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Open main menu Home Random Nearby Log in Settings Donate About Wikivoyage Disclaimer Search Welcome to Wikivoyage The free worldwide travel guide that you can edit . The official, non-commercial sister site of Wikipedia for sightseeing, activities, cuisine and accommodation around the world. Got a specific question? Ask it at the tourist office . More: Destinations • Itineraries • Phrasebooks • Travel topics Welcome to Wikivoyage The free worldwide travel guide that you can edit . Europe Africa Asia Oceania North America South America Antarctica Other destinations The official, non-commercial sister site of Wikipedia for sightseeing, activities, cuisine and accommodation around the world; with 30,029 articles in English written by travellers like you . Read about a location near you . Got a specific question? Ask it at the tourist office Destinations Itineraries Phrasebooks Travel topics COVID-19 pandemic Stay healthy Should you cancel trips? How can you protect yourself if you're travelling? Read about how the pandemic is affecting travel. Bruges Destination of the month ...whose charming cobblestone streets and centuries-old Gothic buildings both attest to a glorious past and serve as fodder for a modern-day cultural renaissance. Alcamo Off the Beaten Path Set among vineyards and beaches and with a jam-packed festival calendar built with the pious Catholic visitor in mind, this Sicilian town's long history has been influenced by Greek, Roman and (above all) Arab culture. Buffalo-Pittsburgh Highway Featured Travel Topic Come along on a road trip through Rust Belt history on the 1920s-era auto trail dubbed "America's Great Industrial Broadway". ‹ › Discover The original purpose of Hawa Mahal ( pictured ) in Jaipur was to allow royal ladies to observe everyday life in the street below without being seen. The Pollard wing of the Princeton and District Museum houses one of the most extensive mineral and fossil collections in British Columbia. The Bartholdi Museum in Colmar is dedicated to the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty, who was native to the city. Message to travellers on COVID-19 Get involved New to Wikivoyage and have a question? Post it here! How to edit a page Tips on contributing Community portal Policies Expeditions Requested articles Travellers' pub Collaboration of the month: Edit/update articles about article templates Wikivoyage is part of the Wikimedia Foundation family Meta-Wiki Coordination Wikipedia Encyclopedia Wiktionary Dictionary Wikiquote Quotations Wikisource Documents Wikibooks Textbooks Wikiversity Learning resources Wikinews News Commons Media Wikispecies Species Wikidata Structured data MediaWiki Wiki software photo credits Retrieved from " https://en.wikivoyage.org/w/index.php?title=Main_Page&oldid=4067040 " Language View edit history of this page. Content is available under CC BY-SA 3.0 unless otherwise noted. This travel guide page was last edited at 23:28, on 20 September 2020 by Wikivoyage user AndreCarrotflower . Based on work by Wikivoyage users Mx. Granger , SelfieCity , ThunderingTyphoons! , DaGizza , Ground Zero , ARR8 , Traveler100 , Wrh2 and Torty3 and others . Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ; additional terms may apply. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Privacy policy About Wikivoyage Disclaimer Terms of Use Desktop Developers Statistics Cookie statement...