Amongst the crowds of tourists craning their necks at Michelangelo’s famous ceiling and the pile of young artists sketching Hercules and Cacus, lies a passageway filled with centuries worth of priceless art. The Vasari Corridor is a kilometer long passageway… Read More
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A Taste of Indonesia in the Netherlands
Our Euro Explorer tour featuring Amsterdam and London has been one of the biggest hits at AESU. Members explore these European cities in 5 days and 7 nights, seeing all of the sights on our exclusive scavenger hunt. During one… Read More
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Hidden Stories of the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris
It isn’t uncommon to spot swarms of picture-taking tourists standing outside of the Notre Dame on any given day in Paris. As one of the most well-known churches is the world, The Notre Dame is considered to be one of… Read More
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A Glimpse Into the World of Flamenco Dancing
With a stomp of the dancer’s feet and a strum of the guitar, the flamenco dance begins in tantalizing suspense and unfolds into an irresistible performance. Inspired by the gypsy culture of Andalusia, flamenco dancing evokes a passion and energy… Read More
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Explore Dubai Like a Local
If “Travel More” has made it to your list of New Year’s Resolutions, then we have the perfect way to check off that box. Join us at AESU for one of the most intriguing destinations that we offer, Dubai! Experience… Read More
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New Year’s Eve In Vienna
New Year’s Eve in Vienna is nothing short of spectacular. The city is filled with music, mulled wine, loud parties, and ancient traditions. Some travelers passing through the City of Music during the holiday can become overwhelmed with the endless… Read More
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Gleðileg jól! Merry Christmas From Iceland
Today marks the Winter Solstice! In Reykjavik, the sun rises at 11:23 am and sets at 3:30 pm, making it the shortest day and the longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. As Icelanders enjoy the fantastic views… Read More
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Visit London, The Wizard Capital of The World
All aboard the Hogwarts Express! Take a train ride through the English countryside, sip a frothy mug of butterbeer in Hogsmeade and discover your wizardry destiny at Ollivander’s Wand Shop in Diagon Alley. Duck from a dementor’s kiss and try… Read More
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Charles Dickens: The Man Who Invented Christmas
A Christmas Carol, published on December 19, 1843, preserved the Christmas customs of old England, fixed the image of the holiday season as one of wind and snow, and presents the idea that the spirit of the holiday cannot be… Read More
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The Rise And Fall Of The Berlin Wall
In the middle of the night of August 12, 1961, the Communist government of the German Democratic Republic began to build a wall made of barbed wire and concrete between East and West Berlin. The Wall was officially referred to… Read More