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Ultimate Guide to Exploring Reykjavík’s Best Museums

AdminNovember 7, 202409 mins

From Viking history to the world’s first indoor ice cave, Reykjavik’s museums are sure to satisfy curious souls, entertain people of all ages and cater to art lovers of all kinds. Make sure to explore street art and outdoor sculptures – one of which doubles as a footbath with a view – and make the most of discount cards, such as theReykjavik City Card(note that many museums have free admission for children and discounts for students and senior citizens). If you’re visiting in early June 2022, don’t miss the biennialReykjavik Arts Festival.

Explore Tenerife’s Stunning National Parks: From Lush Pine Forests to Majestic Volcanoes

Michael BooneNovember 7, 2024012 mins

Having erupted from the Atlantic 30 million years ago, the sun-toasted Canary Islands host an irresistibly diverse clutch of protected landscapes, with soulful Tenerife leading the way thanks to its 43 designated natural areas.

Top Wyoming State Parks: Hot Springs, Scenic Lakes & Breathtaking Views

Michael MontesNovember 7, 202408 mins

Home to the world’s first national park, Wyoming is a land of abundant peaks, rich wildlife, and wide-open prairies. While major parks like Yellowstone and Grand Teton attract millions of visitors each year, the state also boasts a selection of less-crowded parks with spectacular scenery. These parks offer incredible opportunities for hiking, camping, boating, fishing, and more.

Top 7 Museums in Dubrovnik: Explore Folk Costumes and Photojournalism

Joshua LiuNovember 7, 202409 mins

Dubrovnik’s greatest museum is arguably the city itself – a living, breathing, labyrinthine slab of more than a thousand years of history, enclosed within some of the most stunningly well-preserved medieval fortifications anywhere on the Mediterranean. Moreover, Dubrovnik also hosts several excellent museums, which are worth visiting in their own right – ranging from modern and contemporary art to socialism, and from folk costumes to photojournalism.

Top 7 Must-Visit Museums in Copenhagen

Debbie KellyNovember 7, 2024November 7, 202409 mins

If you’re into art, design, architecture, and food, Copenhagen is the place for you. The city hosts numerous world-class museums ranging from prestigious institutes with large art collections to new, niche museums for installation art. In addition to the art they house, the galleries are destinations in and of themselves, complete with gorgeous architecture and top-notch cafes.

Get ready to explore the art, design, and food of Copenhagen through the city’s best museums.

Exploring Moab, Utah: My Recent Adventure

David DavidsonNovember 7, 202406 mins

With Arches and Canyonlands National Parks as well as Sand Flats Recreation Area nearby, Moab, Utah is a wonderland for adventure enthusiasts.

Historic Achievement: All-Black Team Reaches Summit of Mt. Everest

Melissa SullivanNovember 7, 2024013 mins

In early April, the Full Circle Everest team arrived in Nepal to begin their ascent of Mt Everest, and some five weeks later, they reached the top, becoming the first all-Black expedition to summit the world’s tallest peak – and nearly doubling the number of Black climbers ever to do so.

Top 10 Must-Visit Museums in Louisville for Art, History, and Sports Enthusiasts

Vodka ManNovember 7, 2024010 mins

Louisville’s coolest museums are one-of-a-kind places that tell the city’s story. Want to know about bourbon making? Horse racing? Baseball bats? The world’s greatest boxer? Louisville has it covered.

Top National Parks in Greece for Wildlife and Natural Beauty

Oscar WaltersNovember 7, 2024012 mins

To visit one of Greece’s national parks is to experience the country at its most wild and dramatic. The first park, Mount Olympus, was established in 1938. Currently, Greece is home to a total of 10 national parks and two marine parks, all set up to protect their unique wildlife and plant life.

Top 11 US Cities to Commemorate Veterans This Memorial Day 2025

Lydia WilsonNovember 7, 2024014 mins

Nearly 30 years after The Armistice was officially declared, formally ending World War I, a veteran named Raymond Weeks suggested turning the relatively new national holiday dedicated to world peace into Veterans Day to honor all US service members. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, himself a World War II veteran and five-star general, officially signed the observance of Veterans Day on November 11 into law in 1954.

Grand Canyon National Park Launches Popular Summer Shuttle Service

Vodka ManNovember 7, 202405 mins

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, and just ahead of the crush of summer visitors, Grand Canyon National Park will bring back its popular park and ride shuttle service from the community of Tusayan, located just outside its gates.

Top Beach Camping Spots in California for Outdoor Enthusiasts

AdminNovember 7, 2024016 mins

Camping on California’s 840 miles of biodiverse coastline offers the chance to have an unforgettable road trip without breaking the bank. Choose your spot – from rugged and untamed in California’s north to moderate climates, desert flowers, and the dreamiest sunsets in the south.

Top 10 Must-Do Activities in Santa Monica: Discover the Best of This Stylish Beach Destination

Joshua LiuNovember 7, 202409 mins

With its three miles of sandy beach, dotted with palm trees on one side and lush mountains on another, the tiny city of Santa Monica – only 16 miles sq – is a quaint and chic beach town. The instantly recognizable pier marks the end of Route 66, and the spill-over from edgy Venice Beach to the south creates a heady mix of tourists, beach-goers, and exhibitionists.

Explore Boulder for Free: 10 Budget-Friendly Activities

Michael BooneNovember 7, 2024012 mins

Situated at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder is one of the best destinations in the Mountain West to experience picturesque views, a vibrant arts culture, and a thriving local food and drink scene.

20 Must-Visit Unique Museums Worldwide

Jessica ProctorNovember 7, 2024013 mins

This global event promotes the cultural and social significance of the world’s museums, making it an ideal occasion to explore unique collections from lesser-known institutions.

Rise of the Anywhere Worker: A New Era Beyond Digital Nomadism

Katelyn LongNovember 7, 202407 mins

The transition to remote work during the pandemic removed geographical barriers and provided greater flexibility in job locations, ushering in a new type of digital nomad: the anywhere worker.

Top National Parks in Finland for Hiking, Paddling, Foraging, and Nature Exploration

Martin RuizNovember 7, 2024019 mins

When Salla National Park in eastern Lapland was established in early 2022, it became the 41st national park to open in Finland – remarkable for a country of just 5.5 million people! Covering more than 10,000 sq km of the country’s landmass, theseparksare Finland’s national patrimony, offering extraordinary natural beauty with pristine landscapes and diverse ecosystems that are proudly protected for the benefit of all.

Experience the Grand Canyon North Rim: Beat the Crowds on May 15

Vodka RussiaNovember 7, 202406 mins

Offering fantastic views and a quieter experience away from the crowds at South Rim, the North Rim at Grand Canyon National Park is set to open on May 15. This date marks the official start of the annual season and coincides with the reopening of Grand Canyon Lodge and Grand Canyon Trail Rides.

Optimal Times to Experience Santa Barbara: Perfect Weather & Top Events

AdminNovember 7, 202409 mins

Coastal perfection in the form of a Mediterranean-esque climate, clusters of palm trees, and the looming Santa Ynez Mountains beyond the city skyline is a year-round constant in Santa Barbara. However, the ideal time for your visit largely depends on your interests and what you wish to experience. Whether you’re looking for budget-friendly travel, unique festivities, or a sunny getaway, the timing can significantly influence your stay.

10 Must-Visit Natural Wonders in US National Parks

Michael BooneNovember 7, 2024010 mins

Superlative natural wonders appear wherever you turn in the USA’s national parks. Whether you’re checking off your travel bucket list or simply wanting to hug the world’s largest living tree, you can explore nature’s extreme outer limits at these record-setting US national parks.