Cyclists riding through the vineyards in Loire Valley, France.
Going underground
Up for a new adventure? How about dining underground?
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Life on terra firma is overrated, and the owners of Finland's brand new pop-up restaurant, Muru, clearly agree: it's located 80 metres underground in a limestone mine. If the thought of spending some time below ground level appeals, why not visit one of these weird and wonderful destinations?
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