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See our recommended resorts for
Europe.
If you opt to fly over "the pond," London is the traditional starting-off point, so do make the most of it!
We recommend Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the Tate Museum or Westminster Abbey, followed by a hearty pub lunch in the
Theatre District or scrumptious afternoon tea at The Ritz.
Another "must see" city is Paris, less than three hours from London via high-speed Eurostar trains.
The inexhaustible City of Light awaits you at the other end of the "Chunnel," with its unforgettable Louvre,
L'arc de Triomphe and unparalleled shopping and nightlife.
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Of course, gastronomic delights will beckon from countless romantic
sidewalk cafes and incomparable restaurants, so indulge in an extraordinary meal at a world-class dinner house,
such as one of Chef Guy Savoy's exquisite eateries. And don't forget to jog by the Eiffel Tower at the Champs de Mar
gardens the next morning-you may need it!
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Anytime; varies by country |
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History; architecture; culture |
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English is frequently but not universally understood |
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Next stop: Rome-the Eternal City-a paradise for lovers of fine art and music, romance and cuisine, easily accessible by air or rail.
Don't miss St. Peter's Basilica, a revered and awe-inspiring architectural and artistic treasure.
And be sure to bring comfortable shoes-Rome is a city designed for exploration on foot.
We recommend strolling the Centro Storico, taking in the Colosseum and Circus Maximus.
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