Marseille is a vibrant port city that has a long history that stretches back to the ancient Greeks. In fact, France’s second-largest city is also its oldest. From being a city with a rather shady past to its current avatar as an exuberant multicultural city, there’s much that lures travelers to this part of France.…
Palermo is Sicily’s largest city that has been the crossroads of various civilizations. Sitting at the edge of Europe, the city was the center of the ancient world. As such you’ll find remnants of various cultures infused into the city’s fabric. Arabesque domes are as much a part of the city as Byzantine mosaics and…
Bologna in North Italy is a city of many faces. From a celebrated rich food legacy to boasting one of the oldest universities in the world, there’s much to discover about the capital of Emilia-Romagna. The gastronomic capital of Italy is also highly rated as one of the country’s most appealing cities. The seamless blend…
Snazzy and savvy Singapore has climbed up the ranks quickly to become one of Asia’s best travel destinations. Right from futuristic, 21st-century architecture to mind-blowing green spaces, the city captivates you like no other. Singapore is also known to be expensive; so much so that it’s a challenge for budget travelers to find a place…
Stepping into New York City or NYC feels like standing in the middle of a vortex. The fabulous city is as dizzying a business destination as it is a tourist one. Think Fifth Avenue, Wall Street, Garment District, Flatiron District; the list of buzzing business hubs in NYC is endless. So, when it comes to…
Istanbul, where do we have to start. Thanks to its unique geographical position, spread over two continents, Turkey’s largest city is endowed with enchanting nature and multicultural textures. The atmosphere is really alive, in line with modern dynamic life. With a history that stretches back to 2500 years, each neighborhood has its own food, culture,…
Known for its renowned university and ancient colleges, Cambridge is a dream come true for seekers of knowledge. Its picturesque riverside gardens and bicycling paths draw students by the hordes. However, Cambridge is more than just a university town. It’s also known for its link to contemporary music icons. Pink Floyd and Clean Bandit are…
The city that gave the world Porsche and Mercedes-Benz cars is not only a manufacturing powerhouse, but it’s also a culture and arts hub. Stuttgart overflows with world-class galleries, museums, and the performing arts. What’s more, this capital city of the Baden-Württemberg state in southwest Germany, is rich in natural beauty. From vineyards and green…
Mexico City, one of the oldest metropolises in the Americas, is a dynamic city filled with a rich history, architectural gems, and an extensive culinary scene. A place you have to see to believe, Mexico City is a hidden oasis of spots for tourists and travelers. The city also excels when it comes to choices…
Key West is famous for its historic sites and pastel color architectures. This southernmost city island in Florida is only 4 miles (6 kilometers) long. However, there are so many fun things to do here. Going on a vacation with your pet also seems fun as there are many pet friendly hotels in Key West,…
Tampa is the largest city in the Tampa Bay Area on the west coast of Florida. Although Tampa may come across as a sprawling city it’s easy to locate the tourist attractions here. The attractions are concentrated in a few renowned neighborhoods such as the historic district and downtown. Downtown is one of the more…
The incredibly charming Gatlinburg in Tennessee is the gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Gatlinburg is all about the outdoors – if you can name the activity, it’s possible to indulge in it. Whether it’s exploring, eating, rafting, or hiking, fishing, or skiing, the city, and the surrounding region have boundless scenic views.…
Since being discovered by Sir Stamford Raffles as a British trading post in 1819, Singapore has been a melting pot of many different cultures. As a result, you’ll find many small pieces of Asia on this island city-state. From the exotic temples in Chinatown, the delicious cuisines of Little India, to the shopping spots at…
Psychedelic Buenos Aires melds Latin passion with striking European grandeur. The sultry Argentinian capital sits on the estuary of the Rio de la Plata, looking out to the South Atlantic Ocean. There’s never been a better time to visit the smoldering city, what with a dynamic food scene and steamy tango bars. In fact, even…
The birthplace of the likes of Charles de Gaulle and Louis Pasteur, Lille is steeped in history. Legend has it that this city in northern France saw its beginnings in the year 640. Throughout the centuries, Lille established a reputation for producing outstanding textiles. In the 20th century, the two world wars brought about extensive…
The seaside charmer that is Wilmington is the largest city in North Carolina. The lovely town sits at the confluence of the Brunswick and Cape fear Rivers, overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean. The charming Wilmington brims with cutesy cafes, azalea-covered gardens, and historic neighborhoods. It’s Historic District and The Promenade are home to tons of…
Bonn is a city on the banks of the Rhine that’s known for its calming atmosphere. Its name was heard all over the world when West Germany made it its ‘temporary’ capital in 1949. But long before that, this city was recorded in history as the birthplace of the legend, Ludwig van Beethoven. So, pack…
The vibrant city of Dallas is known for history, culture, music, dining – and spas galore! Here are the 11 best spa hotels in Dallas, Texas.
Just outside of the capital of Arizona Phoenix sits the sun-kissed Scottsdale, right on the southwestern edge of Tonga National Park. The desert city is famous for its Old Town, but it’s mostly a place where you come to unwind to the hilt. Think high-end boutiques, sprawling golf courses, luxurious resorts, and more. Not surprisingly,…
Also called Nürnberg, the Bavarian city of Nuremberg is rich in history and culture. It was a vital commercial hub during the Middle Ages and in the following centuries. It was here that Europe’s first printing press saw its start. Nuremberg was also where astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus published his most famous work. The local arts…