Attracting attention with its water canals circulating throughout the city and 17th century architecture, Amsterdam has a structure that can satisfy all kinds of tourists, regardless of history, culture, entertainment

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A guide to Nevsky Prospekt, the city’s main avenue, and St. Petersburg’s nightlife and entertainment.

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Tucked into the old, atmospheric streets between Nezu and Sendagi, Nezu Shrine is one of Tokyo’s oldest and most beautiful Shinto shrines — and one of its best-kept secrets. With

A travel guide to Nijo Castle in Kyoto: its moats and stone walls, the famous nightingale floors of Ninomaru Palace, and the gardens.

While Kyoto’s temples and shrines draw the crowds, Nijō Castle offers something different and just as compelling: a rare, intact glimpse into the world of the shoguns who ruled Japan.

Toshogu is the lavish mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who unified Japan, and the most spectacular of Nikko’s shrines. Set among towering cedars, its richly carved and gilded buildings

Nikko combines some of Japan’s most ornate shrines with dramatic mountain scenery, all within easy reach of Tokyo. The gilded Toshogu, ancient temples, a sacred bridge and the highland lakes

Known affectionately as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” Nishiki Market is a narrow, covered shopping street that has been feeding the city for over 400 years. Packed into five lively blocks are more