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Tourists and pilgrims tour the roof of the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

ABOVE: Tourists and pilgrims tour the roof of the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.


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A vaporetto passes the Casino di Venezia on Venice's Grand Canal.

ABOVE: A No. 1 vaporetto water bus passes the Casinò di Venezia on Venice's Grand Canal.

Venice for Visitors has nearly 1,000 pages about Venice, covering everything from trip planning to sightseeing and transportation.

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A gardener tends the pond at Claude Money's Giverny, which is an easy train ride from Paris. This year, the house and gardens are open through November 1.

ABOVE: A gardener tends the pond at Claude Money's Giverny, which is an easy train ride from Paris. This year, the house and gardens are open through November 1.

Paris transportation and sightseeing are two major subtopics of Paris for Visitors.

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Cows block a road in rural Saxony, Germany.

ABOVE: Cows block a road in rural Saxony, Germany.

Our nearly 1,000-page Germany for Visitors site covers not only major cities like Munich and Hamburg, but also delightful smaller places such as Erfurt, Freiburg im Breisgau, Heidelberg, and Regensburg.


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