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The hint of a chill in the air, the crunch of a single leaf under your cute fall boot, hot cocktails replacing frozens, autumn in New York is the seasonal equivalent of a heart-quickening flirtation. And, unlike an early infatuation, it just keeps getting more delicious as the days go on. 

Nationally, the arrival of fall is signaled by the annual pumpkin spice panic, but here in the five boroughs, we have many more seasonal flavor options than vaguely fragrant orange powder...

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The Christmas of Torrejón de Ardoz It is one of the coolest family plans in the Spanish capital. Their Magical Christmas and its Christmas park they are a magical dream for any child. 

This year will take place November 18 as of January 6, 2023. 

The actor and televisio...

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Don’t know what to do with all those potato peels? Running out of room in your oven for stuffing? Gravy tasting a little flat? Head to our holiday hub, How to Thanksgiving Smarter, Not Harder, for everything you need to know—and nothing you don’t—to make this year’s holiday easier, speedier, and tastier.

If you find yourself tasked with hosting this holiday season and are wondering what to make, may I humbly offer up roast duck? N...

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There are no half measures when it comes to the fiesta in Spain, so it’s no surprise the country hosts one of the most extensive Christmas celebrations on the planet.

Even as a sixth wave of the pandemic washes over the country, its citizens are making the most of the season, with bars and restaurants remaining open and office drinks going ahead as if Omicron were a computer chip and not a new and highly contagious strain of the virus.

This widespread business-as-usual appro...

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Home purchases in Spain by foreigners have risen sharply in the first half of the year. According to data from notaries, foreigners bought 72,987 homes throughout the country between January and June, which represented 20.3% of the total number of transactions registered in the country as a whole. This is a weight that marks an all-time record, equalling the result of the second half of 2015. And these purchases are not just focused in common expat areas such as the Costa d...

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Located in Sutton Place, a ritzy enclave along the East River waterfront, Sutton Tower soars above its neighbors at 848 feet. Danish-born architect Thomas Juul-Hanson designed the Bavarian limestone building to take advantage of outstanding views.

“It’s an unusual position to stand, looking directly south, down the East River at those beautiful bridges of New York—the diamond necklaces of New York if you will—and you can see all the way out to the Atlantic Oc...

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How is the exhibition? 

The immersive exhibition of Tutankhamun will make you travel hand in hand with the Child Pharaoh to the history of an absolutely magical civilization, from which we have inherited countless cultural elements and which, despite everything, continues to captivate us with the enigmas that cover the sands of its deserts and are diluted in the waters of the mighty Nile River.

Its...

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