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If you decide to visit an European Capital City<\/strong> with a rich tradition and culture during times, you must see one day Copenhagen<\/a>. Give yourself at least two days to spend in the Nyhavn neighborhood. It was built in the 17th century in order to host the sailors and travelers who stopped<\/strong> in the same called seaport. The true colors of the buildings, although they seem not practical at all, were chose in the past to attract people and also to be visible from far in the sea<\/strong>. The oldest house is Number 9, built in 1681<\/em> and kept by the authorities in the same shape it had from its beginnings.<\/p>\n Although in the past Nyhavn <\/a>was the place of sailors, whores and small sellers, it is a respectable place nowadays, a great place to spend a family holiday: you can order great local food<\/strong> and listen to jazz while you admire the architecture of the place<\/strong>. The beauty of this place also used to attract Hans Christian Anderson<\/em> who decided to move in for a few years. Here is where he wrote Princess and the Pea<\/em><\/strong>. Well, it seems like a place of inspiration!<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=ejMa4qKmSVo<\/a><\/p>\n www.gringoinbuenosaires.com<\/a><\/p>\n La Boca is one of the most popular neighborhoods in the Argentine Capital City<\/strong> and it is a clear example of European influence in architecture in the South of America. La Boca is also the place where Boca Junior football<\/a> team started and their home field is called La Bombonera (the candy box<\/em>). If football is not one of your favorites, you can always take a walk on the streets here (avoiding high heels, because the streets are cobbled<\/strong>) and even stop for a few moments on Caminito, the street where everyone dances Argentine tango and where you can find almost everything you can imagine about souvenirs.<\/p>\n If you ever thought it is rude to ask a stranger too many questions, here things are different. You can always meet a local who is really happy to tell you the entire story of his life<\/strong> if! It\u2019s just the way they are used to so don\u2019t imagine you met a crazy person! And one more funny detail: if you wonder how can those ladies dance tango wearing high heels on cobble, you should know that here, while dancing tango, your heels mustn\u2019t touch the floor<\/strong>!<\/p>\n
\n5. La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina<\/h2>\n
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