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…
Washington DC is often referred to as the most visited city in the United States. It offers a variety of interesting experiences, from seeing some of the country’s most iconic sights to learning about America’s long history. You can also find art, cultural performances, great cuisine, and many more in this vibrant city. If you’re…
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…
Austria’s capital city is a magnet for tourists from all over the world. This comes as no surprise since it’s teeming with beauty, history, and culture every which way you turn. Whether your visit is for business or for pleasure, the best hotels in Vienna, Austria, will cement their place in your memory. From 5-star…
A combination of land and sea, Victoria offers countless attractions, from mountains, valleys, beaches, lakes, and bays. There are many activities you can do all day in Victoria. You can stroll around the city streets and visit museums and landmarks. Or you can shop and dine at some famous restaurants and cafes. For sports and…
More often than not Verona only figures as a day trip on most people’s itineraries. However, if you linger a while, you’ll find that there’s more than enough in the city to keep you hooked for a few days. Beginning with the search for Shakespeare’s doomed lovers, Romeo and Juliet. Lured by the notion of…
One of the 11 most beautiful canal cities in the world, Venice, is known for its enchanting canals, striking contemporary and historic art scene, and delectable cuisine. No wonder why it’s such a hype among world travelers. Of course, Venice is crowded because of its charm and beauty, but it doesn’t mean you should skip…
Las Vegas is definitely one of the most popular tourist destinations in North America. It’s visited by bot domestic American tourists and international tourists from all over the world. The classic neon lights and billboards that define Las Vegas as the City of Light alongside Paris is just one reason why. Of course, celebrity restaurants,…
With its picturesque beaches and captivating colonial architecture, Varadero exudes charm at every turn. Walking through its streets feels like strolling through a historical masterpiece, where hotels stand as architectural wonders reminiscent of grand castles. If you’re embarking on your first adventure to this city, let this personal review of the best hotels in Varadero…
Vancouver is a vibrant, fun-loving city on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean in British Columbia. This bustling seaport is one of Canada’s most culturally diverse urban centers. Almost 50 percent of its residents are native speakers of neither English nor French. The rich ethnic heritage shaped Vancouver into a site that spoils visitors…
When it comes to visiting Chile, most of you will probably think of Santiago or Patagonia. However, there are so many reasons why you should visit Valparaiso as well. It’s safe to say that this is one of the most underrated cities in South America. Not many people talk about this city. While in fact,…
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…
Vail is one of Colorado’s premier skiing destinations with a whopping 5,000 acres of skiable terrain. During winter its slopes are studded with skiers of all abilities. Accommodation doesn’t come cheap here though, and although there is a wide range of options, hotels in Vail Co can burn a hole in your pocket. We’ve reviewed…
NYC is huge and one of the most densely populated metropolitan areas on Earth. While the midtown and downtown neighborhoods are highly popular among travelers, today, we want to highlight the quieter uptown. In case you didn’t know, Uptown is anything north of 59th Street in Manhattan. This includes well-known areas like the Upper West…
The Upper West Side feels straight out of a New York movie with its quintessential brownstones and quiet side streets. Bordered by Central Park and Riverside Park, the area is much quieter than the touristy areas of Manhattan. You won’t find too many luxury hotels on this side of the city but the best hotels…
The Upper East Side, NYC is where the elite resides in huge townhouses and storied mansions. Wealth and class define the area that many celebrities call home. It’s possibly one of the best places for celebrity sightings. Since the area is largely residential you won’t find too many hotels here. However, many of the best…
Tranquility surrounded by natural beauty amidst the rich cultural background of Bali, what more you could ask for? Between the temples, traditional markets, and touristy pockets, you’ll find unique hotels in Ubud, Bali that offer the best worlds of The Island of Gods. These hotels combine the modern amenities and the traditional uniqueness you seek…
Located in the Caribbean Sea, the U.S. Virgin Islands are a group of islands that belong to the United States. There are three main islands you can visit: Saint John, Saint Thomas, and Saint Croix. These islands are where you’ll find the majority of hotels, restaurants, bars, shops, and attractions, surrounded by minor islands. All…
There are many reasons to fall in love with Finland. For us, Turku is at the top of the list of the best cities in Finland. Mixing history with breathtaking natural sceneries, we can spend weeks here without getting bored. And, of course, we must find the best hotels in Turku, Finland, to make our…
The Turks and Caicos Islands are an archipelago located on the Atlantic Ocean. The archipelago has more than 40 islands, but only 9 of them are inhabited. They’re divided into two groups: the Turks Islands on the east and the Caicos Islands on the west, hence the name. These islands are known for their amazing…
Located in northern Italy, Turin is the capital of Piedmont. They’re well known for their rich architectural and culinary heritage. Dozens of baroque buildings or old-style cafes will be easily found on every corner of the boulevard. The cradle of Italian liberty also has several grand squares, such as Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo.…
Located in the southern Sonoran Desert, Tucson (also known as “the Old Pueblo”) is a magnificent desert city. The iconic architecture and restaurants reflect a cultural mix between Native American, Mexican, and colonial Spanish. All foodies, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts will love this city as there are loads of things to do in Tucson, and…
For many years, Tromso has become a hugely popular travel destination. It’s a renowned place for viewing the one and only Northern Lights. In the winter, people from all around the world come to ski, snowshoe, and dogsled. Meanwhile, in the summer, some also come to enjoy hiking, kayaking, and mountain biking. Other things that…
Known by many as “Little Venice” because of its narrow streets, Trogir is a small town in Croatia worth visiting. I visited this coastal town not too long ago, and I would love to return there again. From rich history to eye-pleasing architecture and pebbled beaches, Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has everything you…