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Barbara Griffin

Discover China’s Most Beautiful Water Towns: A Comprehensive Guide

The water towns of eastern China, located near Shanghai, are celebrated for their charming whitewashed houses, arched stone bridges, and lively canal-side streets. Most of these towns are situated in a region known as Jiangnan, meaning ‘south of the Yangzi River’. Many locals still continue their traditional lifestyles along the waterways, using the Yangzi’s tributaries and canals for various daily activities, such as washing clothes, catching food, and transportation.
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Top Reader-Chosen Cities in Asia for 2025

The cities of Southeast Asia are on the rise. Urban centers in the region, such as Bangkok, Siem Reap, Cambodia, and Luang Prabang, Laos—hailed for their affordable and delectable dining, historic sites, warm locals, and exciting culture—made up more than half of our list of Best Cities in Asia this year. There’s never been a better time to visit Asia, particularly to these spots, thanks to an array of stunning hotel openings, increased flights from the U.S., and favorable exchange rates. Every year for our World’s Best Awards survey, GoTravelDaily asks readers to weigh in on travel experiences around the globe to share their opinions on the top hotels, resorts, cities, islands, cruise lines, spas, airlines, and more. Readers rated cities on factors such as sights and landmarks, culture, food, friendliness, shopping, and overall value. Consequently, whether you are in town for business, on a backpacking trip, or stopping over before hitting the beaches, these cities have more than enough attractions to keep you entertained.
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Why Antwerp is Considered the Coolest City in the World

Antwerp has always been a singular place, something of an eccentric. Its reputation as a fashion and clubbing centre may have arisen in recent decades; however, dig deeper, and you will uncover a port city that has consistently pushed boundaries. From master painter Peter Paul Rubens to the eclectic beats of Rampage, Belgium’s largest port has been at the forefront of cultural trends for over 500 years. Could this be one of the coolest cities worldwide?
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Ultimate Shopping Guide in Essaouira: Best Places to Buy Local Products

Laid-back Essaouira may have fewer shops than Marrakesh; however, if you want to spend more time chilling than haggling, then the seaside city’s hassle-free souqs are for you. All of Morocco’s popular merchandise can be found in Essaouira’s compact, easily navigable medina, along with local specialties such as thuya wood, vibrant local art, raffia shoes, and organic argan oil, the country’s liquid gold.
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Best Design Boutiques in Helsinki You Must Visit

Central Helsinki boasts a concentration of shops that offer the finest in Finnish design, ranging from kitchenware and jewellery to textiles and furniture. The appeal of Nordic style and the durability of these pieces are evident in their prices; however, investing in top-quality and functional gifts and souvenirs is worthwhile. Most of the top boutiques are conveniently located within walking distance in a compact Design District.
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Explore Dundee: The Premier Design City in Scotland

Dundee isn’t an obvious destination in a country with so much to offer, but Scotland’s fourth largest city has significant plans to transform its gritty, post-industrial landscape into a thriving hub of culture and design excellence, with a particular focus on the new V&A Museum. Opening in September 2018, Kengo Kuma’s architectural marvel is the centerpiece of urban redevelopment that has garnered attention both locally and internationally.
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Explore the Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Scenic Path for Biking and Walking

One of the country’s premiere urban bike/pedestrian paths, the Indianapolis Cultural Trail connects five downtown cultural districts and is accented by stunning gardens, green spaces, and public art installations. Five years after its 2013 grand opening, the eight-mile greenway has become a destination for 1 million people a year: local business leaders biking to and from work, families out for leisurely strolls with kids and dogs in tow, and sports fans heading from downtown hotels to Colts or Pacers games.
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