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Tiny houses are a real fad at the moment. And if you're a trendsetter, you shouldn't miss this one. But since not everything is for everyone and we get tired of things quickly, we recommend that before you set up your own, you "taste" this phenomenon through Airbnb, a website where you can rent all kinds of accommodation around the world, and reserve one from the "dwarfs", which we will present below.
The Economist recently published the results of a survey on living conditions conducted by the so-called intelligence unit of this famous magazine. The results showed in which cities in the world life is said to be the best and in which the worst. Interestingly, all 10 of the best cities to live on Earth have relatively low population densities. And which of the ten cities we present to you will you move to in the hope of a better life? The decision is yours!
Africa: a mysterious continent where tropical rainforests, vast savannahs and hot deserts meet, and thousands of different animal species live in a diverse nature. As of this year, there are as many as 335 national parks in Africa, making their concentration on the black continent higher than anywhere else on Earth. We present to you 10 of them - the most beautiful, the most interesting and the most worthy of your visit.
We present to you ten streets with the most beautiful views of dreamy sandy beaches, breathtaking cities, parks seen in movies and boutiques of the most prestigious fashion brands. Streets where a square meter of an apartment costs more than an entire house here.
Every year, the tourist magazine Conde Nast Traveler asks its readers to trust it with their travel experiences, on the basis of which it then compiles a list of the most tourist-friendly and unfriendly cities in the world. This year, cities from the southern hemisphere reign at the top of both. Melbourne (Australia) and Auckland (New Zealand) are tied at the top of the first list, while Johannesburg (Republic of South Africa) is on the black list.
In Night at the Museum, the Museum of Natural History was bustling even after it closed its doors, and since 2006 the same has been happening in the non-celluloid world, except the wax figures remain wax and the mischief is caused by children who they spend the night in it. But why should only children have fun? With 1.8. a sophisticated, 'NC-17' version has arrived, which will be reserved for those over 21 only.

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