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Craft breweries have arrived en masse in Tijuana, and it’s no surprise to those who know the city well. From parts of town, you could literally throw a rock over to San Diego, the oft-dubbed craft beer capital of the USA. As is typical with two nearly twin cities, trends are traded, and the beer horizons in Mexico quickly expanded beyond Corona and Tecate.
Hygge(pronounced ‘hougga’) is a Danish concept encapsulating comfort and conviviality that transcends seasons. While many associate hygge with winter comforts like soft blankets and candles, Copenhagen embodies this form of contentment year-round. This vibrant city is characterized by ergonomic design and a lifestyle focused on life’s little pleasures. Enjoy quality time, charming locations, and delightful experiences in Denmark’s capital, particularly during the summer months.
Budapest is not the easiest place for vegetarians: pork dominates the menu, and even if something looks veggie-friendly, chances are it’s cooked with pork fat or sprinkled with fried pieces ofszalonna(Hungarian bacon). Until recently, vegetarians in Budapest were pretty much limited to a diet of salad, fried mushrooms or cheese, while being vegan probably meant you had to survive on bread and a tin of chickpeas.
Who says you have to leave the confines of your city to find an adrenaline fix? Here, our GoTravelDaily locals share a selection of adventurous endeavors in the heart of some of the world’s largest metropolises, from in-line skating on the streets of Paris to a fearsome spice challenge in Singapore.
Considered one of the greatest rail journeys in the world,The Ghantakes three days and four nights to travel through the guts of Australia. Southward bound, it departs from Darwin in the Northern Territory, and snakes its way across the desert to Adelaide, approximately 2979 kilometers away, in South Australia. Along the way, passengers stop off at iconic outback towns—Katherine, Alice Springs, and Coober Pedy—where day excursions provide a deeper insight into this remarkable landscape.
As volatile as the political climate can seem these days, the seat of our government is rooted in history and tradition, a fact that is mirrored by our readers’ consistent choices in where to stay. When it comes to the top hotels in Washington, D.C., renowned luxury brands like the Four Seasons, St. Regis, Mandarin Oriental, and Ritz-Carlton perennially make the World’s Best list, as do boutique, independent properties that have been welcoming political power brokers for decades.
Last year,GoTravelDailynamed Canada our Destination of the Year — and for good reason. With awe-inspiring national parks, unsung wine regions, and pristine coastlines, it offers an array of rural, outdoor-focused adventures. However, the cities don’t disappoint either. Moreover, when we asked GoTravelDaily readers which ones stood out from the pack, they were quick to cite walkability, the warmth of the locals, and the diversity of cuisine as key factors in their selections.
When it comes to resort vacations, finding the perfect combination of sun, sand, and delectable world-class tacos is hard to beat. However, there’s so much more to Mexico than just its beautiful beaches. Consequently, American travelers have been flocking to Mexico’s stunning coasts for decades, and for good reason. With experienced hospitality, Mexico’s seaside towns have perfected the art of beach resorts, and this list showcases the country’s premier resort hotels.
The next day in Fort Lauderdale, we started the day with a breakfast of champions at thePelican Grand Beach.
If you want to start your day on a beach and end it on a mountaintop, or grab lunch at some of the best restaurants in the world and then venture out to a 1,500-year-old archaeological site — it’s time to head south. From the glittering beaches of Rio de Janeiro to the exquisite culinary scene in Lima, South America’s largest cities are home to some of the finest hotels in the region. Notably, Cuzco, the gateway to Machu Picchu, boasts four excellent properties, a remarkable feat for a city with fewer than half a million inhabitants.
Travel trends may come and go, but bucket-list destinations like the Taj Mahal tend to endure. This may explain why our readers selected **Oberoi Amarvilas** in Agra as their favorite Indian resort hotel. The property offers spectacular views of India’s most iconic monument from all 102 rooms and suites. “Absolutely stunning grounds,” remarked one fan. “It was a treat to stare at the Taj all day.”
Every visit to Greece excites me! The delightful cuisine, the laid-back atmosphere, and the myriad of flavors I devour upon arrival are just a few reasons why this country remains close to my heart.
Set atop a pretty promontory that extends into the Adriatic Sea, Zadar has a compact and attractive old town of golden-hued churches and Roman ruins that sits against a stirring backdrop of dramatic limestone mountains and distant scattered islands.
Less touristy than the other main Dalmatian coast hubs of Dubrovnik and Split, Zadar is a vibrant city with lively nightlife and an exciting culinary scene. The city also serves as a launchpad for excursions to remote offshore islands and beautiful national parks.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that, despite countless hours of research, sometimes even the most eagerly anticipated trips can go spectacularly wrong.
Sailing on an intimate ship offers numerous benefits, including the ability to reach less accessible ports and smooth disembarkation. The following destinations and brands are exceptional choices for this style of cruising.
So you’re planning a visit to the City of Angels, and you’re a bit daunted. We hear you. At about 4,000 square miles, LA County is larger than some US states, and with over 10 million inhabitants in the greater metro area, it’s far and away America’s most populous county. There are more people here than in many European countries, all packed into a space one-quarter the size of the Netherlands.
“So, what took you so long to come to Bermuda?” My husband, Rob, and I were sitting at the handsome wood-paneled bar of the Rosewood Bermuda, and the bartender, Owen Lightbourne, was ever-so-politely calling us out. We’d just arrived at the palatial resort, which sits a stone’s throw from sprawling estates owned by notable figures. There are four pools, a croquet lawn, and sweeping ocean views. Our room wasn’t ready yet, so we were killing time while our toddler, Bobby, happily ran between our seats.
West of Washington DC, Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley is a picture-perfect realm of history-filled villages, apple orchards, and breathtaking mountain scenery. However, throughout this noble green valley, you’ll also find some unexpected sights, including the world’s largest musical instrument and a larger-than-life Johnny Appleseed. Consequently, some of these stranger-than-fiction quirky attractions have to be seen to be believed, so get packing.
While many perceive the island of Hawaiʻi as a mere lump of cooling lava in the Pacific Ocean, this perspective is quite misleading. The total area affected by the 2018 lower Puna lava flows is just under 14 square miles, amidst an island that spans 4,028 square miles. The majority of the island remains unaffected and is as beautiful as ever.
