You probably don’t think of budget travel when you think of Scandinavia and that’s understandable. Here’s the good news though: with the help of this article, you can visit Billund—a gorgeous quaint town in Denmark—without breaking the bank. Billund, one of Scandinavia’s most unique cities, surrounds the famous LEGO toy company, founded in 1932. 

The Danish city is home to the massive Legoland theme park, offering a world based around famous plastic building bricks that have entertained children for generations. But Billund is also home to history, top restaurants dating back to the 18th century, and the gorgeous surrounding nature of the Danish countryside. 

Here are the top things to do in Billund, Denmark:

If you find yourself in Greece, you should know that it's easy to take a day trip or a longer holiday to one of the many stunning Greek islands off the shore of Athens. Find out where to go and what to do on some of the nicest islands near Athens with our helpful guide.

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Amsterdam, a city of culture and a mecca of art, boasts many historic canals, or grachten. In fact, UNESCO named Amsterdam’s Canal Ring, or Grachtengordel, a world-acclaimed monument in 2010. Although the canals are included in tourists’ top things to see in Amsterdam, they were built not just for viewing, but for very practical purposes. 

Food in Marrakech is a mix of Middle Eastern, African and Mediterranean flavors in dishes that you just won’t find anywhere else. But what to eat in Marrakech is about more than what’s on your plate. From bustling night markets to family-style dining there are opportunities to learn so much about this city and country through food.

Moroccan cuisine reflects the country’s mix of inhabitants, including the Indigenous Berber (also known as the Amazigh), Arab, Spanish and French. A lot of what you see on the menu comes from traditional cooking methods that have been in use for centuries. Staple dishes are based on meat such as lamb and chicken or locally caught seafood—all bursting with the colors and fragrance of Morocco’s famous spices. And don’t forget the bread, a necessary part of every meal and baked fresh daily. Vegetarians can find popular tagines and couscous dishes made without meat.

Many Moroccan recipes are regional, but in the tourist-friendly city of Marrakech visitors are treated to the best dishes from around the country. They’re also quite affordable, so anyone can try the local specialties.

Here are some delicious Moroccan foods to eat in Marrakech on your next trip.

It’s the greatest show in Marrakech. Some even say the world.

Jamaa el-Fna (sometimes spelled Djamaa, the d is silent) is Marrakech’s famous public square, main market, and one of the best spectacles in all of Morocco. Locals and tourists alike come to Jamaa el-Fna at night to wander the maze of street food stalls and be delighted by storytellers and other performers carrying on traditions that have been going on here for hundreds of years.

It’s one of the best free things to do in Marrakech (although there is plenty to spend money on too) and no trip here is complete without experiencing its vibrant, chaotic sights, sounds and smells at least once. And there’s a good chance you’ll find yourself coming back—it’s the heartbeat of Marrakech and not easy to take in everything in one visit.

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