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The AC Hotel Sants by Marriott is a modern hotel located three minutes away on foot from the Sants Train Station and less than 15 minutes from Plaza de España. The property’s prime location provides easy access to MACBA (Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art), La Sagrada Família, and the city center. Each of the 78 guestrooms are decorated in a simple, contemporary style. The AC Lounge, the on-site restaurant, offers a breakfast buffet and varied items for dinner, including salads, sandwiches, seasonal soups, hamburgers, and more.

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The Nobu Hotel Barcelona is a five-star hotel whose modern decor is inspired by Japanese interiors. The property is located a four-minute walk away from the Barcelona Sants train station, and very close to the charming neighbourhood of Eixample. The hotel has 259 sleek and spacious guest rooms and suites, as well as a spa, a fitness center, and two restaurants including the world-class Nobu Restaurant, and Kozara for casual bites. Most points of interest in the city can be reached within 10 minutes by car or public transport.

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Barceló Sants is a four-star hotel whose futuristic, cutting-edge, and minimalist design is meant to resemble that of a space station. The hotel features 312 Orbitals rooms, 52 Stratosphere rooms, and 14 Orbital suites with impressive views of the city; all the rooms are equipped with modern amenities such as HD TVs, docking stations for iPhones, and free WiFi. The gym provides an opportunity to unwind, while two restaurants, the café, and the bar offer gastronomic delights to indulge in. The property is a five-minute walk to the train station of Barcelona Sants.

If you prefer a private rental to a hotel, check out Matador‘s selection of the best Airbnbs In Barcelona.

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Published on March 08, 2023 12:46

Switzerland’s Ice Palace Is a Magical World of Ice and Snow

Switzerland is known for its beautiful lakes and snowy alpine landscape, but you might not be as familiar with its manmade icy wonder. The Ice Palace in Jungfraujoch, high in the Alps, is carved completely out of ice and snow, and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

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The Ice Palace has been a fixture at Jungfraujoch since 1931, when it was first built as a tourist attraction. Over the years, the palace has undergone several renovations and expansions, and it now covers an area of over 53,800 square feet. It includes an ice bar, an ice chapel, and a number of other sculptures and exhibits.

The Ice Palace is open all year round, but is especially magical in winter when it’s blanketed in snow. If you’re visiting during winter, make sure to dress warmly. The temperature inside stays at a constant 23 degrees, so you’ll want to make sure you have plenty of layers to keep warm.

In addition to the Ice Palace, there are several other attractions at Jungfraujoch, including an observatory deck, a Sphinx Observatory, and a Alpine Sensation Exhibit. You can also take a cable car ride or go hiking in the area. Jungfraujoch is also known as the “Top of Europe” because it is the highest railway station in Europe. It is located 11,333 feet above sea level, making it an ideal spot to visit if you want to experience the Swiss Alps in all their glory.

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Published on March 08, 2023 12:04

Cheap Eats in Tulum, Mexico: Tasty Restaurants You Need To Try

Once a crowd-free coastal destination in Mexico, Tulum is now one of Mexico’s most popular destinations, which means it has a large tourist infrastructure for a small town on the Riviera Maya. That includes a variety of restaurants where you’ll find everything from traditional cuisine to international fusion dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. One downside to Tulum’s food scene is the cost, especially compared to other destinations in Mexico, with high-end restaurants and trendy beach clubs charging prices comparable to those found in major cities. But even if Tulum no longer harbors one of Mexico’s underrated beaches, you can still eat well there on a budget — starting with these two restaurants.

Sabor de Mar

Sabor de Mar is a seafood restaurant with two locations in central Tulum. The restaurant specializes in fresh, locally caught seafood dishes, with a large menu that features everything from ceviches, aguachile, and tuna tartare to tacos, tostadas, and whole grilled fish. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available. Patrons have their choice of indoor or outdoor seating at Sabor de Mar, which has an overall laid-back beach vibe, but the outdoor seating is particularly popular with tables set up under palm trees and twinkling lights.

Where: Calle Centauro Sur & Venus Ote, Tulum Centro & Calle Jupiter Manzana 5, Lote 17 Local 4, Tulum Centro

La Cofradia

If you and your travel companions can’t decide between Mexican food or something more Americanized, but everyone agrees that they want a quick and simple meal at an easygoing restaurant with just enough ambiance, La Cofradia is the place for you. The menu is heavy on quesadillas, huevos (egg) dishes, and pizza — according to the owner, La Cofradia serves the best pizza in all of Tulum.

Where: Calle Sagitario Pte. 254, Tulum Centro

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Published on March 08, 2023 12:00

Everything You Need To Know About Iceberg Alley, Newfoundland’s Dramatic Stretch of Icebergs

Iceberg Alley is a stretch of coastline along the northeastern coast of North America, extending from Newfoundland to Maine. It’s named for the large number of icebergs that drift down from the Arctic each year. Though it might sound bit nerve-wracking, traveling through Iceberg Alley is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of the world’s most incredible natural wonders up close.

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Iceberg season typically runs from April to June, but the exact timing can vary from year to year depending on weather conditions. The best time to see icebergs is typically early in the season, before they start melting and breaking apart. However, even if you miss the early part of iceberg season, there will still be plenty of beautiful icebergs to see later in the season.

There are a few different places along Iceberg Alley where you can get up close and personal with these giants of the sea. The most popular spot is probably Twillingate, which is located about halfway up Iceberg Alley on Newfoundland’s northeast coast. From here, you can take boat tours out onto the water for an up-close look at the icebergs, or go hiking and whale watching along the coastline. Other popular spots along Iceberg Alley include Gros Morne National Park, Cape Spear Lighthouse, and St. John’s.

If you do decide to venture to Iceberg Alley, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First of all, dress warmly. Even if it’s summertime, the temperature can be quite cool on the water. The best way to get there is by flying into St. John’s International Airport (YYT). From there, you can rent a car and drive to Cape Spear National Historic Site, which is about a two-hour drive.

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Published on March 08, 2023 11:15

The Prince’s Head Pub From ‘Ted Lasso’ Will Soon Be Rentable on Airbnb

Fans of Ted Lasso don’t have to wait for another season to get their fill of the beloved soccer coach. In celebration of the upcoming 3rd season of the show, you can spend the night at The Crown & Anchor pub – the setting for The Prince’s Head pub featured in the show. Guests at this Airbnb will be fully immersed in the fun of London’s neighborhood pub culture, not to mention given a crash course in what it’s like to be a Greyhound fan.

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See more photosThe stay is being hosted by Annette Badland, who plays the pub’s owner, Mae on the show. Mae is hosting three separate stays at The Prince’s Head, located in Richmond, London, just around the corner from Ted Lasso’s apartment. The classic English pub is a gathering place for local soccer (football?) fans, and an unofficial meeting place for AFC Richmond players on the TV show. Each one-night stay will enable guests to play a round of darts, sit at Ted’s favorite table in the pub, sing karaoke, and sip on English tea.

“The Crown & Anchor is an essential fixture for AFC Richmond,” says Annette Badland, who’s hosting the stay. “it’s where friends, colleagues and teammates come together to celebrate our triumphs or cope with the agony of relegation. That’s why I’m pleased to host guests (and take the night off!). Time to give others the opportunity to experience the same camaraderie and sense of community that Coach Lasso inspires. After all, we’re Richmond ‘til we die!”

Fans can request to book this stay starting on March 21 at 1pm EST. And of course, stay tuned for the new season of the show, which premieres on Wednesday, March 15.

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Published on March 08, 2023 08:33

10 Magical Airbnbs Near Redwoods and Sequoia National Parks

See the tallest trees on Earth with a visit to California’s coastal redwoods in Redwood and Sequoia National Parks. The Golden State is the only place in the world where you can view groves of these ancient conifers, and it’s worth traversing the northern part of the state to see a variety of these giant trees. Instead of pitching a tent in a national park, stay nearby in private luxury at these Redwoods and Sequoia National Park Airbnb properties for couples, friends, and families.

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Airbnbs near Redwoods National Park Airbnbs near Sequoia National Park How far is the drive between Redwoods National Park and Sequoia National Park?What is the best time to visit Redwoods National Park?What is the best time to visit Sequoia National Park?Airbnbs near Redwoods National ParkA rustic underground hobbit house built into the mountainside

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Adventurous travelers who aren’t afraid of roughing it will love this underground hobbit hole for two. Located in a remote, off-grid eco-village in Del Norte County’s Smith River Canyon, the property is accessible via the scenic Redwood Highway (CA-199). While running water is available, electricity is not, but candlelit nights make for a romantic outdoorsy getaway. The common kitchen and bath are shared with the community, but you’ll have a private sleep sanctuary on the round love nest bed.

This rugged experience isn’t for everyone, as roads to reach the destination are winding and rough to navigate. But if you make the trip, you’ll love exploring the forest, streams, and waterfalls of the surrounding forested land. Unwind after a day outdoors in the wood-fired sauna, or hang with the chickens, goats, dogs, and woodland creatures that call this commune home.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $61 per night

Old-school Airstream Trailer with beach access

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Enjoy easy access to the beach and magical redwoods with a coastal stay in this 1968 Airstream trailer near Arcata, one of the most charming Airbnbs near Redwoods National Park. Quirky styling and modern comforts make this Globetrotter trailer a comfortable place to hang your hat, and the small but robust kitchen is great for fixing home-cooked meals. There’s WiFi if you’re working from home, and an outdoor deck to relax on when the sun goes down.

The trailer is permanently parked near sandy dunes and a beach — a 30-minute drive to Redwood National and State Parks. While tiny, this retreat includes a queen and twin bed plus a private bathroom and shower. You can even bring along Fido for a $25 pet fee.

Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $99 per night

Earthen cottage in the redwoods

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Spend a night in this cozy cottage inspired by Pippen and surrounded by a beautiful forest outside the town of Bella Vista. It’s a small and simple cottage with three beds and everything you need to cook meals. The place is full of character and feels like something you’d see royalty calling home in a movie about Middle Earth.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $240 per night

A tiny home among the redwoods

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Why just see the redwoods when you can sleep among them? Hunker down amid towering coastal redwoods at this tiny house built from salvaged redwood and upcycled materials. Just follow a winding path through ferns, huckleberries, and giant trees to reach this woodland hideaway. Take in the sunshine on the reclaimed redwood deck, or warm up inside around a cozy propane stove. Thoughtfully designed to maximize space, this little house includes a kitchen, bathroom, little living room, and comfortable bed in the sleeping loft. This forest sanctuary is located in Crescent City, the gateway to Redwoods National Park and three state parks that protect these old-growth trees.

Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $113 per night

Airbnbs near Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park Airbnb for two

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Take in views of the Great Western Divide and famous Sequoia National Park sights from this cozy Mineral King Guesthouse located just four miles from the park’s main entrance. Set among oaks and manzanita, the quiet property welcomes human and horse guests (just in case you’re bringing Mr. Ed along). Big bay windows showcase garden and mountain views, or stroll around the property to see the horses and rescue pups that call this ranch home.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $185 per night

Cabin for a crew near the town of Three Rivers

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Treat your crew to a view at Sequoia Heights, a three-bedroom cabin that sleeps up to six. Located 10 minutes from the town of Three Rivers, the modern home is the perfect retreat after a day of redwood exploration in Sequoia National Park. This modern retreat is perched on a hill, and its second-story deck offers prime sunset vistas over the Main Fork of the Kaweah River. Cabins near Redwood National Park rarely offer such a striking sky view.

Once night falls, stare up at the Big Dipper through the provided telescope. Or head inside to Netflix and chill, or jam out to tunes blasting from the home’s Bluetooth speaker. If you’re “working from home” during your vacay, this cabin’s free WiFi is helpful since cell service is sparse. Little bonuses like included coffee, spices, and condiments make cooking for your crew a cinch. Brand new washer and dryer available if you need to launder clothes dirty from tromping through woods and waterfalls.

Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $263

Kaweah Riverfront Airbnb near Sequoia National Park

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Bringing a crowd to Sequoia National Park? You’ll love this recently renovated riverfront home for groups of up to eight people. Take in nature through glass walls overlooking the Kaweah River, or enjoy dinner with your group on the breezeway around a table made from a local redwood tree. Splash or fish in the river when the weather is warm, or play a round of volleyball at the net set up along the water. Enjoy s’mores and storytelling around the fire pit when the sun goes down. The four-bedroom three-bathroom space offers privacy and upgraded everything: new flooring, heating, cooling, beds, and accessories.

Eight guests, four bedrooms
Price: $415 per night

Dog-friendly Sequoia getaway

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Bring Rover along to Sequoia National Park for a stay at this dog-friendly space just three miles from the park entrance. It’s set amid oak trees with a fenced-in yard where your doggo can play worry-free. Note: dogs are not allowed on park trails, but you can leave your pup behind while you play in the park. Or the host can point you to dog-friendly trails beyond Sequoia. Take a break from outdoor exploration and walk to the quirky town of Three Rivers to visit breweries, coffee shops, and stores. The guest suite includes a plush bed, fridge and freezer, microwave, toaster, coffee bar, and private bathroom.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $133 per night

A private river ranch retreat

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Live the ranch life along the river at this spectacular river ranch cabin fit for two couples or families. Reachable only by a dirt road, Sequoia National Park’s gigantic trees are just 15 minutes away, but you can also go waterfall hiking, swimming, and boating on the ranch’s 380-acre property. Guests also get access to a mile of Kaweah River frontage for swimming and fishing. The private cabin has a full kitchen for dinners in, laundry machines for washing grubby clothing, and peaceful disconnection from the outside world.

Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $219 per night

Hip house with large-group amenities

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Experience modern luxury for your group at this luxurious redwood retreat that sleeps seven. Located two miles from the town of Trinidad and 20 minutes from Redwood National Park, it’s an excellent family base camp for recharging after a day spent exploring outdoors. Relax your muscles post-redwood hike with a soak in the hot tub, or burn off extra energy shooting hoops on the basketball court. Inside the home is filled with books, a piano, and three TVs to keep everyone entertained. If you’ll be venturing onto the water during your stay, there’s even parking for a boat. Parents can rest their heads in a private master bedroom with ocean views while kids have a sleepover in a room full of trundle and twin beds.

Seven guests, three bedrooms
Price: $450 per night

How far is the drive between Redwoods National Park and Sequoia National Park?

The drive between Redwoods National Park and Sequoia National Park is about 570 miles and should take around 10 hours. The route follows a scenic coastal path and then heads inland through California’s Central Valley. Along the way, you’ll pass stunning scenery, including the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National Park, and finally Sequoia National Park. Be sure to take breaks during your journey to explore some of the towns you pass along the way.

What is the best time to visit Redwoods National Park?

The best time to visit Redwoods National Park is during the autumn months, from late September through early November. This is when the weather is typically mild and there is less rain than other times of the year. The forests will be at their peak, with vibrant fall foliage and plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and biking. Additionally, this is a great time to spot wildlife such as elk and black bears in their natural habitat.

What is the best time to visit Sequoia National Park?

The best time to visit Sequoia National Park is during the spring and early summer months, from April through June. This is when the hillsides are green and wildflowers are in bloom, creating a breathtaking landscape. Temperatures at this time of year tend to be mild and there is less rain than other times of the year. Hiking trails will be open for exploration and you may even encounter some wildlife along the way. Additionally, camping or lodging options are available within the park boundaries.

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March 7, 2023

7 Luxury Hotels in Jaipur With the Finest Hospitality in Rajasthan

Jaipur is the capital of India’s Rajasthan state. The city forms a key point on the Golden Triangle, the tourist circuit that connects New Delhi, Agra, and Rajasthan. Known as the Pink City, its historic core is filled with dusty pink buildings. This vibrant color has become synonymous with Jaipur and it’s part of what makes it such an attractive destination in India. It is the first planned city in the country and its UNESCO World Heritage streets are less chaotic than those of New Delhi and Mumbai, making it an ideal destination for first-time visitors.

Jaipur’s hospitality scene is another reason to make a stop here while exploring the country. A cornerstone of culture in India, the bar for service is set ridiculously high. Hotel chains are increasing their presence in the city, but don’t overlook individually owned boutique properties. Regardless of your budget and needs, here’s the top selection of hotels in Jaipur.

When to visit Jaipur

The best time to visit Jaipur is from October to March when the weather is cool and pleasant. During this period, temperatures typically range from 46°F to 95°F, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. The winter months (November — February) is peak tourist season so it’s important to plan ahead if you want to get the best deals on flights and hotels in Jaipur.

If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option, April through September offers lower prices but higher temperatures that can make sightseeing uncomfortable. It’s also important to note that during the monsoon season (July — September), some areas of Rajasthan may be closed due to flooding or landslides.

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The Oberoi Rajvilas

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The Oberoi Rajvilas is spread over 32 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. With stunning red-brick architecture reminiscent of a sprawling Rajasthani desert fort, the five-star is an over-the-top traditional hotel famed for its level of service.

It’s located just outside of the city, making it a superb base for those wanting somewhere peaceful to rest before exploring Rajasthan. The courtyards are adorned with fountains and floral trellises, creating a tranquil atmosphere, and the spacious stylish tented rooms are charming. It’s also close to Sisodia Rani palace and garden which was built in 1779. An exquisite blend of Indian and Mughal architecture, the palace and grounds offer breathtaking views of the countryside and respite from the clatter of the city.

Price per night: $712

The Oberoi Rajvilas: Goner Road, 302031 Jaipur

Sawai Man Mahal

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A restored palace, Sawai Man Mahal was built in the late 18th century and has carefully retained its grandeur.

The hotel offers 51 spacious rooms, each with its own private courtyard filled with greenery. The façade of the palace pays tribute to Amber Fort and also features the original magnificent gilded entrance of the royal home. The library-themed cocktail lounge has a huge collection of books dating back over 200 years and a superb selection of whiskey. There’s also an outdoor pool, a kitted-out fitness center, and a spa offering traditional Ayurveda treatments.

Price per night: $420

Sawai Man Mahal: Sawai Man Mahal, Bhawani Singh Road, Jaipur

Devi Ratn

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Located on the outskirts, Devi Ratn is a luxurious hotel that offers guests an escape from the clangor of the city. Just a half-hour drive away from Jaipur, this hotel is surrounded by the towering Aravalli mountains and landscaped lawns, providing guests with a picturesque and peaceful location. That said there’s a lot to do nearby the hotel. The hills and valleys offer hiking opportunities in the colder months and you can take a jeep safari through the desert to spot wildlife such as panthers, deer, and local birdlife.

After a day of exploring, you can return to the haven of Devi Ratn. Its spacious rooms and suites have outstanding views, air-conditing, chic day beds, and a detailed driven, and colorful interior design.

Price per night: $170

Devi Ratn: Ballupura Farms, Village Jamdoli, Agra Road, 302031 Jaipur

Royal Heritage Haveli

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Experience the grandeur of a bygone era at Royal Heritage Haveli, a stunning 18th-century Rajasthani hunting lodge that has been converted into an elegant boutique hotel in Jaipur. The family-run hotel offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those looking for a comfortable stop on the Golden Triangle.

Guests can take a stroll through the sprawling lawns and enjoy a game of croquet or relax with a cocktail from the stylish bar. The hotel’s spa is sensational — one of the best in the state — and the on-site garden fills the kitchens with home-grown vegetables which are served on the candle-lit outdoor terrace in the evenings. Accommodations are impressive too. The heritage suites are impressively decorated in Indo-Mughal style with bright frescoes, sweeping archways, and intricate tiles.

Price per night: $160

Royal Heritage Haveli: Ballupura Farms, Village Jamdoli, Agra Road, 302031 Jaipur

Trident Jaipur

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Trident Jaipur is a luxurious five-star hotel located on Amer Fort Road, Jaipur. It offers stunning views of the famous artificial Mansagar Lake and the palace of Jal Mahal, which can be admired from the hotel’s terrace or the poolside bar. Jal Mahal was built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh (the ruler of Jaipur from 1778 to 1803) and is an iconic landmark on the Golden Triangle. There’s a collection of excellent restaurants near the waterside including one of the city’s oldest establishments, Laxmi Restaurant.

Trident Jaipur is a great option for people who are passing through Jaipur for a couple of days as it is close to the airport and main train station. The hotel features 132 deluxe rooms and suites, wellness facilities, and outstanding restaurants serving a wide range of local delicacies, and pan-Indian and international cuisines.

Price per night: $121

Trident Jaipur: Amber Fort Road, Opposite Jal Mahal, 302002 Jaipur

Hilton Jaipur

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Hilton is always a safe bet and the Jaipur city center hotel is a comfortable, modern option for those looking for something reliable. It is conveniently situated in the Bais Godam area and is close to the Central Business District.

The hotel offers 179 rooms and suites with modern amenities, as well as a rooftop pool on a terrace, spa services, and two restaurants. To make things even easier the Hilton provides a transfer service and is just a few miles from the Jaipur railway station and ten minutes from Jaipur International Airport.

Price per night: $115

Hilton Jaipur: Plot No. 42, Geejgarh House, Hawa Sadak, 302006 Jaipur

Jaipur Marriott Hotel

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With stylish rooms, award-winning dining, and an on-site spa, Jaipur Marriott Hotel is another budget-friendly option from a trusted hospitality brand.

The five-star is located in the commercial area of Ashram Marg which is a short 10-minute transfer from the airport. All accommodations feature the modern standard amenities you’d expect from a Marriott — widescreen TVs, stocked mini-bars, and air conditioning. Those who upgrade to a suite have more luxurious features such as separate living rooms, bedroom areas, access to the Executive Lounge, and balconies or terraces overlooking the city.

Price per night: $109

Jaipur Marriott Hotel: Near Jawahar Circle, Ashram Marg,, 302015 Jaipur

Book NowWhat to do in Jaipur

Jaipur is full of incredible attractions and activities that will make your trip unforgettable, here are some of the top things to do.

Marvel at the sunset from Jal Mahal — This beautiful palace is situated in the middle of Man Sagar Lake and offers stunning views of the sunset.Visit the City Palace — This grand palace complex was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Jaipur.Explore ancient forts — Jaigarh Fort and Nahargarh Fort are two impressive fortresses that offer a glimpse into Rajasthan’s history.Take a tour of Amber Fort — The is located on a hilltop overlooking Maota Lake and is one of Jaipur’s most iconic landmarks.Shop at famous bazaars — Jaipur has some great markets where you can find everything from traditional handicrafts to modern clothes and accessories.Experience Rajasthani cuisine — From street food to fine dining, there are plenty of delicious options when it comes to trying out local delicacies in Jaipur.Capture the view from Hawa Mahal — The Palace of Wind offers breathtaking views over the city, so make sure you take some time to admire it from up high.Explore Anokhi Museum of Handblock Printing — This museum showcases traditional Indian block printing techniques as well as modern interpretations of this art form, making it a must-see for any art lover visiting Jaipur.Take a stroll around Sarvato Bhadra Courtyard Gate — This gate is part of City Palace complex and offers visitors a chance to experience traditional Rajput architecture up close.

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Published on March 07, 2023 23:35

The Most Jaw-Dropping Luxury Hotels in Sicily

The island of Sicily sits at the crossroads of the Mediterranean, off the southern coast of Italy. It has been a hub of trade since ancient times when the Greeks first arrived on its shores and throughout its history, the island has been influenced by many different cultures, all of which have left their mark. From the lively capital of Palermo to the hilltop city of Taormina and Trapani in the west, Sicily’s topography is also diverse. Stunning cliff-edged beaches hug the coast while wild mountainous vineyards, volcanic soil, and traditional farming practices make it one of the best places for wine and food culture in Italy. The hospitality industry at large here sets the bar incredibly high. It wouldn’t be a stretch to state that Sicily hotels are some of the most stunning in the Mediterranean.

Some have a focus on wellness, with a flurry of world-class spas using local ingredients and practices peppered across the Island. And of course, food also takes center stage, making many these hotels favorites with native Sicilians who travel to experience hotel restaurants. But what the hotels here have in common are two things. First, they are jaw-droppingly beautiful. And second, the level of service is impeccable. Sicily is a very special island, so make sure to book somewhere equally as extraordinary during your stay.

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When to visit Sicily

The best time to visit Sicily is from May to June or September to October. These late spring and early fall months offer hospitable temperatures in the 70s, fewer crowds, and plenty of festivals. November through April are also good times to visit as the temperatures remain relatively mild. However, if you’re looking for guaranteed warmer weather and more beach-going opportunities, then July and August are ideal months for your trip.

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Grand Hotel Timeo

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Grand Hotel Timeo is a historic landmark hotel in the heart of Taormina. With six acres of manicured gardens and stunning panoramic views of Mount Etna and the Sicilian Coast, it’s no wonder this is one of the best Sicily hotels.

The beautiful town of Taormina is perched atop a rocky bluff high above the sea and down its winding cobbled streets you’ll find some of the best restaurants in Sicily. If coming in by trail, Taormina-Giardini Naxos Train Station is 3.1 miles away or if you’ve hired a car, Catania Airport is around 40 miles away and Palermo–Boccadifalco Airport is 170 miles. The hotel can also manage transfers for you if you would prefer.

The hotel offers guests luxurious accommodations with classic décor and polished parquet floors. Each room features a luxurious bed adorned with embroidered sheets, marble bathrooms appointed with robes and Acqua di Parma toiletries, as well as enviable views of rolling hills, local vineyards and farms, and, of course, Mount Etna. Top that off with a panoramic pool, wellness spa, and Michelin-star dining and the cost to stay here is justified.

Price per night: $1,100

Grand Hotel Timeo: Teatro Greco 59, 98039 Taormina

Il San Corrado di Noto

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Il Corrado di Noto is a luxury resort located in the southeastern part of the island in the Val di Noto region. There are eight main towns in the area that are designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites due to their unique architecture and artistry. Surrounded by lush greenery and panoramic sunset views, the hotel is close to the Cattedrale di Noto and other local attractions making it an ideal base from which to explore Val di Noto.

The on-site Italian cuisine fine-dining restaurant, Principe di Belludia, features garden views and al fresco dining and you can treat yourself to aromatherapy, and body treatments using local ingredients at the Sodashi Spa. The resort offers plenty of other amenities such as a seasonal outdoor pool with sun loungers and pool umbrellas, parking, free bikes, an outdoor tennis court, and an electric car charging station. The rooms have a beautiful private garden area amid the olive groves and light-filled courtyards.

Price per night: $780

Il San Corrado di Noto: Contrada Belludia SS 115, 96017 Noto

Dimora Delle Balze

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Dimora delle Balze is a 19th-century masseria (farmhouse) located in the countryside also in Val di Noto. The bucolic retreat offers luxurious accommodations and excellent facilities, with stylishly designed interiors.

Fragrant orchards and cactus gardens surround the renovated elegant manor house, its outbuildings, and its courtyard. Its interior features lofty vaulted ceilings, floors in pale honey-colored local stone, and brick archways that create a cool atmosphere on hot summer days. The design of the estate is a mix of old and new, with Italian artwork and vintage furniture. Set between the original manor house, the gate tower, and the former farm cottages, each of the accommodations have been inspired by Sicilian writers, artists, literature, and films.

Price per night: $643

Dimora Delle Balze: ss287 al km 6.3, 96017 Noto

Monaci delle Terre Nere

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At Monaci delle Terre Nere, you can experience the best of Sicily’s natural beauty. Nestled at the foot of Mount Etna, this 19th-century villa is surrounded by 62 acres of lush countryside. From vineyards to orchards and a natural amphitheater, this is one of the most exquisite settings on the island.

The hotel offers a range of accommodations from airy villas to converted farm buildings and lava-walled hideaways. Guests can take advantage of the open-air bar and golf cart rides around the property. With local owners Guido and Federica, a sommelier, and friendly staff, Monaci delle Terre Nere promises an unforgettable stay in the Sicilian countryside.

Price per night: $634

Monaci delle Terre Nere: Via Pietralunga / Via Monaci , 95019 Zafferana Etnea

Rocco Forte Villa Igiea

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Villa Igiea is a five-star hotel located in a 19th-century Palazzo in Palermo. It offers panoramic views across the Bay of Palermo and is just under three miles from the busy city center. Surrounded by gardens of orange and olive trees, Villa Igiea is also a short transfer from the opulent opera house, Teatro Massimo, and the historic architecture in Gothic Palazzo Abatellis.

The hotel features 100 luxurious rooms and suites, an on-site restaurant and terrace bar, an outdoor pool, a tennis court, a fitness center, and an outstanding spa. Deluxe Sea View rooms have a sumptuous super-king-sized bed and a comfortable seating area with smart TV and minibar. The en-suite marble bathroom includes luxurious Irene Forte Skincare toiletries and complimentary Rocco Forte Hotels bathrobes and slippers.

Price per night: $597

Rocco Forte Villa Igiea: Salita Belmonte 43, 90142 Palermo

ADLER Spa Resort

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ADLER Spa Resort is less than a quarter-mile from a private beach and sits atop grounds peppered with wildflowers overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and one of Italy’s most precious nature reserves — Torre Salina. The nature theme flows throughout the entire property, creating an instant sense of calm. Add on the ADLER group’s dedication to providing guests with five-star spa treatments, wellness facilities, and outstanding cuisine, and it’s impossible to leave not feeling rejuvenated.

The subterranean spa complex of 13 treatment rooms is built into the cliffside and all have sweeping views of the coastline. The journey down the wooden stairs is an experience in itself as guests are welcomed by the scent of pine, citrus, and lavender, paired with calming music, and soothing, natural decor.

Price per night: $373

ADLER Spa Resort: snc Contrada Salsa, 92010 Siculiana

Zash Country Boutique hotel

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Zash Country Boutique Hotel is located in eastern Sicily, among citrus groves and offering stunning views of Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea. The hotel is conveniently situated between the cities of Catania and Taormina, making it an ideal destination for travelers looking to explore the region.

The hotel itself is a former winery, providing guests with a unique experience that blends old-world charm with modern amenities such as its helipad to Michelin star restaurant. The main villa offers old-school romance with enormous all-white suites that feature stunning views of the ocean through traditional arched windows. It’s worth enquiring in advance about booking a room with a view of Mount Etna which is worth the ask and the extra cost.

Price per night: $263

Zash Country Boutique hotel: Via Strada Provinciale Sp2 N 60, 95018 Giarre

Book NowWhat to do on a trip to SicilyThe Cathedral of Monreale — Located near Palermo, this cathedral is one of the most impressive religious sites in Italy and features breathtaking mosaics and architecture.The Valley of Temples in Agrigento — This archaeological site is home to some of the best-preserved Greek temples in the world, making it a must-see for any history buff.Church Mosaics in Palermo: Palermo’s churches are filled with stunning mosaics and artwork that will take your breath away.Eastern Temples at Selinunte — This archaeological site features some of the oldest Greek temples in Sicily and offers visitors a glimpse into the past.Isola Bella — This small island off the coast of Taormina is home to a stunning beach and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling.Massimo Opera House (Teatro Massimo) — Located in Palermo, this opera house is one of the largest theaters in Europe and hosts performances year-round.Palermo Cathedral (Cattedrale di Palermo) — This beautiful cathedral is one of the most important religious sites in Sicily and features stunning architecture and artwork from around the world.Mount Etna — Europe’s tallest active volcano, Mount Etna offers visitors spectacular views from its summit as well as opportunities to explore its lava fields and craters up close.Ancient Theatre of Taormina — This ancient theatre dates back to the 3rd century BC and still hosts performances today, making it an unforgettable experience for any theater lover.Doric Temple of Segesta — Located near Trapani, this temple was built by Greeks during their rule over Sicily and remains one of the best preserved ancient monuments on the island today.Ortigia — This small island off Syracuse is home to some amazing historical sites such as an old fortress, churches, temples, and more. It’s also known for its delicious seafood restaurants.

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Published on March 07, 2023 22:07

This High-Speed Train Connects Paris To Zurich and You Can Have Unlimited Drinks on Board

There are six major train stations in Paris, each linking the French capital to a specific region of France and Europe. The Gare du Nord is the busiest of them all, connecting Paris to the north of France, as well as to neighboring European destinations like London via the Eurostar, and cities in Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands via the Thalys train. The Gare de Lyon is the Parisian train station that services the southeastern part of France, as well as the trains from Paris to Italy and from Paris to Switzerland. So, if you’re looking to take a jaunt in Switzerland, all you need to do is hop in one of the direct, high-speed Paris to Zurich trains, and you’ll be leaving the baguettes behind to eat fondue in a matter of just a few hours.

Is there a high-speed train from Paris to Zurich? TGV Lyria is a high-speed train that connect Paris to Zurich directly

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The high-speed train TGV Lyria connects Paris (Gare de Lyon) to Zurich (Zurich Hauptbahnhof / Zurich HB) directly four times per day during week days, starting as early as 7:15 AM. The train makes four stops between the two cities: in Dijon, Belfort — Montbéliard TGV, Mulhouse, and Basel. To book your ticket, visit the easy-to-use TGV Lyria website.

There are non-direct train journeys between Paris and Zurich daily, some with only one connection, others with two. These train journeys involve only one high-speed train, either the French TGV, the Franco-Swiss TGV Lyria, or the German ICE. Non-direct trains from Paris to Zurich don’t necessarily leave from the Gare de Lyon — they might leave from Gare de l’Est or Gare du Nord — so make sure to double-check your departure train station before you head out. You can book your ticket by visiting the French railway company website SNCF or the German railway company Deutsche Bahn.

Is there a direct train from Paris to Zurich?

The TGV Lyria is a direct, high-speed train that connects Paris to Zurich directly several times per day. Consult the train timetables for the journey between Paris and Zurich that works best for you.

How long is the direct train from Paris to Zurich?

The direct, high-speed TGV Lyria takes just over four hours to complete the journey between Paris to Zurich.

How much is a train ticket from Zurich to Paris?

The price of a journey on the TGV Lyria, the direct, high-speed train that connects Paris and Zurich, depends on several factors, including your dates of travel and the class of service you want, starting at only $30.70 (29€) in Standard class, up to the fixed fare of $242.15 (229€) for Business 1Ère.

In general, the earlier you book, the higher the chances of scoring a cheap ticket, just like for flights and other European train journeys like the London to Amsterdam high-speed train.

The TGV Lyria has three classes of service: Standard, Standard 1Ère, and Business 1Ère:

Standard: Cheapest price, includes WiFi on board and access to the bar car.Standard 1Ère: Includes a more comfortable seat, WiFi on board, access to the bar car, and access to the lounge in Paris Gare de Lyon.Business 1Ère: Includes a more comfortable seat in a quiet car, a welcome drink and a hot towel, a hot meal served at your seat, unlimited drinks, WiFi on board, access to the bar car, and access to the lounge in Paris Gare de Lyon.

Note that the higher the class, the better the exchange and refund conditions.

What is the best way to travel from Paris to Switzerland? TGV Lyria is a high-speed train that connect Paris to Zurich directly

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Taking the direct, high-speed TGV Lyria is the cheapest, most efficient way to travel between Paris and Switzerland.

If you book early enough, it is hard for any airlines, even the low-cost ones, to beat TGV Lyria’s lowest fare of $30.70, considering there is no restriction on the number of luggage you can bring in on the train. Also, note that because the train stations of Paris Gare de Lyon and Zurich Hauptbahnhof are located in the center of those two cities, you won’t have to pay for a bus, subway ride, taxi, Uber, etc. to get to and from the airport, which in a city as expensive as Zurich can save you a lot of money.

Even if the direct, high-speed train journey is longer than a direct flight between Paris and Zurich, riding on TGV Lyria saves you time. International flights require that passengers arrive two hours early at the airport, but if you ride the train, you won’t have to arrive more than 15 or 20 minutes early.

In terms of comfort and carbon footprint, riding the train between Paris and Switzerland beats flying any time.

Do you have to go through customs if you take the train from Paris to Zurich?

At the border crossing between France and Switzerland, passengers on the Paris to Zurich TGV Lyria remain seated while customs and police officers come on board to check their IDs or passports.

Note that Switzerland is not part of the European Union and that you may need to obtain a visa to travel there.

Which Swiss city is closest to Paris?

If you’re traveling by train, the city of Basel in Switzerland is the closest to Paris. The journey in the direct, high-speed TGV Lyria between the two cities takes three hours and four minutes. Geneva comes in second at three hours and 11 minutes.

Where to stay in Zurich to be near Zurich Hauptbahnhof

For places to stay in Paris, review Matador‘s list of Airbnbs in Paris’ top arrondissements and best boutique hotels, or take a look at the hotels near Gare de Lyon that we selected.

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Hotel Schweizerhof Zürich

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The Hotel Schweizerhof Zürich is a four-star historic hotel located across from Zurich Hauptbahnhof (just a one-minute walk), making it an ideal starting point for exploring the city, or to catch an early train. The soundproofed rooms feature electrically adjustable beds and free high-speed WiFi. The hotel’s French restaurant, La Soupière, serves seasonal cuisine and Swiss specialties made with market-fresh ingredients. The Café Gourmet offers antipasti, salads, pastry, and more, while the Schweizerhof Bar has a wide selection of whiskies and beers. Guests enjoy free access to the nearby Holmes Place Fitness & Spa. Lake Zurich is a 15-minute walk away, and Zurich-Kloten Airport is just a 10-minute train ride from the hotel.

Book NowRuby Mimi Hotel Zurich

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The Ruby Mimi Hotel Zurich is housed in one of Zurich’s first cinemas and its decor is a tribute to the early days of Hollywood. The common areas are full of rich velvet furnishings, art nouveau touches, vintage cameras, costumes, and more to look like a glamorous early movie set. The 24-hour bar serves a modern menu including breakfast, coffee, cocktails, and Italian-inspired snacks. Rooms have a more subdued, elegant decor and feature big comfy beds, and rainfall showers. The Ruby Mimi Hotel is located just a two-minute walk from Zurich Hauptbahnhof.

Book NowCitizenM Zürich

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The CitizenM Hotel Zurich is a four-star hotel conveniently located in the center of Zurich, offering a bar and restaurant for guests. All rooms are air-conditioned with free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, and private bathroom. A daily breakfast buffet is available, and the 24-hour front desk staff are available to provide guidance. Popular attractions such as Fraumünster, Grossmünster, and Bellevueplatz are nearby, and the main train station is only a nine-minute walk away.

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What To Do and Where To Eat in Little Italy, San Diego

Spanning 48 blocks, Little Italy San Diego is one of the largest of these neighborhoods in the United States. At the heart of the neighborhood is the Piazza della Famiglia, a 10,000-square-foot plaza decorated with a tiled fountain that is meant to evoke similar public spaces in Italy and all over Europe.

Often considered the culinary heart of San Diego, Little Italy is where some of the best restaurants in the city are located. If you want to sample a little bit of everything at the Little Italy Food Hall, where six different Italian-focused food vendors are located as well as a full bar.

Not only do several unmissable restaurants call Little Italy home, but it’s a great place to stop by for a casual beer: Ballast Point Brewing and Bottlecraft Beer Shop & Tasting Room highlight craft beers.

The Little Italy farmers market, also known as Little Italy Mercato, is one of the neighborhood’s most popular events. The market takes place on Saturdays from eight in the morning to two in the afternoon; guests can shop for fresh produce, flowers, and crafts. For more Italian treats to bring home, stop by the deli at Mona Lisa Italian Foods.

Even if you’re not eating, there’s so many things to do in Little Italy, San Diego – and many of these activities are family friendly. Visit the San Diego Firehouse Museum or spend the day exploring Amici Park, or attend one of the ArtWalk happening in the spring and summer, when the work of local visual artists will be on display throughout the neighborhood.

With so many opportunities for shopping and dining in this neighborhood, it will be hard to stay still. However, Little Italy San Diego is one of those rare but magical places that is outfitted with plentiful public seating, where you’re not required to do (or buy) anything but relax, people watch, sip a cup of coffee, or read a book.

No matter why you’re visiting, you’ll find entertainment and adventure in San Diego’s Little Italy neighborhood.

Where to eat Little Italy, San Diego A neighborhood with colorful apartments in Little Italy San Diego

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Juniper & Ivy: Inspired by Latin and Asian, Juniper & Ivy is all about highlighting local and hyper seasonal ingredients. The menu changes frequently based on the freshest ingredients that are available. However, seafood is what really shines here – past menus have included uni, yellowtail, and halibut.

Juniper & Ivy: 2228 Kettner Blvd., San Diego, 92101, USA

Born and Raised: The glamorous dining room at this steak focused restaurant features plush leather booths. Look out for king crab and lobster on the menu as well. It’s one of the trendiest restaurants in San Diego – the walls are lined with photos of rap legends and waiters wear tuxedos with Converse sneakers – so be sure to dress the part when you show up. The rooftop bar overlooks the sparkling lights of Little Italy.

Born and Raised: 1909 India St, San Diego, CA 92101

Herb & Wood: Seasonal vegetables are transformed at this restaurant, which serves Mediterranean dishes prepared in wood-fired ovens. Open air seating near a fireplace gives the space a romantic atmosphere. The upscale menu might not be cheap, so save this restaurant for a celebratory date night.

Herb & Wood: 2210 Kettner Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101

Where to stay in Little Italy San Diego

Little Italy San Diego is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in the city – so interesting in fact, that you might not want to leave. These accommodations are either in the neighborhood or within walking distance. Comfortable, highly rated, and all within close proximity to the best San Diego has to offer, these places will have something to offer every type of traveler. There are also many San Diego Airbnbs near the beach or San Diego bed and breakfasts that are just as charming.

Upscale loft spacious living room with high cellings in upscale loft in little italy

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Huge windows and high ceilings give this loft its upscale atmosphere. Matching all gray interiors adds to its minimalist aesthetic. The loft sleeps five people, making it the perfect landing place for a group of close friends who don’t mind sleeping in some communal areas. It’s located close to the beach, as well as Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo.

Price: $192 per night

Book NowCarte Hotel San Diego Carte Hotel outdoor pool

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With its stylish outdoor pool and rooftop bar (complete with a fire pit and views of San Diego Bay), the Carte Hotel has a youthful energy. There is a seafood restaurant on site, as well as a wine bar called Carruth Cellars. Floor to ceiling windows in the rooms offer spectacular views of San Diego.

Price: From $243 per night

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Hotel Republic proudly advertises itself as one of the most LGTBQ friendly hotels in San Diego. Within walking distance of both Little Italy and the Gaslamp District, this hotel is one of the most centrally located in San Diego. Visit Topside Terrace for rooftop drinks and dinner.

Price: From $197 per night

Little Italy farmer's market with vendors selling flowers and other goods

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Is Little Italy San Diego walkable?

Little Italy is one of most walkable neighborhoods in San Diego. Covering 48 blocks, one of the best ways to become familiar with Little Italy is to take yourself on a self-guided walking tour of the neighborhood. Along the way, stop at one of the many bakeries and coffee shops in the neighborhood for a treat.

How far is Little Italy San Diego from the beach?

There are several beaches that are close to Little Italy. To get to the Mission Beach Boardwalk from Little Italy, take the San Diego Trolley to the Old Town Transit Center. From there, Mission Beach is just a short bus ride away. Coronado is another beach that is close to Little Italy. To get there, walk about 15 minutes to Ferry Landing and take the ferry to Coronado. Once you’re there walk, or take the bus, to the beach.

Does the San Diego Trolley go to Little Italy

The San Diego Trolley does go to Little Italy. The blue and green lines of the trolley stop at the County Center/Little Italy station. The Old Town Trolley also stops in Little Italy, and offers a two-hour narrated tour of different locations around the city, including Old Town and Seaport Village. Riders can also hop on and off as they please.

How many blocks is Little Italy in San Diego?

Little Italy in San Diego is 48 blocks. It is the largest Little Italy neighborhood in the United States. The neighborhood is home to around 1,000 people, and is situated near San Diego harbor.

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