January 2010
Beijing: Great Wall And All
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Jan 1, 2010Andes: Elevation Elation
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Jan 1, 2010Sharm El Sheikh: The Charms Of Sharm
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Jan 1, 2010Greece, Various Wineries
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Jan 1, 2010Bang For The Buck
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Jan 1, 2010Weihai, China, Weihai Point Golf & Resort
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Jan 1, 2010Made In Spain: Spanish Dishes For The American Kitchen, Chef José Andrés
Widely credited with introducing tapas to the United States, José Andrés is an award-winning chef, noted cookbook author and frequent television guest. He is the host and executive producer of the PBS television series Made in Spain, a culinary journey of his homeland.
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Daejeon Prepares for Its Iconic Zero O’Clock Festival
Daejeon, South Korea, looks forward to August 2024 and the return of its iconic tradition, the Zero O’Clock Festival. This year, the event is held Aug. 9 –17 with a time travel theme featuring past, present and future zones. Find events pertaining to each zone’s characteristics in the area of Jungang-ro Street, from Daejeon Station to the former site of the South Chungcheong Provincial Office. These streets will be free of vehicles, and public transportation is highly recommended.
2010 / January 2010
Jan 1, 2010Krakow: In The Stars
In the 16th century, when Copernicus revolutionized the medieval mindset with his theory that planets revolve around the sun, the Polish astronomer likely considered Krakow to be the center of the scientific, cultural and economic universe. After all, Krakow was then — and still is — the geographic epicenter of continental Europe. His beloved Jagiellonian University, founded in 1364, buzzed as a medieval think tank, attracting intellectual luminaries from all corners of Europe. And Rynek Glowny — the Market Square — thrived as a trading hub, linking routes from east to west, the Baltic and Mediterranean seas.