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Setai Miami is a super deluxe condo hotel in the heart of Miami’s hot spot South Beach. Its design vision artfully combines the rich architectural history of the neighborhood and its cultural diversity with the International Art Deco movement, particularly its influence in Asia. It’s located on Collins Ave at 20th street near Miami Beach’s thriving cultural district, as well as the nightlife, fine dining, shopping and other South Beach attractions.
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For many people Nebraska is an image of flat prairies, stretching to the horizon. But in the north of Niobrara River Valle is filled with wildlife, rolling hills and pure waterfalls.
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In a dry and sunny area on Western Slope is the Palisade region of Colorado. In the last few years the vineyards there have produced award-winning wines and blends, making Colorado a star. But for travelers Colorado is a nice spot where you also can push yourself to the physical limit by day and then relax with a good meal and a glass of wine.
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Nicaragua is staggeringly beautiful country. Though it may be poised to be Next Costa Rica, Nicaragua is still an old country. Nicaragua has roughly the size of Greece or the state of New York.
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Champlain is a stunning lake between New York and Vermont. The Champlain Bridge is the one who connects them.
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Just at two-mile of busy boulevards between West Hollywood and Hancock Park is the culinary heart of Los Angeles with a huge number of low-key but worthy restaurants.In this heart french restaurants are no stranger to Los Angeles, but until Comme Ça come along last October.
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Habitat 67 is a housing complex and familiar landmark located in Montreal, Canada. The complex was built as part of Expo’67 - one of the world’s largest universal expositions. Its striking design was created by architect Moshe Safdie based on his master’s thesis at McGill University. The project was designed to create affordable housing with close but private quarters, each equipped with a garden. The complex was originally meant to be vastly larger. It also failed in its goal of being affordable as the building is today quite elite.
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