Perched at the Iberian Peninsula’s southern tip, Gibraltar is a heady mix of Spanish, Moorish, and British influences. Nicknamed “the Rock” or “Gib,” it’s a tiny British territory of around 33,000 residents. But make no mistake, it’s big on history, culture, and attractions. Dominated by the Rock of Gibraltar, a limestone ridge soaring 426 meters…
Pattaya is eye-popping sensory overload, but the good kind. The wildest of all of Thailand’s islands, it’s a touristy, multi-cultural tropical paradise. What’s more, Pattaya is famed for its cheap luxury, epic nightlife, and gorgeous boys. So, its repute as a sex capital is completely deserved and it makes for a sensational LGBTQ beach destination.…
Hundreds of miles east of Southern Africa and across the Mozambique Channel lies the renowned island of Madagascar. It’s best known for its cute lemurs, towering baobab trees, colorful chameleons, and vast rainforests. Besides the phenomenal biodiversity and stunning natural landscape, the idyllic Indian ocean beaches are also great for some relaxation too, making Madagascar…
Rotterdam is the second-largest city in the Netherlands. It’s also a major port city in South Holland and the largest port in Europe. The north and south part of the city is connected by the Erasmus Bridge (also known as the Swan), across the Nieuwe Maas. During World War II, most of the city was…
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After 10 years of independence from the Soviet Union, it has finally developed into a thriving city that rival other cities in Europe. As Latvia’s capital, it’s considered as the cultural center and houses many museums. This city is widely known for its wooden buildings, art nouveau architecture, and the medieval Old Town. Speaking of…
Aarhus is a small town in Denmark that’s full of interesting history. Being here feels like you’re in a warm neighborhood. There are many exciting things to experience and they’re all close to each other. The Dokk 1 Cultural Center is known for its lively atmosphere, while The Iceberg is often considered one of the…
We don’t even know where to begin describing the city of Los Angeles. There’s just an endless list of things to do in this ruggedly gorgeous city. Exploring LA thoroughly in one day is a very bold statement on its own because you’d at least need three days in LA to be able to cover…
Though Decorah is a rather small city in Winneshiek County, it punches far above its weight when it comes to things to do here. It’s one of the best small-town getaways in the Midwest with its restaurants, specialty shops, and unique attractions. However, given its size, you won’t find many hotels in Decorah, Iowa. In…
When it comes to exploring the City of Roses, you should start in the downtown area. Amidst the bars serving one craft beer after another, you’ll find plenty of choices of great hotels in Downtown Portland, Oregon. But we selected only the best to put you right in the center of the action. If you…
Often overlooked but never disappointing is what Vaduz is. The capital of Liechtenstein is one of the most beautiful capital cities in Europe. Take some time to explore this spectacle, and you’ll find yourself admiring the surviving medieval and interesting buildings. Among them are the Red House, a gabled stair structure with a large tower…
Oslo is a capital to be reckoned with. Apart from being the largest in Scandinavia, this Norwegian metropolis is also a great place to explore. There are ample destinations to keep you busy for months, ranging from quirky architecture to fabulous landscapes. There are also some cultural attractions and great food that definitely deserve a…
There’s just something magical about Kiev. Once plagued with the Mongol Empire, World War II, Chernobyl, and Soviet rule, it has survived all of them and now stands proudly as the capital of Ukraine. It’s filled with theaters, museums, religious sites, and modern buildings, making it the center of Ukrainian culture. This city always has…
The fall of communism was like a blessing in disguise for a number of European countries, including Warsaw. The Polish capital has undergone rapid changes in the last two decades. Once occupied by the Nazis and repeatedly contested by aggressors, Phoenix City has risen from the ashes. It’s now transformed into a thriving area, crammed…
Jerome is an old mining town in Arizona with a population of about 500 people. The town’s location at the top of Cleopatra Hill overlooking the Verde Valley means that you’ll enjoy some pleasant climate and great views. There are only a handful of hotels in Jerome, Arizona with the Conner Hotel being one of…
Staying in one of the many hotels in Oxford, England, will put you in the right place for exploring one of the country’s prettiest towns. It’s home to Oxford University, the oldest of its kind in the UK. Walk in the ancient halls of the college buildings and you’d think you were in Hogwarts. You…
Fairmont is a small city in Minnesota that was so named because of the rolling hills which surrounded the adjacent lakes. From its original name of Fair Mount, over time the name was shorted to its present name. It carries the moniker ‘City of Lakes’ because it has been built around a chain of five…
Cuba is oodles of undefinable magic wrapped in a timeless, magnificent layer. Its cobblestoned streets still tell tales of musket-totting pirates, with heritage structures and grandiose squares. At the same time, you’ll also find everything from modern architecture to avant-garde art studios. And of course, there are the pristine white-sand beaches. As compared to other…
Also known as the “living museum and showcase of evolution,” the Galapagos Islands are an archipelago part of the Republic of Ecuador. Located in the Pacific Ocean, these islands are home to one of the richest marine ecosystems of the world. Therefore, thousands of people travel here each year and look for the best hotels…
To describe the capital and the largest city of Romania, we have to say that it’s dynamic and energetic. In fact, visiting Bucharest can feel like quite an adventure. Many people are eager to see the city’s popular museums, stroll the parks, hang out at the parks, and explore the boulevards. Once called the “Paris…