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Jeffrey Johnson

Explore Northern and Eastern Jordan: Hidden Gems of Castles and Caravans

Once you’ve hiked the desert dunes of Wadi Rum, experienced the iconic ruins of Petra, and browsed the vibrant bazaars of Amman, venture into Jordan’s less-explored northern and eastern regions. These areas are known for their windswept temple ruins, crumbling castles, and captivating glimpses into the history that shapes the modern borders of the Middle East. Although these regions might be off today’s tourist track, they lie along ancient caravan routes frequented by travelers for centuries.
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Top-Rated Hotels in Singapore: Our Readers’ 2025 Picks

Singapore is shedding its one-note reputation as Asia’s most humdrum metropolis. Exciting cultural developments have sprouted up in the past few years, including the National Gallery Singapore, a striking integration of two Neoclassical structures that once housed the Supreme Court and City Hall. Hotels, too, are riding the wave of the city’s new energy — and that’s especially true of Raffles, the crown jewel of Singapore’s hospitality scene and this year’s winning property.
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Explore the Cape Winelands: Cycling Through Historic Mission Villages

Hiding in plain sight, the beautiful Dwars River Valley in the Western Cape’s Winelands has been somewhat of a blind spot on the tourist radar as visitors dash between the storied wine estates and chic restaurants of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. The Dwars River Escape Route aims to change that, offering, among other things, a guided mountain biking trail through historic villages and a gorgeous landscape.
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48 Hours in Edinburgh: A Perfect Weekend Guide to Scotland’s Capital

Edinburgh is the perfect city for a weekend break – compact, easily navigable, and packed with iconic landmarks, staggering views, and an unparalleled mix of natural and architectural beauty. ‘Piled deep and massy, close and high,’ wrote the city’s most famous writer, Sir Walter Scott, ‘Mine own romantic town.’ One of the most beautiful cities in Europe, much of Scotland’s capital can be covered in just two days.
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Explore Serbia’s Enigmatic East along the Danube

Serbia may be landlocked, but it boasts one of the most spectacular stretches of the Danube – which clocks up 588km here on its way to the Black Sea – including Đerdap National Park’s astounding Iron Gates gorge in the country’s far east. Largely off the tourist map, this legend-shrouded region makes for a fantastic road trip, with history galore, ancestral wine cellars, stunning natural formations, and outdoor thrills ranging from aquatic to subterranean experiences.
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Experience the Magic of Christmas in Copenhagen: Top Tips

The holiday season in Denmark is a magical point of light in the dark Scandinavian winter, and Danes take Christmas very seriously. The streets of Copenhagen come alive with Christmas markets, strings of twinkling lights, and busy holiday shoppers, while traditional foods are on offer around every corner. Here are some of the best ways to enjoy the Christmas season in Denmark’s charming capital.
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Top 5 Hotels in Florence: Readers’ Favorites for 2025

As the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence offers incredible sights at every turn, from marble basilicas and ancient churches to sculptures by masters like Michelangelo. It’s the kind of place where you could wander down a cobblestoned side street and stumble upon a 15th-century palazzo—making it a destination ripe for adventure and discovery. Moreover, if you stay at one of Florence’s best hotels, you’ll uncover a “hidden” side to the ancient city.
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Top 15 Best Cities to Visit Worldwide in 2025

When it comes to urban charms,GoTravelDailyreaders just can’t get enough of Mexico. San Miguel de Allende, which topped our list for the past two years, may have been unseated this time around — it now comes in second — but it still draws gushing admiration. One reader called it “a unique art community in the mountains, with a mix of rich history and amazing food.” Another fan of the city praised its architectural diversity: “Gorgeous, sumptuous modern interiors are mixed with 500-year-old façades. You never know what delights you’ll find behind one of the beautifully carved doors.” Another town with a long and complex history and vibrantly colored buildings, Oaxaca (No. 5), gets raves for its sublime food scene, as well as its cooking schools. Mexico City leaped up our chart — last year’s No. 11 is now No. 4: “One of the most exciting cities in North America,” wrote one reader. “I go at least once per year, and every time I do it’s a new and exciting experience.” Another voter added, “The restaurants were excellent, from the corner taquerias to the upscale places.”
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