The Radar: Miami Nightlife on a Budget, Seasonal Beer Festivals, Paris Patisseries

Posted by Anna Scalamogna on November 17, 2011
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  • A night out in Miami doesn’t have to break your bank account. Here’s how to hang out with locals and experience the city after dark with a little spare change left over. [New York Times]
  • Celebrate the season with a sip of now arriving winter ales and lagers at one of the best seasonal beer festivals. [Jaunted]
  • Indulge in some of Paris’s best sweets, such as macarons, cakes, and biscuits, at one of the city’s top patisseries. [LA Times]

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Comments

  1. Tom Malone
    Eugene, OR
    November 17, 2011, 4:59 pm

    I studied abroad in Spain last fall and traveled to 7 countries while on the continent. I do a fair amount of weekend traveling while in school (mostly to other Pac-12 schools to watch away football games). Here is a link to my blog about the travel adventures I’ve had and the interesting people that make the adventures memorable. Though it’s relatively new, it could have some content that you may find useful and interesting. Check it out! http://aventuradude.wordpress.com/2011/10/21/the-joy-and-hardship-of-an-african-immigrant-in-spain/