Religious sites are the main draw for many visitors to this Japanese city, and its 1,000 temples and 400 shrines are among the best examples of religious architecture on earth.
05 March 2012
Localites
Combing history, macho activities and old-school Porteño flavour, the Man Tour offers travellers an inside look at male panache in this South American city.
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29 February 2012
The historic lands of Judea and Samaria are home to many holy sites for Jews, Christians and Muslims, as well as the tiny Samaritan faith.
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28 February 2012
Mobile, Alabama puts on a celebration to rival New Orleans with mystic societies, masked balls, family-friendly parades and a legacy all its own.
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21 February 2012
Localites
With the Césars fast approaching and French cinema in the spotlight, head to one of the city's more obscure cinemas for a fresh look at some movie classics.
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21 February 2012
Localites
An ongoing film series is highlighting seminal works in an effort to draw new attention to the city's rich cinematic history.
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17 February 2012
In a state known for cattle and cowboy boots, Fredericksburg showcases a surviving German culture with traditional 1800s accommodations and a culinary scene of bratwurst and beer.
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10 February 2012
Fictional Footsteps
The 200th anniversary of novelist Charles Dickens’s birth is an excellent excuse for taking a walking tour of his old haunts, many of which remain today.
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07 February 2012
Immerse yourself in one of the world’s oldest nomadic cultures at the Sámi Jokkmokk Market festival in Swedish Lapland, with folk dancing, reindeer racing and dogsledding all on offer.
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02 February 2012
Worldwide Weird
During this combustible holiday, costumed men carry nearly 1,000 torches through Lerwick, Scotland, in a procession that ends with the burning of a Viking-style ship.
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24 January 2012