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Vienna

Travel Advice for Seniors: Vienna Guten Abend! Welcome to the incredible city of Vienna, known as the “City of Music” for its rich classical music heritage. Composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss thrived...

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Tip Sheet: Austria

When to go: May – September is a good time to visit as the weather is warm, but is high season. December – February for winter sports. Immigration and Visas: No visa is required...

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Lima

Travel advice for Seniors: Lima Peru had been on Mom’s bucket list for many years. Ever since she read a book about Lake Titicaca when she was a child she had wanted to visit....

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Cuzco and the Sacred Valley

Travel Advice for Seniors: Cuzco and the Sacred Valley So now, we’re getting to the interesting part of Peruvian history, the story of the Incas! Cuzco was the actual capital of Incan culture and...

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Puno and Lake Titicaca

Travel Advice for Seniors: Puno and Lake Titicaca At long last! A chance to mark one of Mom’s bucket list items off! She had read a book as a child about Lake Titicaca and...

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Punta Arenas

Travel Advice for Seniors: Punta Arenas On our way to visit the Torres del Paine, we made a quick stop in the port city of Punta Arenas to visit take a cruise around the...

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Casablanca Wine Tour

Travel Advice for Seniors: Casablanca Wine Tour We love a good wine tour if it fits into our trip itinerary. And sometimes the wine tour IS the itinerary! We took a day trip to...

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Santiago

Travel Advice for Seniors: Santiago Santiago, Chile’s capital and largest city, sits between the snow-capped Andes and the Pacific Ocean. Its history dates back to the 10th millennium BC when the first humans settled...

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Estancia La Bandada

Travel Tips for Seniors: Estancia La Bandada I grew up on a cattle farm and Mom and Dad were in the cattle business their whole life. We were pretty excited about checking out how...

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Cafayate Wine Tour

Senior Travel Advice: Cafayate Wine Tour Three and a half hours from Salta is one of the best-known wine regions in Argentina after Mendoza (home of the world-famous Malbec).  This trip we couldn’t get...

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