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Without natural boundaries to control development, it’s fair to say Atlanta is more of a region than a city. Yet for all its sprawl and suburbanization, there is a lovely urban core covered with trees – some 48% of the city to be exact – making it one of the most densely forested cities in the US.
In our 5 Shops series, we’ll point you in the direction of our favorite independent retailers across some of the world’s best cities. From food markets to vintage and homegrown design stores, we’ve found a diverse and exciting mix of local retailers where you can pick up one-of-a-kind pieces.
Last month, two zones in Brazil’s southernmost state were recognized by Unesco as Global Geopark regions: Quarta Colônia and Caçapava do Sul, both located in Rio Grande do Sul.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that in a city like Rome, not much changes when it comes to ancient ruins. However, this week, a ‘new’ corner of the city has opened to the public – and it just so happens to be 2,000 years old.
Drifting on a float noodle in the Gentlemen’s Bathhouse at the Warm Springs Pools is the best kind of time travel. Ninety-eight-degree waters, blue skies overhead, and a frozen-in-time setting that would be recognizable to a long line of presidents, socialites, and mineral spring devotees create a unique experience.
As soon as you arrive in New Zealand, you’ll notice the greenstone (pounamu in Māori) pendants often attached to leather necklaces, adorning both locals and tourists.
A 19-mile stretch of coastline in North Devon has been officially designated the UK’s first World Surfing Reserve. This important status not only benefits surfers but also plays a crucial role in environmental protection.
A night in Paris I’ll never forget was seeing NTM take to the stage after a 10-year break along with 20,000 other fans who packed into the Bercy Arena for the sold-out concert.
There’s more to Maine than lobsters; it’s also home to some of the best hiking in the northeast US, with thousands of miles of trails suitable for various skill levels.
Maine is a popular tourist destination, known for its scenic beauty and picturesque coastal villages. Millions of visitors flock to this northernmost New England state every year for a week by the lake, to drop the kids at summer camp, or for a long weekend in Portland, the state’s largest city.
If you’re planning a trip to Maine, you’re in good company—one of the state’s nicknames is Vacationland. People flock to Maine for outdoor adventure, scenic coastlines, and the cultural attractions of Portland, Maine’s largest city. These top tips will help you strategize your planning, etiquette, and health and safety so you can spend more time enjoying lobster rolls by the sea.
As you approach the American Museum of Natural History from Columbus Ave, this iconic New York institution presents a striking architectural transformation.
Nevada is a playground for adventurers, offering activities that cater to both beginners and extreme thrill-seekers. This geographically diverse state presents opportunities to explore everything from sprawling desert landscapes to snow-capped mountains, where you can immerse yourself in the beautiful outdoors.
Majestic eagles and vultures, steep limestone gorges, and expansive steppe grasslands of breathtaking beauty serve as habitats for endangered Przewalski’s horses, resembling ancient cave paintings, alongside the elusive forms of wolves. It is astonishing how accessible this genuine wilderness is, located near the coastal regions and cities of Southern France.
Regularly named one of the most expensive cities in the world, Zürich isn’t the first place you’d think of for a bargain city break.
In this series, GoTravelDaily’s team of writers and editors answers your travel problems and provides tips and hacks to help you plan a hassle-free trip. We asked our woman in Paris, Vivian Song, to field this query about the 2024 Olympics.
It may be a cliché, but California is truly an outdoor playground. From the sun-kissed beaches of Southern California to the inland deserts and mountain slopes, and to the rivers and Redwoods up north, there is no shortage of ways to escape the Golden State’s big cities, stretch your legs, and experience jaw-dropping scenery.
National parks and Kenya go hand in hand. It’s home to a whopping 23 of them, as well as four marine national parks. From the unforgettable scene of thousands of wildebeest crossing the Mara River during their migration to the sight of steaming geysers at Hell’s Gate National Park, Kenya certainly has no shortage of protected parks, reserves, marine parks, and privately owned conservancies.
Surrounded by tall peaks overlooking Norway’s western fjords, Bergen was founded by the last Vikings almost 1000 years ago. The city’s colorful Hanseatic harbor and epic outdoor scenery combine to create a destination that’s long attracted both history and nature lovers.
More than 520,000 acres of multifaceted, fog-draped, mountain euphoria await you at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It’s a terrain that appeals to the full spectrum of ages, especially kids.