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Get your bearings around your barrio (neighborhood). Before you go, here's some suggestions about our top picks to help you decide where to stay in Barcelona. Or if you'd like a little help from a local expert, try our Welcome to Barcelona orientation tour, in which you'll meet a local insider and get the inside track on the best things to see in Barcelona on your weekend away.
Later, make like the locals do and head out for some Friday night nibbles and drinks. The Poble Sec is a well-known neighbourhood for tapas and has plenty of great bars and restaurants. It's where we offer our Barcelona tapas tour which is definitely worth considering if you're a dedicated foodie and want to start off your trip in a delicious and informative way.
You could always continue your night with a classy cocktail at Dry Martini.
Then when it's time to turn in, we love Casa Fuster in Eixample for the chance to spend the night in an iconic Art Nouveau building, or the Hotel Neri for a seriously sophisticated stay in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. If you're in need of Barcelona apartment rental suggestions, we recommend Aspacios for fully-serviced boutique apartments in super convenient locations.
Start your day with a hearty Catalan breakfast of a nice strong coffee and some pa amb tomaquet, toasted bread smeared with tomato, olive oil and garlic. This local staple is pretty ubiquitous in Barcelona but we like Mostassa's take on it with multigrain sourdough bread.
All about architecture? Our brand new full-day Gaudí in Barcelona tour is a great way to cover a lot of the most important works of Barcelona's most famous architect. On this tour we'll visit Casa Batlló and pass by the Casa Milà before moving on to the stunning Sagrada Familia. We finish off with a trip to Park Güell to check out the colorful and intricate mosaics set amidst the views of the Barcelona skyline, all the while learning about Gaudí's unique vision and the historical climate of the Barcelona in the 19th century that made his masterpieces possible.
Of course there's time allowed for lunch on this itinerary. Buenas Migas is a solid choice for a quick pit stop. We love their foccaccia and friendly atmosphere. Or if you'd prefer a more traditional sit down lunch, the Cerveceria Catalana is a good bet. Their tapas are pretty legendary.
Maybe you've been to Barcelona before and are looking for an alternative plan. In that case, we'd recommend a trip up Montjuïc as a cool option. (Note, we can help facilitate this with our Montjüic Mountain Tour. Or perhaps an afternoon learning about Barcelona during the Civil War on our Spanish Civil War in Barcelona tour, especially now that the plans for the national museum of the war are getting off the ground.
Can't stick the crowds at Sagrada Familia? As much as we think Gaudí is great, he's only one of a whole range of super talented architects who shaped the city. We always recommend squeezing in some other sites while visiting Barcelona if you can. One of our favorites can be found just 10 minutes away from the world famous basilica, and is much lesser known. The Hospital Sant Pau by Lluís Domènech i Montaner (an architect, professor and writer who counted Gaudí amongst his students) is the largest art nouveau site in the world. It was designed according to the idea that being in beautiful and tranquil surroundings could help patients along the road to recovery. Strolling through its beautifully decorated hallways, it's easy to see why. In fact, it was actually still used for healthcare purposes right up until 2009! These days the site is home to leading institutions in the fields of sustainability, health and education and open to the public to visit as well. It really has to be seen to be believed. (N.B., we include this as part of our Sagrada Familia tour as it really helps to contextualize Gaudí.)
At this point we're ready to unwind with a crisp glass of Catalan Cava. Our go to spot when visiting Barcelona is Can Paixano. Hidden away in a street off Barceloneta beach, this place is lively, reasonably priced and has fantastic range of wines to try as well as sandwiches and ham and cheese plates if you are feeling peckish.
Of course, Saturday night in Barcelona gives us endless options: You could check out a concert at the Palau de Musica Catalana, another stunning modernista building designed by Domènech i Montaner whose opulent surroundings ensure that the musical experiences here are very special.
If you're a soccer fan, you might want to see if FC Barcelona are playing at home that weekend to watch this world class team dominate at the Camp Nou stadium. Normal league games are relatively easy to get tickets for, though if it happens to be a 'clasico' i.e. a match between Barcelona and their bitter rivals Real Madrid, then tickets are near impossible to get hold of. In that case, we'd say catch the game in a local bar instead: crowding round the screen in a room full of passionate culés (Barça fans), it's hard not to get caught up in the excitement.
If you'd rather just have a beer and see where the night takes you, why not try the renovated Fábrica Moritz. Located within a gorgeous building (there are a lot of those round here) in el Raval that dates back to 1864, it still serves fresh unpasteurized varieties of this quintessentially Catalan beer brewed on site. It is also home to a concept store, restaurant and wine bar and plays host to a ton of cool events.
Sunday morning is a very typical time to treat yourself to churros con chocolate, an indulgent mix of gooey melted chocolate and doughy sugar dusted churros. We love Granja Dulcinea for this. The Catalans are very proud of their chocolate making traditions, so much so in fact that we've designed a whole Barcelona Chocolate tour around it.
From here you're within easy reach of the Gothic Quarter and El Born, where you can wander through the winding streets of oldest part of Barcelona, imagining what life was like for the Romans in the medieval city of Barcino, the Jews who thrived in the area around the Cathedral known as the Call Jueu before the Spanish Inquisition, or the Catalan-Aragonese Monarchs who once occupied the Palau Reial Major in the Plaça del Rei. The gorgeous Gothic buildings to be found in this square are now home to the HQ of the Barcelona City History Museum a great stop when visiting Barcelona.
We think Cometa pla makes for a great lunch spot in el Barri Gótic (and its varied vegetarian menu can offset the churros ;) ). Although if you want to partake in a very particular local foodie tradition, it is calçotada season at the moment. Calçots are large green onions which are prepared in the traditional way by roasting them on a large grill and serving with Romesco sauce and copious amounts of wine. There are a number of charming towns just outside Barcelona which are famous for this, but a select few places in the city also do it rather well, like Carmen in the Sants district.
For museum buffs, the Museu Picasso is free on Sundays afternoons, from 3pm onwards. Although this does mean it gets crazy crowded, so we recommend to arrive early. If you'd prefer to beat the crowds and explore Picasso's oeuvre with a scholar equipped with skip the line tickets, you might want to consider our Picasso Museum in Barcelona Tour.
Alternatively, you could spend a few hours exploring the trendy Raval area which has heaps of history and cool shopping options.
Bring your time visiting Barcelona to a close with dinner and drinks in the lively Gràcia neighborhood. Another vibrant part of the city with a colorful past, it's nice to stop by after dark thanks to its abundance of lively bars and restaurants. We've spent many a happy evening along Carrer Torrent de L'Olla in search of something to whet our appetites and we find La Pepita is a particularly good option for tapas and top notch Catalan vermouth.
We always advocate spending more than just a weekend visiting Barcelona if you have time. If that's your plan, you might want to consider one of our excursions or a customized Barcelona private tour. We can help you get lost in the Jewish Call in Girona, hike magnificent Monserrat, or peek into the eccentric mind of Salvador Dalí at his fantastically quirky museum in Figueres.
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8:30 am – Old City History
We'll get an early start because things can heat up in Cartagena. Our focus will be history, but first we need to tend to our stomach. So, we'll head to the Plaza San Diego, one of Cartagena's atmospheric plazas, located in front of the Sofitel Santa Maria hotel. At this time of day there are several fruit vendors who will make us an amazing plate of fresh cut fruit for breakfast, which has the effect of making us feel invincible.
This is a good thing, because we'll kick off our exploration of Cartagena by examining how gold and the Church intersected here in the 17th and 18th centuries to underline the Spanish conquest of Colombia and South America. Whoa. That's a mouthful. Luckily, we can take a the 3-hour Cartagena Old Town Tour of Gold and the Inquisition with a local historian, which will give us a solid historical introduction to the city.
Note, the heat here in Cartagena is intense, often overwhelming by 10 am. We come prepared with a lot of water, a hat, and sunscreen.
Speaking of heat, we recommend not visiting Castillo de San Felipe at this time of day, as there is no shade on the fort and the heat reflects off the rock, making it literally an oven. Instead, spend the afternoon tasting various Colombian gastronomic traditions.
12pm – Ceviche
First, you'll want to try some ceviche, fish (or other seafood) marinated in lime juice and other spices, which is a critical part of visiting Cartagena. They say the earlier you go, the better, so that you get the freshest fish. There are a variety of cevicherias near Plaza San Diego, but the most famous is named appropriately La Cevicheria (Calle Stuart 714). Be sure to go before you're hungry, because there may be a wait to get a table and they don't take reservations.
2pm – Chocolate
For dessert, we'll make a free visit to the Choco Museo, where we'll get an overview of Colombia's role in global chocolate production and a peak at the artisanal process of making chocolate, from extraction to supermarket.
3pm- Coffee
Surely we've had great coffee around the world, but in Cartagena coffee is an experience. At Café del Mural coffee laboratory, we not only get an inventive drink but a casual seminar on the difference between mechanical coffee making and passionate coffee crafting.
6pm – nightlife like a local
We'll continue letting our belly lead the way while visiting Cartagena and take our Cartagena City Tour in the Evening, a stroll from Old City to Getsemani, the hip, up-and-coming neighborhood hub of Cartagena's food, drink, and music scene. Along with our docent, a professional musician or foodie, we'll discuss the city from the perspective of its social culture, stopping for a beer at sunset, a cocktail in a notable salsa bar or artisanal coffee, a street snack, a live dance performance, and finally, a tasting of fine Colombian rum in the bar with the largest Colombian rum collection in the country, and probably the world.
10pm – Salsa
If we can't get enough music and dance then we meander over to Crazy Salsa, which offers dance classes at all hours of the day, and features a Colombian jazz jam session with Cartagena's best local musicians 10pm – 3am Thursdays. If we're lucky, we may actually hear one of our docents playing or singing!
9 am – Legend of a literary giant
We'll kick this day off with another tour, this time focusing on the work and home of Colombian literary giant on a Gabriel Garcia Marquez & Love in the Time of Cartagena tour. We'll explore an area of old town not frequently visited, and discover a web of stories—real and surreal—that informed Marquez's work.
12:30 – Fresh, local food
For lunch we'll support local food producers and eat at Boundless Café, where the goal is to serve inventive, organic dishes sourced locally. They also have live music Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 7-10pm.
4 pm – Giving back
This afternoon we'll turn our attention to one of Colombia's barrios, San Francisco, and learn about the city's Afro-Caribbean history, the impact of racial inequality and civil war, and the ravages of the drug trade. Our explorations will center around a Cartagena Barrio Tour that is the centerpiece of our Deep Travel program in Cartagena. During this 4 ½ hour experience we'll join Alex, a docent and local community leader who runs a youth center in San Francisco. We'll spend time teaching the kids some English and learning about their community and culture. After time with the kids and a walk around San Francisco, which Alex—a historian—will illustrate with a narrative about Afro-Caribbean culture, we'll end up at Alex's house for a home-cooked meal with his family. This is an amazing experience to round out visiting Cartagena.
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Built in 1913 by architect Giulio Ulisse Arata, the Palazzo Berri-Meregalli is a fantastically eclectic place—a mishmash of Gothic, Renaissance and Liberty styles adorned with myriad animal sculptures and sprinkled with plenty of weirdness. We love it for it's pure spirit and nods to the grotesque.
The Albergo Diurno Venezia, built in 1926, was a public spa for Milanese citizens. It's hot baths and barber shop remind us of life during la dolce vita. Luckily, it's been perfectly preserved with fine decorations, furniture, and the precious interior Art Deco details. Today it operates as an events venue and hosts design and art exhibits. It is open once a month for visits and is one of our favorite things to do in Milan. For more info check out Atlas Obscura.
This sumptuously decorated church was designed by the great Renaissance architect Bramante, who left us a wonderful surprise inside—one of a most brilliant "trompe l'oeil" in fresco and stucco that makes the apse look bigger than it is. We suggest entering from Via Torino to better appreciate the perspective illusion, where Bramante created an apparent depth of 9.7 meters in just 97 centimeters of space.
Among his many talents Leonardo da Vinci was also a wine-maker, and visiting his private vineyard is one of the great things to do in Milan. It is located not far from the Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie, just by the courtyard of Atellani's house. There, Leonardo received land as a donation from Ludovico Sforza in 1498 and grew Malvasia di Candia grapes. Although the vineyard was sadly forgotten for centuries, it was replanted in 2015 with the same grapes along the original planting rows and is open for visits.
When we're looking for artsy things to do in Milan we head to Hangar Bicocca, a 15,000 square meter space entirely dedicated to innovative contemporary art. The revolving exhibitions are usually thrilling, but we also love the permanent site-specific installation The Seven Heavenly Palaces, by German artist Anselm Kiefer. Furthermore, entrance is free and they run workshops for children, where they can touch and feel contemporary art. This is one of our top suggested things to do in Milan with kids.
There are a lot of places to grab a drink in the city, but one of our most relaxing things to do in Milan is grab an aperativo ast Camparino in Galleria, located at the entrance to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. We love the bar's belle époque details: the mosaics, the wrought-iron chandeliers, and the carved bar. It makes us feel like royalty. And, in typical Italian fashion, they've been serving drinks here since 1867, counting Verdi and Toscanini among regular patrons. Suggestion: Order a Campari.
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No need to pay through your nose for the Shard or the London Eye. London has plenty of other options if you want to get a great view of the city. The viewing platform in the new Tate Modern Switch House is open daily and is free of charge. Just take the lift from level 0. Alternatively, the Sky Garden is a true oasis in the sky. You need to bring an ID and reserve a time online, but it's free of charge, and you can stay as long as you want. My 4-year old loves having breakfast up there and playing explorer and spot the skyscraper! (Note, we run a Tate Modern Tour, but with kids in tow we recommend our British Museum for Kids Tour.)
Kids love a treasure hunts, and even more so if there is a great story behind them. One of the best things to do in London on a sunny day is to head down to the river, and have a go at mudlarking. This activity dates back to the 18th century and is very similar to beach combing, but done in the middle of a city. Just bring some gloves and a bag (for storing your treasures!)and start looking for treasures from Medieval London. You may find clay pipes dating back to the 16th century, and would be super lucky to score some Roman coins or Medieval tokens. Something to keep in mind: the Thames is a tidal river, so the level of the water can change quickly. Check the official tide tables before planning your excursion. All objects you find that could be of archaeological interest must be reported to the Museum of London.
We can help with all of this on the private, customized version of our Thames River Tour.
Once again, the river comes to the rescue. When I told my little one we were going on a cruise she could not stop jumping for joy. We boarded the Clipper Thames at Westminster and went all the way to Greenwich. She loved looking at the city go by, wave at other boats and count the bridges. You can cap the experience with a visit to the Maritime Museum in Greenwich, and if the weather allows, a picnic in the park—one of our favorite things to do in London on a summer day. (Nota Bene, we run a Greenwich Tour including a Thames River Cruise, which means that you can basically do all of this with a historian to guide you.)
Opening Spring 2017, the New National Army Museum in Chelsea will have five new galleries full of engaging activities and resources for kids. This new museum has been designed to support learning and promises to be a hit with families. Along with a brand new early years learning facility, the museum will be displaying some really juicy bits, including Napoleon's horse Marengo and Major "Bronco" Lane's frostbitten toes and fingers!
Just a stone-throw away, the new Design Museum is a great space for kids to explore. Here families can pick up a free explorer kit, the perfect thing to do with creative kids.
Summer in London means fountains. There is no better way to keep cool and happy than play in the many public fountains. Our favorites are the ones on the South Bank, right next to the Southbank Centre. The sprays come from different sides all the times, and you have to play a sort of water hopscotch to stay dry. It's great fun for kids (and grownups). Other great fountains are by St. Pancras, in Granary Square and in Somerset House.
If you land in London and want to meet someone with kids in order to get the lay of the land, I would suggest booking our Welcome to London experience and requesting a docent who is a parent. A local expert will meet you and share with you all the best insider's knowledge.
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Anafiotika is a cluster of tiny cubic white houses built in the fashion of a Cycladic village, unusual for Athens. (To learn more about architecture in the city we recommend taking an Athens architecture walking tour. If you've ever walked up to the Acropolis, you've probably passed by Anafiotika without knowing it. It is nestled between the steep northern slope and the touristic old neighborhood of Plaka, where most tourists head for a meal. (If you'd like to eat like the locals instead, join our Athens food tour).
The original core of the settlement dates back to 1841, when king Otto I decided to refurbish his palace, which later housed the Greek Parliament. Bricklayers and carpenters from the Cyclades, and specifically from the island of Anafi, answered the call to work and quickly established their headquarters at the foothill of the Acropolis. They erected the tiny, modest white houses with flat roofs in record time, allegedly by taking advantage of a law by which you could claim ownership of a building if you could assemble it between dawn and dusk. The name, Anafiotika of little Anafi, commemorates the place of origin of the dwellers, among which were G. Damigos, a carpenter and M. Sigalas, a builder, both from Anafi. This is also the area where, in 1922, Greek refugees from Asia Minor came to live.
Archaeological research conducted in the 1950s on the Acropolis severely impacted Anafiotika and today only about 45 original houses have survived destruction. Luckily, today the village is now protected under Greek law.
Perched as it is on the side of the slant, Anafiotika represents a quiet corner away from the crowds heading to the Parthenon nearby. The peacefulness alone makes the visit worth a short detour from the main road. Bright pink bougainvilleas and colorful doors dot the narrow alleys, which unwind with sudden turns and steep ramps. Don't expect to find businesses catering to tourists, such as restaurants and cafes, as this is still, to this day, a residential area, where cats have a safe and tranquil haven to roam free. From here, you'll also get some of the best views of the city of Athens sprawling underneath. Street art lovers may also want to head to Anafiotika, as some of the abandoned houses are covered with vibrant pieces.
There's a popular anecdote about this area, which refers to the church of Saint George of the Rock.
"According to the local tradition", says Vassilios Dalmagas, a historian who leads our Byzantine Athens Church Tour, "a Greek soldier, Konstantinos Koukidis, who was guarding the Greek flag on the Acropolis, jumped off the rock with the Greek flag wrapped on his shoulders, not wanting it to end up in Nazi hands, after they occupied the city."
"It's a nice, touching story," he concludes, "But…well…many say that it is not 100% true!"
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We'll start off our adventure visiting Milan with a great overview of what the city has to offer by (drumroll please) taking a walking tour with Context. We think the tour best designed to kick off your trip is our History of Milan walking tour, which gives a solid overview of the city's ancient and medieval history with a historian, including the Sforza castle. Since this tour finishes at Milan's iconic Duomo, we might take a detour and climb all the way to the terrace. The view is incredible and absolutely worth the effort.
We'll probably be ready for a nibble at this point, so we'd consider lunch at La Rinascente, just a few meters away, which also has a terrace that is perfect in good weather.
In the afternoon, we'll head to the historic artists' neighborhood of Brera—also known as the the Milanese Montmartre. Here, we won't want to miss the Brera art gallery (Pinacoteca). Why? Because it holds some of Milan's greatest Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces. It's also usually uncrowded. We're in love with Andrea Mantegna's The Dead Christ and the Three Mourners and Raphael's The Marriage of the Virgin. We also always pay homage to Caravaggio and stop by his Supper at Emmaus. This is a later version of the subject (the first version is in the National Gallery in London) and was painted after the artist fled from Rome on murder charges. Mad Caravaggio is at the height of his powers in this painting, in our view.
The Brera also houses works by some of Italy's modern masters, including Umberto Boccioni and Amedeo Modigliani.
At night, we'll treat ourselves to a show at the Teatro alla Scala, one of the most important opera and ballet theaters in the world. It's hard to decide whether it's the venue or the performance that's more inspiring when at La Scala. This season sees heavy-hitters Don Giovanni and La Boheme on the schedule.
For breakfast, we head to Pavé, where we'll find a vast assortment of puff pastries and croissants. Our favorites include mother dough butter croissants filled with jam and Madagascar vanilla cream, pain au chocolat, kipfel, savoury croissants, plum cakes, sweet focaccias… Oy, we could go on. A safe policy is simply to bring a friend (or many) and try a bunch.
Spend the rest of the morning focusing on what Milan is best known for worldwide: fashion and design. One way to do this is to take a Milan fashion tour with an insider who can help open doors. For do-it-yourselfers, we recommend a stroll down via Monte Napoleone and via della Spiga, which is ground zero for all the big names (think Prada, Versace, Zegna).
After lunch, we'll set aside some time to see Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper. Reservations are mandatory, and only 25 people are allowed in at a time. It's also in super high demand. So, make a plan and book far in advance. Like months.
As the home of one of the world's most important furniture and design fairs, Milan has become an important center for industrial design. Unless it's design week, which happens in early April and in which case we'll be at Salone del Mobile Milano, the design nerds amongst us will end the day at the Triennale, Milan's design museum, an eye-popping adventure in cutting-edge design. It's also a great place for kids visiting Milan. Sort of like stepping through the looking glass.
Visiting Milan would not be complete without immersing ourselves in contemporary art. The city offers many different alternatives to chose from, ranging from nonprofit spaces to commercial galleries, from huge locations and established names, to more avant-garde and experimental spaces.
We'll spend our last morning gallery hopping. Some of our favorites include PAC, Hangar Bicocca, and Fondazione Prada (check out their Bar Luce, designed by movie director Wes Anderson).
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The Vatican Museums attract over 6 million visitors annually, making this the most crowded tourist attraction in Rome. To avoid getting crushed amongst the hordes there are a couple of museum hacks that we recommend:
On Fridays from April to November, the Vatican stays open until 11 pm on Fridays with the last entrance at 9:30 pm. In general, the crowds are lighter the later one visits. We run a Vatican Night Tour every Friday evening during this period, and it's a great way to see the Museums. (Note, St. Peter's is not open at this time.)
For morning people, trying to hit the Vatican super early is another tactic. The museums open at 9 am Monday-Saturday. If you're going on your own you'll want to arrive at 8 am and get in line. (Tip: Buy your tickets in advance online.) The Vatican opens the museums early for tour operators, so taking an early morning tour is a way to get into the Museums ahead of even the early-risers who just bought tickets online. At Context we run our normal four-hour Vatican Tour with Skip-the-Line Tickets at 8 am. This gets us in ahead of the general public.
Far and away the best way to visit the Vatican and one of the most sublime experiences on the planet is to go after hours when the Museums are closed. There's nothing like this. Some tour operators run a tour like this, including us. Our After Hours Vatican Tour takes place several times a year and opens up the Museums for a select group of visitors. Imagine the Sistine Chapel with no one else there.
The Colosseum is also quite crowded. It's also hot. During the summer we recommend visiting around 5:30 pm, when the queue isn't as bad as in the morning or during the day. Or, to change things up, consider a night visit.
Diving underground in Rome is one of our favorite things to do in Rome. It all started back in 2007 when Context co-founder Paul Bennett wrote an article about underground Rome for National Geographic and then continued when many of our docents appeared in the History Channel's Cities of the Underworld Rome Special. Although interest in underground Rome has grown, we still find that many of these sites are quiet and uncrowded. For example, the Crypta Balbi in central Rome, which most people pass by without a second look. Yet, this is one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in the city, and a place where some of our docents have actually dug. (We visit it as part of our Underground Rome Tour.)
The Basilica of Saint Clement, which sits on an older, buried church and is one of the best Mithraic sites in Rome, is becoming very popular. It's definitely one our favorite things to do in Rome—so much so that we run a San Clemente Tour. But, a less-crowded alternative is to visit the Mithraeum under the Circus Maximus, which is only open by appointment. You can see it on an Underground Circus Maximus Tour.
This is our mantra for travel in general: go deeper. By this we mean to find those edge sites that aren't in the guidebooks and not on everyone's radar. They usually offer unique insights into a destination. In Rome, there's a wealth of these edge sites. One of our favorites is Centrale Montemartini, a former power plant that the city converted into a museum many years ago. It's a fantastic example of industrial archaeology and tells the story of ancient and modern Rome side by side.
Since the weather is so fabulous one of the best things to do in Rome is to get outside. Topping our list is a day-trip to Ostia Antica, the ancient harbor of Rome that was buried, Pompeii-like by two millennia of mud. Unlike Pompeii, though, it's super close to Rome and makes for a much more sustainable day trip. (Nota bene, we offer an Ostia Antica Tour led by archaeologists.)
Another option is to head northeast to Tivoli, where the ruins of emperor Hadrian's villa, paired with the frescoes and gardens of villa d'Este, will allow you to explore the evolution of the aristocratic suburban settlements throughout the centuries, from ancient times to the Renaissance.
There are hundreds of churches in Rome – take the time to scout some lesser-known chapels, which, sometimes, are just a few steps from the most popular attractions, like the Basilica of St. Stephen in the Round on the Celian Hill or the church of the church of the Santi Quattro Coronati.
Rome's Botanical Garden is a great place for a stroll in the greenery, away from the chaos of the city just a few blocks away, where you can see thousands of rare and less so species of plants.
Alternatively, the park of Villa Borghese will also offer lots of nice opportunities for a stroll with some great views of the city (by the Pincian Hill).
Stop for a coffee at one of Rome's gorgeous terraces, and observe the city spread below and in front of you. Among our favorite is the Terrazza Caffarelli at the Capitoline Museums (you don't need a museum ticket to access the cafeteria).
One of the yummiest things to do in Rome is eat a meal at a local market. Depending on where you are, you may want to try either the Mercato Trionfale or the Testaccio market. In both places, you'll find such delicious food as juicy "porchetta" and buffalo mozzarella, fragrant bread, and sapid pecorino cheese. You'll also find quite a crowd there – but most of them will very likely be Romans shopping for supper.
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Flann O'Brien
The English-language pseudonym of Brian O'Nolan (he published in Gaelic as Myles nag Copaleen), Flann O'Brien's two novels, At Swim Two Birds and The Third Policeman use surreal humor to play with modernist and postmodern ideas about the status of the author and the relationship between fiction and reality.
Maeve Brennan
She was the daughter of a 1916 revolutionary that was appointed as Irish ambassador to the U.S. by the Irish Free State. She wrote for the New Yorker and was a socialite during the 1940s and 50s. However, she died alone and unknown in a U.S. nursing home in 1993.
William Trevor
Although he was a resident in England for most of his life and despite the fact that he wrote one of the great novels of English small town life, The Children of Dynmouth, Trevor always considered himself an Irish writer. The Story of Lucy Gault, which tells the story of the reclusive life of a woman in rural Ireland, is a powerful attestation to Ireland's turbulent twentieth century.
And now, for some newer names:
Edna O'Brien
Edna O'Brien's influential first novel, The Country Girls, was burned by the Catholic Church and banned by the censor on publication for its handling of women's sexuality, a theme that has continued to interest her ever since. It also almost instantly cemented her place as one of the best Irish authors. Her most recent novel, The Little Red Chairs tells the story of a woman falling in love with a mysterious faith healer in Ireland, who turns out to be a war criminal on the run. Brutal and daring, many felt it was unfairly ignored by the Man Booker Prize in 2016.
Colm Toibin
Thanks in part to the success of the film Brooklyn (an adaptation of his novel of the same name), Toibin is probably Ireland's best-known contemporary writer. A great writer of dialogue and possessed with an unadorned yet very distinctive style, his work often looks at the changes in Ireland over the fifty years, including the large amount of emigration and the declining influence of the once omnipotent Catholic Church.
Donal Ryan
A winner of the Guardian First Book Prize for his first novel, The Spinning Heart, Donal Ryan is (in this writer's view) one of the most underrated novelists in Britain and Ireland, and certainly one of the best Irish authors you may not have heard of. The Spinning Heart uses multiple narrative perspectives to look at the impact of the financial crisis in Ireland on a close-knit community in a small town. The tensions in communities (especially in small towns) feature throughout his work; his most recent novel, All We Shall Know, is a disturbing and moving story of a middle-class woman's relationship with a Traveller teenager.
Colin Barrett
A young writer with just one published collection of short stories to his name so far, Colin Barrett is an exciting talent. That collection, Young Skins, is a bleak portrait of modern Ireland and particularly of life for young people there. The stories, told with narrative precision and dark humor, have marked him out as somebody to watch in the coming years.
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Yes, delicious craft beer is everywhere and you won't regret trying a Dutch-brewed ale. But Amsterdam has long been known as a "genever city," famous for producing this juniper distilled liquor. Genever comes in both oude (old) and jonge (young) versions, each with different characteristics, so taste both and see what your preference is. The best place to take your first sips is at a local distillery—after a pint on an Amsterdam beer tour, for example. The genever will come in a tulip-shaped glass, full to the brim. You'll need to "bow" to it in order to drink the first drops. Verdict: definitely one of the most fun and delicious things to do in Amsterdam.
Contemporary design
Practicality and resourcefulness are fundamental to the Dutch. For example, if nature had its way, Amsterdam would be underwater. But the people of Holland have different ideas. On the other hand, the Dutch are clearly a people with an aesthetic appreciation of the finer things in life, from paintings to flowers. These days, contemporary designers are combining both sides. Their shops and products are infusing Amsterdam with unique shopping options, such as Droog, Locals and Xbank. Sustainable materials meet creative shapes and bright colors, and there's a sense of playfulness and style. Forget wooden shoes and plastic tulips.
Noord – eclectic and emerging
"If you come to Noord next year, it will already be too late," one of our docents says adamantly. That's the feeling you get in Noord: that your favorite spot could disappear from one day to the next and something else new and fascinating would pop up around the corner to take its place. The area has been changing at lightning speed, going from sleepy suburb to cutting edge almost overnight. Travel blogger Adam Groffman, who runs Travels of Adam, checked it out for himself – his photo essay about Noord shows how diverse the area has become over the past few years.
The best way to get around Noord is by bike, wandering through the former industrial parks and village pathways. Take the free ferry from behind Central Station and start your exploration at the EYE Film Museum and the Tollhuistuin cafe and exhibition space. Then cycle towards the Nooderpark and see where your fancy takes you.
Market hopping in De Pijp and the Westerpark
The neighborhood of De Pijp ("the pipe") has had its share of ups and downs. Historically, this area was ramshackle and lower class. Shoddy construction and a lack of urban planning meant that De Pijp was falling apart as soon as it was built, but its fortunes have since turned. Today, it has had a major facelift, buildings renovated by the families and urban professionals who now live here. This gentrification has its problems, like in any city, but this corner of Amsterdam is a perfect spot to poke through local shops, grab a beer, or wander through the popular Albert Cuyp Market.
On the other side of town, there's the Westergasfabriek, a former gas manufacturing plant that now houses a complex of local businesses and event spaces. Head here on a Sunday for the fantastic bi-weekly markets, or on any other day of the week to check out the rest of the park. Yoga classes, a brewery, jazz concerts, fresh bread and apple pie: it's all here. What's Up With Amsterdam has a full guide to the Westergasfabriek – including a pro tip about the free WiFi network (it's called "WGFFreeWiFi").
Oud-West – a new foodie haven
Opened in 2014, De Hallen is quickly becoming the heart of Amsterdam Oud-West. Once upon a time, this industrial building was a service center for Amsterdam's first electric trams. Now, it's a magnet for locals and savvy visitors looking for things to do in Amsterdam. Saturdays and Sundays are buzzing, thanks to the Local Goods Weekend Market. The rest of the week, the Filmhallen cinema and various shops and outlets keep the atmosphere lively. The main attraction for foodies: under the roof of the Foodhallen are street food vendors of a classy, creative type that would be equally at home in Portland or Berlin.
Choose between "The Big Three"
To tourism professionals in Amsterdam, they are known as "The Big Three": the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Anne Frank House. Typically, these sites are #1-3 on any list of things to do in Amsterdam. Of course, they are historically important and fascinating spots to visit. But as the line-ups outside each of the three attractions get longer and longer, this standard Amsterdam itinerary starts to feel cookie-cutter. Our solution? First, go deeper by joining an art historian for a Van Gogh Museum tour or Rijksmuseum tour (or even a combination tour). Skip-the-line tickets will save time, plus, an expert leading you through the galleries will make it easier to tackle the collections.
Second, leave the Anne Frank House for another visit. Now, hear us out – we know that the Anne Frank House is an important place of pilgrimage for people who have a strong connection to Anne Frank's book. But as an educational space and museum, we think it falls short. WWII buffs should definitely check out the Dutch Resistance Museum to dive into the history of that time, or pay a visit the moving National Holocaust Memorial.
Portuguese Synagogue
We use the cliché "hidden gem" reluctantly, but the Portuguese Synagogue deserves it. This architectural marvel is home to the world's oldest operating Jewish library, Ets Haim Livraria Montezinos, a UNESCO Heritage Site. A Sephardic synagogue, it was planned to be the largest such construction in the world when it was built in the 1670s. Despite all of that, it's not uncommon to find just a scattering of visitors inside the synagogue. Wander around the space and let your eyes take in the wooden ark and shining brass chandeliers, unobstructed by crowds of people. Even better, walk through the synagogue with a historian on a Jewish Amsterdam tour that gets to the heart of the story behind this building and the Jewish community that it belongs to.
Stedelijk Museum
Despite being located on Museumplein next to the Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum and Royal Concertgebouw (concert house), we think the Stedelijk Museum of contemporary art is underappreciated. Thanks to its manageable size, a visit here doesn't need to take up the whole day, leaving time to browse the excellent museum shop and stop for a coffee in their cafe. The collection boasts paintings by Van Gogh, Chagall, Cezanne, Rothko and Mondrian, as well as a rotation of special exhibitions. Bonus: no need to stand in line to get tickets or push your way through a crowd if you want to see a Van Gogh or a Matisse painting up close.
Walk the canals or take a cruise
Our Amsterdam docents agree: the canals are something truly special. One of them remarked, "Amsterdam is meant to be viewed from the water – even I'm amazed at how good it looks." Agreed.
Spending time on the water is one of the best things to do in Amsterdam, hands down. Ideally, we'd all have personal friends who live in Amsterdam, own private boats and would happily pilot us around the canal belt. If that's not the case, the next best thing is going for an Amsterdam canal tour with a local expert in a historical saloon boat. From out on the water, watch the light on the facades of the old canal houses, once populated by wealthy merchants and well-to-do families. For those among us who feel better with the ground under their feet, it can be just as lovely to stroll along the banks of the canals. When you walk here in person, you have to wonder at the ingenuity of the Dutch that created this network of waterways. To go deeper into the history of the canals, a Dutch Golden Age tour is the answer. Afterwards, kick back with a coffee and watch the sun set across the water.
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If you're staying in Madrid, Toledo is easily reachable by train. We find the Avant service from Atocha station is the most comfortable option. It takes less than 25 minutes and usually costs around 10 euros each way. When we head to Toledo for our walking tour there, we meet at Atocha (in the Atrium in front of the tropical forest environment filled with turtles believe it or not!) and travel with the docent by train.
From the train station, you reach the historic centre (a UNESCO World Heritage site) via a short taxi or bus ride (on both the urban bus services and the open top tourist bus). And boy are those views stunning! You can also walk but it does take around 25 minutes.
Toledo can also be reached by car in around 50 minutes (and we can arrange for car service), and there is also an Alsa bus service which takes 1 hour.
If you're staying in Toledo, how to visit Toledo Cathedral is even easier. It is located on Cardinal Cisneros Street, just 5 minutes from the city's main square, Plaza Zocodover. This street is so called after the archbishop of Toledo, a hugely influential figure during the reign of the Catholic monarchs who oversaw the Spanish Inquisition.
Toledo Cathedral is open Monday to Saturday from 10am until 6.30pm and on Sundays from 2.30pm to 6.30pm.
On Sundays, it is free for Spaniards (but not for foreigners unfortunately!) which means there are usually very long lines. For this reason, we recommend arranging to visit Toledo Cathedral during the week if you can. Tuesday – Friday are probably the best days as lot of other monuments in the city are closed to the public on Mondays.
Standard tickets cost 10€. If you wish to visit the bell tower as well, it costs 12.50€.
Holy week (semana santa) in Toledo has been declared of International tourist interest. Visit Toledo during this time and you have the chance to experience the mesmerizing evening Easter processions. These processions take place by candlelight as different brotherhoods take to the streets of Toledo, setting off from the Cathedral and other churches throughout the city.
After Easter, Toledo is particularly well known for how it celebrates Corpus Christi. The city's most important and oldest festival, its celebrations date back to 1264! Culminating in another elaborate procession, the entire route through the city's historic narrow streets is decorated with wreaths and lanterns and the streets are filled with flowers and aromatic herbs. It's a great time to visit Toledo Cathedral as the facade is adorned with antique tapestries, the only time of year you get a chance to see them.
On August 15th, the feast of the Virgen del Sagrario is another important local festival. On this day only, people are allowed to take a drink of the Cathedral's well water, which is thought to have miraculous properties. Be warned though, the queues can get crazy!
Stepping inside the Cathedral is a real treat. Inspired by 13th century French Gothic style but adapted to Spanish taste with Mudéjar influences, the incorporation of light into the structure is really quite remarkable.
Here are some of our favourite things to keep an eye out for when we visit Toledo Cathedral:
Of course, if you do a day trip from Madrid to Toledo, there's plenty to see beyond the Cathedral. Here are some other key sites in the city, many of which we visit on our excursion.
Cristo de la Luz Mosque – This former mosque is one of 10 (!) that used to dot the landscape of Toledo. It still remains largely as it was in the Moorish period.
Synagogue el Transito – This synagogue dates back to the 14th century and is beautifully designed with Arabic influences. Now a museum, it is the best place to go to learn about Jewish history in Toledo.
El Greco museum – Also located in the Jewish quarter, this museum showcases the life and work of Doménikos Theotokópoulos (aka el Greco) who spent much of his life living and working in Toledo.
Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes – This stunning monastery was built to be Queen Isabela's final resting place, although she changed her mind in the end and is not actually buried here.
Church of Santo Tome – If you're not all churched out, then you could pop in to the Iglesia Santo Tome to take a peek at the el Greco masterpiece, "The Burial of the Count of Orgaz," which is displayed above the Count's tomb.
We've come to visit Toledo Cathedral and done some other sightseeing. We're famished. Toledo was named the gastronomic capital of Spain for 2016, so dining options abound.
If you want to try somewhere in the centre, within easy reach of the Cathedral, then we recommend Los Cuatro Tiempos, at Calle de Sixto Ramon Parro 5, right behind the Cathedral. Very conveniently located, Los Cuatro Tiempos is an elegant, but not over-the-top restaurant with elaborate traditional cuisine and a reasonable fixed-price menu. Another option is Alfileritos 24 at Calle Alfileritos 24, at the corner of Calle Cristo de la Luz. This one is located in a stylishly-renovated old building. The food is excellent and it also has a fixed-price menu as well as a-la-carte. The food is more modern and innovative here, with top-notch ingredients and dishes, and excellent service.
If you don't have to rush back to the city, we absolutely love restaurante La Ermita. Nestled in the hills overlooking the old city, their menu is based around locally sourced produce from the Castile La Mancha region (think manchego cheese, venison, game birds and of course marzipan). A leisurely late lunch spent sampling their tasting menu and taking in the stunning views makes for the perfect compliment to a morning spent learning about Toledo and the Cathedral.
Marzipan is said to have been invented by the nuns of the Covent of San Clemente in Toledo. This yummy combination of sugar or honey and ground almonds is still a very popular treat today. Toledo is full of quaint traditional shops where you can try some yourself, especially at Christmas time. One of the most popular is Confitería Santo Tome right in the heart of things in the Zocodover square.
Don Quixote
Toledo is the capital of La Mancha, which you may know as the homeland of Miguel de Cervantes' influential literary hero Don Quixote. Eagle eyed visitors will spot images and statues of Don Quixote and his faithful companion Sancho Panza all over town (as well as one of the author himself). Many souvenir shops offer miniature figurines to take home if you are so inclined. If you want to learn more about Cervantes and the golden age of Spanish literature we highly recommend our Barrio de las Letras Tour of Intellectual Madrid.
Steel from Toledo is unusually hard and the city has been known for its metalwork and traditional sword making since 500 BC. Many shops around the city still sell incredible handcrafted blades today. They might be a little tricky to fit in your suitcase though!
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Pension systems and intragenenerational redistribution when labor supply is endogenous
In models with exogenous labor supply, a reallocation of funds from a wage-related pension to a basic pension affects inequality through changes in the pension paid, redistributing resources from the rich to the poor. We show that in a model with endogenous labor supply, another effect is present: indeed changes of the benefit formula have an impact on the labor/leisure choice. This effect goes in the opposite direction of the standard effect that is also present in models with exogenous labor supply and it could be quite relevant, also depending on the different assumptions on the working of the labor market. In particular, under specific assumptions on the utility and the production functions, inequality is unaffected by a reallocation of funds towards the basic pension. However this result changes if a minimum wage is introduced, since in this case inequality turns out to be reduced. Copyright 2006, Oxford University Press.
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President Barack Obama is not fully utilizing the practice of profiling as a means of protecting us from terrorists, drug smugglers, criminals, people with contagious diseases and illegal aliens, all of whom are devastating to our people, resources and society.
Profiling involves extrapolating information about certain types of people based on known traits and tendencies, and by targeting such persons on the basis of observed characteristics or behavior. Although profiling is effective, President Obama, because of political correctness, follows the belief that language and practices that offend (based on sex, race, culture or ethnicity) should be eliminated.
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"Estate" is the legal term used to define your property and money—basically, everything that belongs to you. Estate planning attorneys tell you different strategies you can use to transfer your belongings after you die. By planning your estate, you can maximize its value by minimizing taxes and eliminating court costs and interference. Estate planning attorneys also help you control and protect your estate during your lifetime, by writing documents that allow you to transfer property and money to children, charities, or others in a way you desire.