One of the Best Bookstores in the World Has a Hidden Secret Inside
12 Books That Traumatized the Hell out of Us as Kids
This is more than just some Goosebumps.
YA, they said. Great for children, they said. We all have that one book that scared us so bad it’s now a core memory. Maybe you found it tucked away in your middle school library. Or maybe your fifth-grade class read it out loud–popcorn style–glossing over disturbing, chilling scenes in monotone voices. But you noticed them. And to this day, you can’t forget them. These are stories that got under our skin and still haunt us.
What Makes This the Best Spa in the Country?
The Dating (Mis)Adventures of a Single Black Woman in the Middle East
Is This the Greatest Sandwich Feud of All Time?
Get to know Miami’s favorite–and most controversial–meal.
Cubans have been immigrating to Miami long before the Mariel Boat Lift of 1980 saw more than 100,000 people leave their home country for a new one. They’ve brought their hopes and dreams, along with their culture and cuisine. No aspect of the Cuban migration to America has been more widely embraced than the Cuban sandwich, a staple at countless sandwich shops and restaurants across the country. Ham, roasted pork, Swiss cheese, mustard, pickles, a few spices, and bread. That’s it. So how can something so simple generate so much debate? To press or not to press? Soft bread or crusty? What about turkey and salami? Cuban sandwich devotees duke it out over these details. The difference of opinion has even sparked a sandwich feud between the cities of Miami and Tampa Bay. While this article won’t put those hostilities to rest, it will guide you to the best Cuban sandwiches in Miami —according to Miami locals and Cuban sandwich experts—allowing you to decide for yourself which ‘wich is best.
Would You Like to Fly on the Worlds First Wine Airline?
A Volcano Eruption Taught Me Something Unexpected About Travel
How to Navigate the Awkwardness of Stomach Issues While Traveling
The 12 Best Places to See the Eiffel Tower Without the Crowds
Say au revoir to the masses by visiting these lesser-known vistas of Paris’ iconic landmark.
Seeing the Eiffel Tower is high on many travelers’ lists of the top things to do in Paris. Nevertheless, unless you want to brave the seven million people who go up the world’s most famous tower annually, there’s no need to get up close to the 330-meter-high (1,100-feet-high) iron structure. In fact, you can admire better views—and snap some great Instagram-worthy shots—at these unique, crowd-free vantage points of La Tour Eiffel around the capital. Related: Top 30 Things to Do in Paris