Admit it, Honolulu must be one of the cities that you’ve been wanting to visit. As the capital and the largest city of the U.S. State of Hawaii, Honolulu is popular for a myriad of reasons. Some like the warm and sunny weather. At times, there will be cool breezes too, which is perfect for…
Hong Kong is one rare glass-and-steel city of our times; over 70% of the city is lush country parks and mountains. The captivating and culture-rich city is home to world-class food, historical and cultural gems, dizzying markets, picturesque hikes, and beautiful beaches. However, the vertical city is most known for its iconic, skyscraper-filled skyline and…
Hiroshima is like a phoenix that has risen from the ashes of the horrors of World War II. The historic city overlooking the Hiroshima Bay and the Seto Inland Sea is a fascinating destination. Today, Hiroshima is the city of peace, with its wide, leafy boulevards dispelling any darkness that you might expect from it. Moreover,…
Hershey, oh Hershey, where do we have to start. This city in the state of Pennsylvania has long been recognized as ‘the sweetest place in the world’ thanks to its ties to world-renowned chocolate brands. It has everything you need for a ‘sweet’ vacation. From tours, movies, and lots of chocolate at Hershey’s Chocolate World,…
There are many things that can make you fall in love with Helsinki. The capital city of Finland is full of immersive nature, incredible cuisine, and a long fascinating history to learn from. Located in the midst of the land of a thousand islands, this vibrant city is also often nicknamed the ‘Daughter of Baltic’.…
Hell’s Kitchen also known as Midtown West has carved a notable niche for itself despite its humble and sometimes seedy past. Once the home of poor working-class Irish Americans, the area has metamorphosed into one of the most happening areas in Manhattan. Predictably, many hotels have sprung up in the area over the years but…
Renowned for its baroque Old Town and the trifecta of city, mountains, and rivers, Heidelberg holds a charm like no other city in Europe. The city alone draws about 30% of the total tourist visiting Germany, making up about 11.9 million visitors a year. Germany’s oldest and most popular university city houses a half-ruined hilltop…
For decades, Havana was closed for tourists. But now, plenty of travelers visit Havana to discover and explore the blend of the old and new of the city. There are endless things, cultures, and places to see and experience. Amidst the Spanish colonial architectures, there are things you shouldn’t miss when you’re here. Make your…
The gorgeous capital of Vietnam Hanoi is one of the fastest-growing and most popular destinations in Asia, and rightly so. Picturesque pagodas, Chinese and French-colonial structures, serene, tree-lined boulevards, and loads of noodle soup vendors are what make up this historic city. So, it’s no surprise that Hanoi can be called home for every kind…
‘Heaven on earth’ Hangzhou straddling the Qiantang River has the repute of being China’s most romantic city, and why not? The city is most known for the lush forests-fringed dreamy West Lake and its willow-lined banks and the mist-swathed hills. However, Hangzhou is also famous for its shíkùmén (stone-gate) architecture, quiet, serene temples, and ornate and…
Savor the appeal of the coolest cities in Germany by staying in some of the best hotels in Hamburg. It’s the busiest port city in Germany and 60 miles (100 kilometers) away from the North Sea and right on the River Elbe. Steeped in rich culture and heritage, It’s the most popular short break destination.…
Considered as one of the most attractive cities in the Netherlands, Haarlem is totally worth a visit. There’s a reason why the city is so loved by locals and travelers. This medieval city is full of cafés, restaurants, and shops. In fact, it’s been voted as the best shopping city in the Netherlands numerous times.…
The glittering maritime city of Guangzhou, formerly Canton, is also one of China’s wealthiest cities. The dazzling city straddles the lovely waters of the Pearl River and is a heady mix of old-world China and its 21st-century variant. Guangzhou is best known for being home to some of the world’s most skyscrapers and its delicious…
When visiting Groningen, the last thing you should worry about is having a dreary day. Its vast amount of students, which is about 25% of its population, has made the city’s atmosphere fun and buoyant. This lively city is always bursting with energy and has so many spots to visit. Be it the historic monuments,…
Have you been wanting to travel to a place with incredible architecture in every corner of the town? If so, you might want to plan a trip to Graz, Austria. It’s considered as one of, if not, the best-preserved historical cities in Europe. From the peculiarly built art gallery to the eye-catching chapel building, everything…
Spain is known for its amazing history and culture. And if you want to get the best of both worlds, pack your bags and come to Granada. A charming point in Southern Spain’s Andalucia region, here you’ll find dozens of attractions and monuments to visit. From the old Moorish neighborhood of Albaicin, the mighty Alhambra…
Looking for hotels in Gothenburg, Sweden? We’ve compiled a list of the best hotels in Gothenburg for you to check out. A massive city exuding small-town magic and charm… it’s no surprise why Gothenburg is known as Sweden’s friendliest city. No matter what you’re in to – be it world-class concert halls, famous shopping streets,…
Goa is a kaleidoscopic blend of Portuguese and Indian cultures, sweetened by the sun, sand, sea, seafood, spirituality, and susegad! This pocket-sized paradise, a.k.a. sunshine state is everyone’s favorite getaway, and even more so now. Whether it’s the long and beautiful coastline, hippie markets, Portuguese villages, or green fields, Goa’s charm is boundless. Making it all…
Once known as an industrial city, Glasgow has now evolved into the cultural center of Scotland. The city on the Clyde River is a vibrant and welcoming place. It explodes with characters, personalities, and ‘unparalleled experiences. Furthermore, its Gaelic name means a lovely green place and sounds so appropriate. Scotland’s largest metropolis has no less…
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…
Have you ever heard of Ghent? If not, we’re here to introduce it to you. Ghent is the largest city of the Flanders region in Belgium. It’s the rising star in tourism, where most restaurants, shops, venues, hotels, and hundreds-year-old architectures are within walking distance from one another. Due to the large population of students,…
The tree-lined historic neighborhood of Georgetown is a big draw for visitors because of its cobblestone sidewalks and grand homes. It’s the most aristocratic neighborhood in DC, where you’ll find some of the best restaurants and top shopping. Since the area sees a heavy footfall of visitors, there are plenty of hotels in Georgetown, Washington…
When we talk about Italy, Rome and Florence mostly come to mind. However, tucked in the northern corner of the Ligurian Sea, sits a commonly overlooked destination – Genoa. Considered as one of the cultural centers of Europe, the city is rich in art and notable architecture. It’s also home to dozens of UNESCO World…
The second-largest city in Switzerland, Geneva sits tucked between mountains on the shores of a lake. The largest in Central Europe, Lake Geneva is not only picturesque, but it also offers plenty of recreational opportunities. A cosmopolitan city, Geneva is home to a number of international organizations in finance and the world of diplomacy. This…