through a fairytale castle to warming hot chocolate and cherry vodka, embrace and escape the cold on a winter’s break to Poland’s second city.
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Toronto as a world map

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With more than 140 languages and dialects spoken, it is one of the most multicultural cities on the planet.
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The last archipelago of Thailand

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Tucked away in Thailand's deep South, the Tarutao islands feature 1,490 square kilometres of untamed paradise.
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Two days in the Italian Lakes

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A 48-hour journey through the romantic and beautiful region on the border with Switzerland.
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