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South of Florence, in the wild Maremma region that straddles Tuscany and Lazio, legendary horsemen called the butteri still work the land as they have for centuries. A growing number of agriturismi invite you to saddle up and join them as they go about their business.
If the 50 states held a popularity contest, Florida might win for its beaches alone. Our readers have selected seaside properties across the state, from Miami and Palm Beach to Sanibel Island and the Florida Keys, as their favorite places to stay.
In some parts of the world, January means hunkering down and hibernating to avoid the chill. However, in hotter climes, cultural offerings are just warming up. Therefore, there has never been a better time for temple hopping, festivals, and celebrating Christmas – again!
Tucked away in the northeastern corner of one of the USA’s most visited states, Jacksonville, Florida’s most populous city, offers all the benefits of a beach town combined with city life and Southern charm. With warm temperatures year-round—January’s highs average in the 60s—it’s always a pleasant time to visit.
The Italian region of Tuscany is justly famous for its rich history, vibrant culture, exquisite wine, and delicious cuisine. However, there’s another side to Tuscany waiting to be explored. The region’s diverse and exciting landscapes make it an ideal destination for those seeking an active holiday, offering a vast array of adventures ranging from cycling and horse riding to canyoning and scuba diving.
GoTravelDaily Local Hahna Yoon was born in Seoul, lived in New York for 17 years and came back to South Korea eight years ago. She believes that Seoul is undoubtedly one of the best cities in Asia to explore, eat and drink.
With a new year comes a fresh opportunity to see the world. For January, GoTravelDaily whisks you off to the snow-capped mountains of northern Idaho, on a treasure hunt for glass globes on an island in Georgia, and to a new Minneapolis hotel set to open right in time for the Super Bowl. Whether it’s adventure or an escape from the cold that you’re after, here are the best places to travel to in January.
There’s a buzz in Nashville. Achieving a perfect harmony ofhowdy ma’amSouthern character and a hip, urban flair, Nashville exudes a personality all its own.
Nowhere in England packs as much historical might into as small a space as York. From Romans to Vikings, the city’s past is rich and diverse, with many visible reminders of its storied history. The medieval period stands out particularly due to the influential monarchs and merchants who made their indelible marks on this northern heart of England.
A flourishing art scene might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Amman, Jordan’s capital that stretches out over seven hills and beyond. However, in recent years, a flurry of traditional and contemporary galleries have sprung up across the metropolis, attracting a wonderful and perhaps surprising array of local and international artists.
The Pyramids of Giza, the last surviving wonders of the ancient world, are undoubtedly Egypt’s most-visited attraction, and for good reason. However, farther up the River Nile, the essential artery that blesses the otherwise barren sands of the Sahara with lush life, the tombs and temples of southern Egypt harbor their own complex riddles that lie in wait, ready to be unlocked.
GoTravelDaily Local Barbara Noe Kennedy has been living in Washington, DC, for more than 20 years. She’s watched the cityscape transform from a staid affair into a buzzing global destination with an outstanding foodie scene, rejuvenated neighborhoods, thrilling theater, amazing music, and more. The short of it? It’s an exciting time to be in DC.
With more than five million visitors in 2017 alone, Athens is one of the most popular destinations worldwide. However, a number of its small treasures that truly convey the flavor of city life and best define the local culture often go unnoticed. Here are a few Athenian secrets for those keen to scratch a little under the Greek capital’s surface.
Amongst Indian foodies, Kolkata is celebrated as a gourmand’s paradise, home to one of the most evolved culinary traditions in South Asia. Locals are not only proud of their food; they approach their epicurean pursuits with sophistication. It pays to know the ropes before you visit and indulge in a Bengali feast.
Scented by slow-roasted pork and sea breezes, colored by swashbuckling history, this sun-washed medley of Spanish and American influences is a fusion of Caribbean delights.
In a regeneration area of old factories and warehouses, relics of Leeds’ 19th-century industrial might, a hooded monk looks down upon a makeshift beer garden from the top of a Grade II-listed mill. Inside, the scent of hops and malts laces the air. This is Northern Monk, one of dozens of craft breweries bringing new life to a Yorkshire beer tradition that dates back centuries.
The tropical landscape of Panama City is home to GoTravelDaily Local Martina Gili, who loves the way the metropolis surrounded by jungle offers the best of both worlds to a young family like hers.
One of the best things about Bogotá is its central location – you don’t need to travel too far to find prettypueblos, highpáramowetlands and real cowboys. So once you’ve visited the capital’s tourist sights, stick around and make Bogotá a base to explore the gorgeous and diverse countryside that surrounds the city.
If you haven’t, then permit me to take you on a little tour around Paderborn…
