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Miami Dalí Surreal360 is so-really intense

By Sarah Wyatt
in :  Travel USA

I have just returned from Surreal360: A Salvador Dalí Experience, which is now open in Miami. Opening night guests embarked a journey into the mind of Salvador Dalí, the Spanish surrealist artist world-renowned for his technical skill and precise draftsmanship. In addition to over 170 original artworks by Dalí, there is an immersion aspect similar to popular Van Gogh exhibits.

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2 Lumps of Sugar Make This Churchill Museum Totally Unique

By John Clayton
in :  World Travel
one of the Churchill War Rooms

Are several lumps of sugar worth putting in an historic museum? That may sound like a funny question, but the fact is that yes they are – especially if they’re part of the Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms (CWR) in London.

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Planet Word: Where the World of Words Rule the Universe

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Travel USA
magic word wall

I’m a travel writer. Words are what I do. My stories may not always sing but I usually can put one word in front of another succinctly enough to craft a quasi-well-written article. But when I heard about the newly opened Planet Word in Washington, D.C., I was so excited, I had no words.

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Chautauqua, New York: A Cornerstone of Comedy

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Entertainment, Travel USA
stand-up comedy lounge, National Comedy Center

"You’re going to a WHAT?” asked my friend apprehensively. Yup. An hotel. Three of them actually for a total of six days as part of an Empire State Road Trip in upstate New York in early September, sponsored by the Harbor Hotels Collection.

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Pilgrimages: Places I’ll Remember, Part 3

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
Hampton Court Palace

This is the third installment of Ed Boitano’s series on Pilgrimages. In the second installment, Places I’ll Remember, Part 2, Boitano covered Vincent van Gogh’s final days in Auvers-sur-Oise, the Leaning Bell Tower of Pisa and Princess Grace in Monaco. Still quarantined at home in Southern California, Boitano is doing even more reminiscing these days.

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Santa Fe, New Mexico: An Homage to the Art(s) of Being Different

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Travel USA
Railyard Arts District, Canyon Road

Santa Fe, New Mexico is more than a place. It is a spirit, an energy that enters your soul and takes residence in your worldview as well as your inner vision. A state of mind more than a city; a way of life more than a place to live. It’s a lifestyle, not a destination.

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Duxford: The Most Fascinating WW2 Aviation Museum in Europe

By John Clayton
in :  World Travel
Imperial War Museum Duxford

A Gathering of Eagles; A Pride of Lions, or a Flight of Airline Pilots; any of which might well be a description of an aviation heaven that’s about 50 miles from London, and is only 45 minutes by express train. It’s also far better known as the Imperial War Museum (IWM) Duxford.

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Bones and Bubbling Asphalt at La Brea Tar Pits & Museum

By Greg Aragon
in :  Travel USA
La Brea Tar Pits, Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles

Los Angeles has many fascinating sights, but nothing can match the history of mystery of the La Brea Tar Pits. This area of bubbling asphalt along Wilshire Blvd has intrigued scientists and visitors since it was discovered more than 100 years ago. As of today it is the only actively excavated Ice Age fossil site found in an urban location in the world.

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This Aviation Museum Near Munich, Germany, Is An Absolute “MUST See Attraction”

By John Clayton
in :  World Travel
classic aircraft on display at the Oberschleissham Airport Museum

Passing by in a car a few years ago, I had no clue this had been something special. After all, it looked just like a field that stretched into infinity. But that’s exactly what made it so appealing to the Luftwaffe in WW2. The German Air Force of that era has always intrigued me, so I was excited to visit …

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