A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Tracking down the elusiveBanksy’s work is almost as challenging as the ongoing quest to unveil his identity. While Banksy is among the most recognizable street artists globally, this notoriety poses a double-edged sword for street art enthusiasts; almost immediately after confirmation of a new work, other vandals may deface it.
If you’ve never before been on safari, one of the great pleasures of travelling in Africa awaits. If you’re lucky, you’ll spend your days tracking down one species of charismatic megafauna after another, from elephants and rhinos to big cats, buffaloes and giraffes. However, what does a typical day on safari really involve?
We were stopped on a two-lane road, crowded by cornfields on either side; beyond the cone of our headlamps, there was only the deepest blue of a night barely speckled by stars. I’d just awoken from a nap, not long after crossing the border intoUkraine.
New York City is a vibrant metropolis brimming with countless activities and spectacular attractions waiting to be explored. However, with the plethora of options available, curating a manageable list of sites to visit during your stay can be challenging.
Five-hundred years since its founding,Cuba’scapital city remains as resilient as its rundown buildings and elegant as the vintage cars still rolling in the streets. After nearly four centuries of Spanish rule, over 50 years of US-backed governments, and 60 years of socialism, Havana’s people (Habaneros) continue to thrive and are ready to celebrate.
The point where children are just starting to explore the world and articulate their questions is an exciting age for travel. Structuring your trips around what they are learning in school, while incorporating new activities, will create enthusiastic traveling companions and opportunities for personal growth along the way. Here are eight destinations to consider for your family’s travel wishlist.
As much as you’d love your kids to enjoy learning about local history, haggling in the markets, or challenging their palates with unusual delicacies, the reality of family travel is that sometimes you just need to find a family-friendly attraction. Luckily, Cape Town abounds with activities for every member of your clan.
Seattle is among my favorite cities in the United States. It reminds me of Edinburgh in numerous aspects—not in terms of architecture, which is quite apparent, but more so in the atmosphere encapsulated by city life. The city is expansive enough to avoid a feeling of confinement, yet intimate enough to foster a close-knit community vibe.
The grating ‘scrunch-scrunch’ of a million squashed plastic bottles beneath our sandals made it difficult to focus. I held my mother’s hand tight to stop her from slipping.
At first, a weekend might not seem enough to do justice to São Paulo, South America’s largest city. It’s not just its size that’s impressive; Sampa (as it’s known to its friends) boasts a plethora of superlatives, from the world’s biggest Pride parade to the greatest collection of museums on the continent, as well as what might be the finest pizza outside of Italy and the best sushi outside of Japan.
Malawi, the charming lakeside country bordering Zambia, Mozambique, and Tanzania, is often recognized for its laid-back beach towns, idyllic islands, friendly people, and vibrant safari tourism. However, as James Bainbridge discovers, the stunning mountain environments are just as compelling and cannot be overlooked.
Amman is regarded as the most expensive city in the Arab world. Nevertheless, it offers affordable street eats—such as fresh falafel for under one Jordanian dinar—and an array of free activities. Whether you find yourself on a tight budget or ready to splurge during your adventures in Jordan, you’ll discover delightful experiences without spending a single piastre.
While many other cities’ baseball teams have moved into sleek new stadiums over the past few decades, Red Sox fans’ belovedFenway Park, situated right in the middle of bustling Kenmore Square inBoston, is something of a nostalgic monument to the team’s storied history.
Germany’s ‘second city’? Not so fast! Hamburg is definitely playing in the big leagues – and not only because of its incredibly chic new Elbphilharmonie concert hall. In recent years, the brisk North Sea winds have blown the cobwebs out of this Hanseatic jewel and infused it with a progressive energy reflected in edgy postmodern architecture, a cosmopolitan dining scene, and an envy-inducing quality of life. Let us introduce you to the best this exciting urban cauldron has to offer in a weekend.
The deserts and wide open spaces of the Southwest USA are among the darkest places in America and offer some of the country’s best possibilities for seeing the Milky Way in all its glory. The arid climate is reliably clear in this part of the world, so the sky is mercifully cloud-free most nights, perfect for stargazing into the heavens. Whether you have the constellations memorized or just enjoy the faint glow of starlight on your face, the Southwest USA offers something for all types of astronomers.
Tokyo is a huge, sprawling city that can seem impossible to tackle – especially when you’re short on time – but you can cover a lot with a little planning.
Every March,Valenciaignites with a burning fervor as the Spanish city celebratesLas Fallas. This remarkable festival is an exceptional blend of art, humor, and fire. The primary celebrations occur from 15-19 March, featuring dazzling fireworks, elaborate parades, and spirited street parties throughout Valencia. What distinguishes Las Fallas is the tradition of crafting magnificent sculptures intended specifically for burning. Here’s a comprehensive guide to one of the world’s most dynamic festivals.
When on holiday, your fitness routine can easily stray, and travelling can put our bodies through a lot with time zone changes, long layovers, and packed schedules. That’s why celebrities like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga have turned to personal trainer and Fitbit ambassador, Harley Pasternak, to keep them in shape while on the go.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that breakfast is the best part of the day, whether you’re an early bird eager to have your first bites by eight or a late riser needing your perfect pick-me-up brunch. From crispy croissants with warm melted cheese oozing out after the first bite to fluffy American pancakes soaked in maple syrup or a hearty Hungarian ratatouille, the options are endless in Budapest. Moreover, as all-day breakfasts are common, you don’t even have to be a morning person. All aboard the brunch bandwagon, calling at seven of Budapest’s best brekkie spots that all tick the taste box.
