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12 of the Most Haunted Places in the WorldThese are the must-visit destinations for scare-seekers and ghost hunters the world over. Read more

Justin Hartung9 min read

a creepy abandoned prison is one of the scariest places on our list.

15 Must-Try Sandwiches from Around the WorldFrom hearty South American steak to delicate Japanese egg salad, these sandwiches provide a window to a country’s soul ... served between (almost always) two slices of bread.Read more

Naomi Tomky9 min read

A croque madame sandwich served on a blue plate in France.

An Insider’s Guide to LGBTQ+ São PauloTour guide Danilo Valisserra Hortenci on São Paulo Pride, the city’s LGBTQ+ highlights, and his private LGBTQ+–friendly tours.Read more

Lauren Cocking4 min read

11 of the Best Soccer Cities in the WorldAttend matches, tour stadiums, and admire memorabilia in these famous soccer cities around the world.Read more

David Johnston7 min read

Crowds in the stands at an indoor soccer arena.

8 of the Best Cities Around the World To Celebrate PrideHere’s where to celebrate Pride globally, from a boat parade in Berlin to a festive market in Taipei.Read more

Jade Harvey6 min read

Person with a Pride flag celebrates the LGBTQ+ community during Pride.

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The largest city in Brazil, São Paulo is a sprawling, vibrant patchwork of distinct neighborhoods full of noteworthy restaurants, museums, and parks. The city is defined by its easy mix of high and low, with upscale boutiques sitting comfortably next to street art. Locals are proud of their city (and the ways it differs from the country's most famous metropolis, Rio de Janeiro) and celebrate its unique style and attitude.

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