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The glimmering lights, the Bohemian alleys, the grand monuments, and world-class showcases of architecture at every turn. From the historical jazz neighborhoods to cozy cafes and bistros Paris is bound to give you a magic experience.
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Stereotypical Parisian culinary scene are traditional French bistros with refined dishes and of course their crucial ingredient being butter, a lot of butter. But is it true? Check out what Cybele Idelot () created in her two restaurants and how in her opinion Paris culinary scene changes and adapts
more World influences.
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France’s former colonial ties with many countries have created vital immigrant communities in Paris from north and west Africa and from parts of Asia. The result is a mix of areas to explore, in less touristic centric, outer neighborhoods like the 18th, 19th, or 20th arrondissement. The richness of Paris global culture is one of its greatest assets and an essential part of a contemporary Parisian adventure.
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Paris is one of the five most expensive cities in the World, however, a lot of museums and art galleries are free so you can have an amazing ‘expérience parisienne’.
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High housing demand and restrictions on new constructions made Paris one of the five most expensive cities in the World. Once famously hospitable to serving artists, now affordable only to the wealthy. So is the modern desire to preserve Paris as it is, turning it slowly into a boutique city that only some can enjoy? Check out our newest episode to find out what our guests think.
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Walking through Paris' Montmartre streets is like walking through an old French village with winding narrow alleys and cobbled streets. The cafes and bars of Montmartre were a meeting place where ideas were hatched and famous works of art created. And you could even pay for your drinks with your paintings.
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Much of the Paris we love most today is the handiwork of one man - Baron Georges-Eugène Haussmann. Haussmann rebuilt the city centre, created the wide downtown boulevards, new aqueducts and parks. But this project was also controversial. Why so? Find out in our new Paris episode.
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Paris is divided into twenty arrondissements (administrative districts). In addition to their number from 1-20, each arrondissement also has a name that often corresponds to a local monument in that district.
Tune in to find out which arrondissements we recommend for discovering some of the Paris hidden gems.
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The Paris episode is out now! In this episode we talk about:
• Real Parisian experience in Cafe De Flore with Alexandra Senes .paris , journalist and fashion brand creator
• Is Paris turning slowly into a boutique city that only some can enjoy?
• How Paris culinary scene is changing and how Michelin Guide is coping to stay relevant today with ?
• We also talk with , author of Paris guidebooks
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Always wanted to visit Rio de Janeiro?
Tune in to the latest episode of TravelZoom to plan your trip. We'll take you on a journey to discover the city’s best lookouts, local restaurants or "botecos", and hidden gems.
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Do you know what Maracanaço means? Every Brazilian does, although it is rather a sensitive topic in Brazil. Maracanaço is used to describe Brazil’s unexpected defeat to the underdog Uruguay at 1950s FIFA World Cup final at Maracanã stadium in Rio. It is considered one of the biggest upsets in the history of Brazilian football.
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A new episode is out now! This time we're going to Melbourne, Australia and talk about:
- The early days of Melbourne, the gold rush boom, and the rivalry with Sydney with author Robyn Annear.
- Architecture and hidden gems with Julie Willis, the Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Melbourne.
- Food and indigenous flavors with chef Nornie Bero.
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When it comes to movies, everybody thinks of Hollywood. But it was actually New Jersey where the motion picture industry began.
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And no, it's not just because of good weather. 😎
First-time visitors often say Los Angeles is ugly. But is it really?
A lot of Los Angeles is older, tarnished, and working class. But if you look closer, the city hides many architectural gems, including beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright houses, mid-century modern architecture, and Spanish-style buildings.
Tune in to the Los Angeles episode of TravelZoom to discover the city with architect Wendy Gilmartin.
A new episode of TravelZoom is out now! This time, we are going to Los Angeles.
Tune in to discover LA beyond the surface with author Dennis McDougal, architect Wendy Gilmartin, LA mag journalist Liz Ohanesian, and Minh Phan, chef & owner of Phenakite, LA Times’ Restaurant of the year.
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Meet Caga Tío or "pooping log", the Catalan alternative to Santa Claus.
As weird as it sounds, on Christmas day, the tradition has it that kids have to hit Caga Tío with sticks, so the log can "release" their presents. 😂
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Barcelona is famous for its eclectic, innovative gastronomy. But you should not miss out on traditional dishes.
Tune in to the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom Podcast to discover Michelin-star chef Carme Ruscalleda's favorite traditional recipes and restaurants in the city.
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Love architecture? 🙋♀️ Time to plan a trip to Barcelona!
And that's not only for Gaudi's modernist gems like Sagrada Familia. Barcelona has plenty of beautiful modern and contemporary architecture.
Tune in to the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom Podcast to discover archiblog Fourth Wall's favorite buildings in the city, and get inspired for your next trip.
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Lemon never touches a prawn here! 🍋💦🦐
Spain is a hugely diverse country, and food is no exception. Take Catalonia with its capital Barcelona, for example. Catalan food cannot be farther from the stereotypes typically associated with Spanish cuisine.
Tune in to the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom to hear what acclaimed chef Angelo Duarte Scirocco has to say about the differences between Spanish and Catalan cuisine.
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In 1992, Barcelona hosted the Summer Olympics (and some epic diving competitions, too!).
The Games put Barcelona on the tourist map and allowed the city to undergo large-scale urban transformations.
Learn more about Barcelona '92 with local historian Dani Cortijo (Instagram: ).
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When in Barcelona, you will almost certainly wander around the Eixample, an expansive district with charming modernist buildings and an elegant layout made of ample streets and low-rise square blocks.
The Eixample or “extension” was a revolutionary urban plan built in the late 19th century to respond to population growth driven by the industrial revolution. It was so visionary that it remains largely untouched today, after 150 years.
Its architect, Ildefons Cerdà, was horrified by the conditions of the working class in Barcelona and set out to make his extension of the city a model of clean, safe, and hygienic urban living.
Tune in to the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom to learn more about the Eixample with architecture blogger Fourth Wall (IG: .fourth).
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For the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom, we interviewed Catalan icon Carme Ruscalleda. She is one of the most recognized chefs in the world with 7 Michelin stars - the only woman with this achievement so far. Hear what she has to say about Barcelona and its gastronomy.
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BARCELONA is out now! In this episode, we talk to Carme Ruscalleda (https://www.instagram.com/carme.ruscalleda/), a world-renowned Michelin star chef, to learn about local cuisine and her favorite culinary experiences in the city.
We talk culture with historian Dani Cortijo (https://www.youtube.com/user/danikortijo) and learn how the city transformed after the 1992 Olympics and why Catalans celebrate a pooping log instead of Santa Claus (true story!).
We learn about Barcelona’s exceptional architecture and urban planning with Bruno from the architecture blog Fourth Wall (https://www.instagram.com/wall.fourth/).
And since food in Barcelona is just incredible, we doubled down on gastronomy by interviewing Angelo Duarte Scirocco (https://www.instagram.com/adscirocco/), winner of the San Pellegrino Young Chef, about the differences between Catalan and Spanish cuisine, and the current restaurant scene in the city.
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Lemon never touches a prawn here! 🍋💦🦐 Spain is a hugely diverse country, and food is no exception. Take Catalonia with its capital Barcelona, for example. Catalan food cannot be farther from the stereotypes typically associated with Spanish cuisine. Tune in to the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom to hear what acclaimed chef Angelo Duarte Scirocco has to say about the differences between Spanish and Catalan cuisine. 🎧 Listen & follow TravelZoom Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. www.travelzoompodcast.com #travelbeyondsurface #travelzoom #travelzoompodcast #visitbarcelona #catalanfood #spanishfood
In 1992, Barcelona hosted the Summer Olympics (and some epic diving competitions, too!). The Games put Barcelona on the tourist map and allowed the city to undergo large-scale urban transformations. Learn more about Barcelona '92 with local historian Dani Cortijo (Instagram: @danicortijo). 🎧 Listen & follow TravelZoom Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. www.travelzoompodcast.com #travelbeyondsurface #travelzoom #travelzoompodcast #visitbarcelona #olympics #olympics1992 #barcelona1992 #barcelona
When in Barcelona, you will almost certainly wander around the Eixample, an expansive district with charming modernist buildings and an elegant layout made of ample streets and low-rise square blocks. The Eixample or “extension” was a revolutionary urban plan built in the late 19th century to respond to population growth driven by the industrial revolution. It was so visionary that it remains largely untouched today, after 150 years. Its architect, Ildefons Cerdà, was horrified by the conditions of the working class in Barcelona and set out to make his extension of the city a model of clean, safe, and hygienic urban living. Tune in to the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom to learn more about the Eixample with architecture blogger Fourth Wall (IG: @wall.fourth). 🎧 Follow & listen to TravelZoom Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. www.travelzoompodcast.com #travelbeyondsurface #travelzoom #travelzoompodcast #visitbarcelona #eixample #barcelona
For the Barcelona episode of TravelZoom, we interviewed Catalan icon Carme Ruscalleda. She is one of the most recognized chefs in the world with 7 Michelin stars - the only woman with this achievement so far. Hear what she has to say about Barcelona and its gastronomy. Want to listen to Carme's full interview? 🎧 Listen & subscribe to TravelZoom Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. 🎥 Watch the video interview on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjWrqsNXI48 #travelbeyondsurface #carmeruscalleda #barcelona #travelbarcelona #visitbarcelona #foodbarcelona #michelinguide
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