Valencia is one of the cities in Spain that has a vibrant old town and small streets. In this 2,000-year-old city, you’ll find many medieval heritage buildings. One of them is Lonja de la Seda, which is even on the UNESCO list. Sitting in the middle of the Mediterranean, home of the Los Che also…
Nobody wants to leave their beloved four-legged companion behind when they go on a holiday. And that too if it’s a destination as pet-friendly as Atlantic City. The largest city on the Jersey Shore lies overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean and has the distinction of being the “Vegas of the East.’ However, it also has…
Straddling the Rhine River, Basel is ideally situated. The cultural capital of Helvetia is where the borders of Switzerland, Germany, and France meet. If you’re an art enthusiast, you’ll be glad to know that this city is known for having many museums. There’s the Kunstmuseum and the Museum of Contemporary Art, just to name a…
City of Lights, City of Love – shimmering Paris is one of the most recognizable cities in the world. The city’s monument-filled thoroughfares also have wine bars, art galleries, bakeries, bistros, and, of course, museums. If you’re in the city for but a few hours or barely a day, then you don’t want to hike…
As capital cities go, Wellington in New Zealand might not be as large when compared to those of other countries. But despite its compactness, it is jam-packed with history, culture, and natural beauty. From sandy beaches and engaging museums to leafy parks and delicious cuisine, this North Island city has it all. And when it…
Rated as one of the USA’s best outdoor cities, Duluth never ceases to amaze all the adventure seekers. It’s an iconic city port on the northern shore of Lake Superior. And also the fourth-largest city in Minnesota. There are tons of outdoor activities to do in Duluth. Some of those are mountain biking, hiking, kayaking,…
Known as the second-largest city of Ireland, Cork is a charming city located on the banks of River Lee. In fact, its center is positioned exactly between two of the river’s channels, offering spectacular views. Even better, the center is where you can find the majority of luxury hotels in Cork, Ireland. On top of…
Frenetic, fabulous Mumbai holds a bunch of fitting titles. Its the City of Dreams, the Financial Capital of India, and the Gateway of India, and these are just some of its monikers. It’s a hotspot for tourists, boasts a thriving nightlife, and simply doesn’t seem to stop. Also, right in the middle of this vertical…
There are few cities like Delhi on this planet. Firstly, there have been eight historical versions of the city, each built at the same place or nearby. The city is famous for its frenetic bazaars, lip-smacking street food, and the rich historic architecture of Old Delhi. If you’re flying to Delhi for a short holiday…
Cork is Ireland’s second city, some even consider it the ‘real capital’ of Eire. Local pubs and restaurants are plentiful on every corner, almost all of which have live music that really makes the atmosphere even more lively. This liberal city sits on an island on the Lee River, with major Gregorian avenues and 17th-century…
Vacationing in a laid-back seaside town is as good as it gets in Polignano a Mare. Perched on a high limestone cliff above the Adriatic’s aquamarine waters, this gem on the Valle d’Itria coast lives up to its name. The town is famous for its beaches and ice cream, and staying in one of the…
Copenhagen is known as one of the world’s top tourist destinations. All thanks to the view, the food, and the friendly people. It’s easy to find hip bars, great dining, and a trail of inspiring history in the Danish capital. From the Rosenborg Slot castle that dates back to the 17th century, to the three…
Calgary is a city in North America with many surprises. In addition to their lively and fun nightlife, they also have great dining spots and spectacular views all around. The host of the 1988 Winter Olympics is also popular with travelers thanks to the Calgary Stampede, the largest festival in all of Canada. But if…
Kahului is a part of Hawaii that’s often referred to as ‘working town’. You’ll find many shopping centers, warehouses, malls, and big-box shops around here. Travelers also frequently use the city as a transit point, since it’s also home to Maui’s main airport and port. So if you want to enjoy all that The Valley…
If there was ever a great reason to splurge on a getaway, it would be in the name of love. When it comes to romance, New York has long been touted as one of the world’s most romantic cities. Its leafy streets have been romanticized in songs, books, and movies like Breakfast at Tiffany’s and…
Marrakech, the beating heart of Morroco, mesmerizes travelers with sights and sounds. Set at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, the city boasts an exciting mixture of traditional and contemporary. Expect to find yourself lost in the maze of show-stopping streets of the historic medina. The crowded bazaars will whisk you into another world with…
Pensacola, the westernmost city in the Florida Panhandle is steeped in history. It has the distinction of being the site of the first Spanish settlement within the continental United States. That’s one reason why it wears the moniker ‘The City of Five Flags.’ It’s interesting history aside, Pensacola is a popular seaside escape, especially with…
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’.…
Charlotte, North Carolina is currently the 15th largest city in the United States. It’s in Mecklenburg County and is considered one of the best places to live in North Carolina. It comes to no one’s surprise, because of what the city has to offer. Also known as the Queen City, many tourists are interested to…
Lyon is a melting pot of culture with its outstanding museums, vibrant nightlife, and gastronomic delights. The city is France’s foodie haven with its heady mix of Michelin starred restaurants and an impressive farmer’s market. Although the city doesn’t feature on most people’s list of places to visit, you’ll find plenty of hotels here. Many…
Toulouse, The Pink City (La Ville Rose) charms you with its rosy hues and enchanting Old Quarter. As France’s fourth-largest metropolis, it pulsates with energy and life. There’s plenty to keep you busy in the city, from teeming food markets to its beautiful outdoors and historic spaces. You won’t have to worry about looking for…
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…