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Most recently published stories in Wander.

Arabian Nights: A Moroccan Dream
Have you ever seen a city that's completely blue? Chefchaouen, located in the northern part of Morroco, is completely blue—how stunning!
By Zey Ayd8 years ago in Wander
Devil's Lake
Devil's Lake is a state park in Wisconsin. Located just 3 miles south of Baraboo, Wisconsin on S5975 Park Road. It is the biggest state park in Wisconsin and is open every day of the year, from 6 am to 11 pm. Nearly 1.8 million people visit the park each year, making it the busiest in the state park system. There are approximately 30 miles of hiking trail.
By Weronika W8 years ago in Wander
A Walk in NYC
Central Park Central Park is the most well-known park in NYC, and probably in the world. Start your tour of the park at the Plaza Hotel (South), this way you will immediately be captured by the beauty and magic of this place. In fact the view from this point is breathtaking and so great for photos. The Plaza Hotel was featured in many films, among films like Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. It will be fun to be Kevin McCallister for a day!
By Natalia Giorgi8 years ago in Wander
"Keep an Eye on Your Kidneys!"
My journey to Georgia, the country not the state, began almost a decade earlier with a treatment for a short film. Being interested in religious history, I dreamed up a character whose obsession with Saint Simeon Stylites leads him to climb a cellphone tower to live as a modern day stylite. As expected, his community reacts strongly. After some initial work, I set it aside.
By Stephen Riehl8 years ago in Wander
A City of Chaos - Hong Kong
There are over 7 million people living on Hong Kong, in a fairly small area, making it one of the world’s most densely populated areas. The lack of space has turned Hong Kong into the world’s most vertical city, full of sky-scrapers. Hong Kong looks to the future but embraces its past. There is so much to do in this city that you simply cannot get bored.
By Adam Gathergood8 years ago in Wander
Save a Little Money (and Time) in London
While preparing for a ten day visit in England, I did much research. As a single mom, we don’t have much money to spend. Waving was imperative.
By Jessica Lussier8 years ago in Wander
The Most Dangerous Park in the World
When you pile onto a ride after a long day of exhausting waits in lines that wrap around corners and down corridors, you expect to feel safe. The adrenaline is pumping and you can feel your heartbeat press against the inside of your wrist- but it's excitement. Never a fear for safety.
By Shelby Yarchin8 years ago in Wander
Late at Tate Britain
Where: Tate Britain When: I went the first of December, but it is done the first Friday of every month from 6:00 PM till 9:30 PM.
By Laura Jaramillo Duque8 years ago in Wander
Best Ferris Wheels Around the World
Confession time: I'm a girl that loves a ferris wheel and have found that the best are those that overlook a beautiful cityscape. With famous wheels in cities like London, Santa Monica, and Seattle, here are my choices for the best observation wheels around the world!
By EmmaLeigh Rivera8 years ago in Wander
Facts of the London Underground: Part I
There are many different facts that are relatively unknown on the London Underground, no matter how many journeys a year you make there’s always more to learn.
By Interesting Stories8 years ago in Wander
7 Places You Should Visit in Ontario This Summer
Sometimes the best places to explore can be found in your own backyard. The Canadian province of Ontario has a number of breathtaking historical sites, artistic collections, and natural landscapes that are worth taking a day to enjoy with your friends or family this summer.
By Ryan Northrup8 years ago in Wander
Top Five Places You Have to Visit
These are not in any specific order. They are in the order of what comes to mind first. I recommend that you visit all these places. I will also include a little detail about each place that might give you a reason to want to visit.
By bookwhore8 years ago in Wander