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Travel Diary: The Search for Aruba's Identity

Travel Diary: The Search for Aruba's Identity

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In the midst of gentrification and the arrival of corporations and chains, it's refreshing to find local restaurants in Brooklyn with a neighborhood feel. One of Brooklyn's top black-owned restaurants, Sweet Science, gets its name from the owner's lo

Everytime I visit New York, I end up spending most of my time in Brooklyn. I have been to four out of five boroughs so far, and I enjoy Brooklyn the most. Although gentrification is rapidly changing the landscape of the city, there are still some dop

The best Ethiopian food and coffee I’ve ever had in my life was in Kenya...but only because I haven’t been to Ethiopia yet! I absolutely love Ethiopian food. My husband and I have it often at some delicious spots here in Atlanta. I must a

Nairobi is another one of those cities that I wish I had spent more time in. We stopped through for a short visit before heading to South Africa. We hung out in the city with Qwi Qwi and Godfrey, two former street kids that showed us around their old

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Allow me to reintroduce myself. I’m Natrice Miller, the brains and eyes behind The Cultured Lens. I am a freelance photographer and I am travel and food obsessed! I started this blog as an outlet to share my tons of travel photos...

Hands down, Kazu is my favorite restaurant in Montreal. It’s small, crowded and the wait can be pretty long but it’s worth it! The portions are huge and the food is beautifully plated. I hate waiting but I would do it again if it meant an

I always enjoy discovering new markets while traveling because they give me a different way to experience food! If you can visit only one market while in Montreal, Marche Jean Talon is the move! It’s the largest and oldest market in the city kn

Yellow tinted mirrors, fresh white sheets and cement walls give the rooms at Hotel Zero One a modern/ industrial feel with a sprinkle of coziness. I loved the room but what I loved more was thw fact that hotel is across the street from Chinatown! Th

So many people have told me how beautiful Montreal is in the summer, but my husband and I ended up visiting during the winter. And you know what, I still loved it. Yes, it was cold and snowy, but we still had an amazing time. I loved the gothic archi

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