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Come Winter, New York Offers Hot Chocolate for the Connoisseur
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Hot chocolate! Is it the silver lining of the cold weather months' Whatever your feelings about winter, there's no denying that one of its most comforting aspects is a steaming mug of cocoa. Since New Yorkers walk around so much, regardless of the temperatures outside, they understand this better than anyone ? so as a [...]
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The Most Famous Cemetery in Paris - Père-Lachaise
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris Photo
Most people would be hard pressed to name what American rocker Jim Morrison, Irish playwright Oscar Wilde, and French singer Edith Piaf have in common, but the departed stars are linked in one indelible way. They're all buried at Père-Lachaise, the largest cemetery in Paris, and arguably the most famous in [...]
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The New York Public Library: a Top Literary Haunt in New York
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Among the towering sky scrapers, honking taxi cabs and the melange of meandering tourists and scrambling businessmen that define Midtown Manhattan is one of the island's finest refuges. Amid all of the slightly-choreographed chaos is the New York Public Library, a serene oasis in the center of the concrete jungle. From the exterior, the grand [...]
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New York Habitat announces our New York Travel Deals Website
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Over the years many customers have asked about the best deals and New York Habitat has responded with the all new Travel Deals page for New York Vacation Rentals. At this site you can find the latest sales, travel special and discounts for apartments in New York.
New York Travel Deals
Currently we are offering two promotions:
? New [...]
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Stay Warm This Winter in London
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Though London might not be everyone's idea of a warm weather destination, there are plenty of ways to stay toasty this winter while heading out on the town. Of course, no one would blame you if you decided to stay in your comfortable New York Habitat vacation rental instead! But if you do venture outdoors, [...]
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Top 5 Paris Day Trips: The Loire Valley
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Finishing our list of 5 day trips from Paris is the Loire Valley. Much like a trip out to Normandy, an excursion to the Loire Valley requires quite a bit of land travel. Nonetheless, there are few places in all of France that offer an authentic peek into the lives of yesterday's French royalty and [...]
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Top 5 Paris Day Trips: Normandy's D-day Beaches
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 1 times. Similar articles
D-Day at Normandy
There's plenty to do in Paris, and no one can be blamed for visiting France several times without stepping beyond the gate that is the peripherique. We continue our tour of close by attractions with a trip to the D-Day beaches of Normandy.
It is rare that one can discover a tangible piece of [...]
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New York's Music Scene - The Bowery Ballroom
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
For more than a decade the Bowery Ballroom has reigned as New York's preeminent music venue. The downtown club attracts up-and-coming bands on the precipice of making it big, as well as established rockers who loyally return to the stage that launched their careers. For music lovers, it doesn't get any better than this intimate [...]
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Top 5 Paris Day Trips: Chartres
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Continuing our tour of things to do outside of Paris out next stop is Chartres. The small city of Chartres, with only about 42,000 residents, provides an interesting contrast to the bustle of modern Paris. Thanks to substantial efforts made by the city, and larger French community, the small Parisian outpost retains an Old World [...]
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The most beautiful square in Paris: Place des Vosges
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 1 times. Similar articles
Formerly known as Place Royale, the Place des Vosges was built under the reign of King Henri IV and used to be a favorite spot for duels. It is Paris' oldest square and widely thought to be the city's most beautiful. With its street musicians and art galleries, it is now a popular weekend destination [...]
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Celebrate the New Year in London
From New York Habitat Blog, 2 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Still no plans for New Year's Eve' There are countless ways to count down to 2010 in London. Whether you want a party atmosphere or are looking for something more subdued, the city offers plenty of ways to celebrate. New York Habitat vacation rentals in London will also suit any style, fit your budget and [...]
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