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El Paso’s vibrant cultural scene is strongly influenced by its proximity to the border, its rich history as an Old West frontier town, its thriving communities of artists and creatives, and the tight-knit family roots of its people.
Famous for its sunny climes, gorgeous beaches, and colorful architecture, the newly Unesco-listed French city of Nice is also packed with art, culture, and world-class things to see and do.
Nightlife can be exciting without the typical pubs, bars, and clubs. For sober travelers or mindful drinkers, evenings can be spent in enriching ways. There are numerous benefits to choosing not to drink, including improved health and financial savings. As Ruby Warrington, a lifestyle journalist, highlights, “when traveling sober, you experience so much more of a place and bring all your memories home with you.” Hence, let’s explore sober nightlife options in some of Europe’s best cities.
With more than 120 miles of protected bike lanes and numerous bike trails, it’s easy to get around on two wheels in Seattle.
At the turn of the 20th century, Cleveland, Ohio was an economic powerhouse, with Rockefeller’s Standard Oil bringing millions of dollars and major financial institutions to the city. Although that’s now part of a bygone era, the spaces remain, and former money markets now house restaurants, bars, markets, and clubs. You can bank on having a good time at these seven spots to eat and drink in the city.
The last thing you want to think about when you’re getting excited about a trip is what might go wrong. However, sometimes issues like sudden illness, delayed flights, or even natural disasters do occur. Here are a few essential travel safety tips to consider for your next adventure.
You know that old saying that it’s not about the destination but rather the journey? Well, there are few places on earth where the journeys are quite so epic as in Bolivia, which packs a continent’s worth of topography – soaring mountains, upland plateaus, and lowland jungles – into a relatively small package.
Mexico is a vibrant country full of incredible culture and wonderful people – no wonder it’s so continuously popular with visitors.
I remember the day back in 2014 when I had just settled into my new apartment in Santiago, and a powerful earthquake rattled the walls. I leaped up from my couch and ran for the door, while all the Chileans in the room just sat still and laughed at me, confident in Chile’s strong building codes and unfazed by the regular tremors.
The beauty of New York State lies not just in its landmark attractions, but also in the places in between – the foliage-blanket hills of the Catskills, the serene stillness of the waters in the Finger Lakes, and the silent strength of the peaks of the Adirondacks.
One of North America’s most dynamic cities, Montréal has treasure-filled museums, a vibrant music scene, and grand churches full of secret histories. Best of all, some of the city’s finest attractions won’t cost you a dime. Here’s our guide to the best free sights and activities in Montréal.
A UNESCO site in its entirety, Cilento is a vast and varied area in the southernmost part of Campania, Italy. Often overshadowed by its showy neighbors, Naples and the Amalfi Coast, the underrated Cilento enjoys more relaxed rhythms.
Chicago is practically tailor-made for family getaways, with a wealth of interactive museums, fabulous parks, and jaw-dropping architecture. Public transport options are great, which is a relief to little legs trying to cover everything. Here’s everything you need to know about bringing the whole family to the Windy City.
While Colombia is an affordable destination overall, visiting touristy Cartagena can leave your wallet feeling lighter. Luckily, there is a wealth of free or almost-free activities and experiences that showcase the coastal city’s rich heritage, stunning beaches, and lively atmosphere. Whether it’s strolling through the picturesque Old Town or discovering the vibrant street art in Getsemaní, explore Cartagena’s memorable free adventures.
What could be more exciting for a kid to see than puffing volcanoes, crackling glaciers, dense rainforests, and blinding white salt flats?
Spain is one of the world’s top gastronomic destinations. With a deep passion for food and wine, as well as a rich culinary tradition shaped by diverse regional influences, it comes as no surprise that this Iberian destination hosts some of the most memorable food festivals in the world.
There are 333 islands in Fiji’s archipelago, so choosing the best one for you can be an intimidating endeavor. Each island has its own sense of identity, from decadent resorts to family getaways or backpacker adventures. Wherever you go, expect a warm welcome when you step beyond the main tourist hotspot of Nadi.
With more than 1,100 km (68 miles) of coastline in Fiji, it’s no surprise that there are plenty of paradisiacal beaches to throw down your towel.
For sparkling beaches, sapphire-blue waves, lilting palm trees, emerald hills, and the scent of seafood hanging in the breeze, come to Sri Lanka.
Namibia is a land of endless horizons, with vast expanses of desert, mountains, canyons, and savannas. It’s also home to an array of diverse and distinctive landscapes and impressive geological formations. Hike across crimson dunes, past towering rock formations, and lush countryside. Drive over black-tar roads that slice through dusty, gravel plains beneath dramatic pink clouds. Walk among ancient acacias that defy nature as they stand tall, dead but not petrified, stretching towards the sun. Stargaze from the desert up into one of the world’s darkest skies. Explore a diamond-mining settlement turned ghost town.