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London’s King’s Cross neighborhood has undergone a complete reinvention over the last 10 years. Its canalside warehouses have been transformed into hip restaurants and bars, and some of the world’s leading tech companies occupy sleek new skyscrapers. Here’s our pick of the best things to do in the area.
The former Kim Hua Market may have left its fishmonger and butcher days behind, but since 1986, this old market has found its true calling: serving authentic Singaporean food to an unending and unceasingly hungry crowd of both locals and tourists, as Maxwell Food Centre.
Are you planning a future family cruise? Check out this spectacular ship from Carnival Cruise Lines.
Búzios is the best-known destination on Costa do Sol, a 190-mile stretch of beaches north of Rio de Janeiro, encompassing 13 cities. Its sunny winters make it an ideal escape from Rio.
Small Mockingbird at Usery Park.
No visitor should miss out on a waterborne tour of the splendid canals of Amsterdam, declared a UNESCO monument in 2010. These historic canals serve significant historical purposes beyond being picturesque attractions; they were essential for defense and transport in the 17th century. Despite numerous canals being filled nationwide to accommodate automobiles, Amsterdam has preserved 165 of its historic canals, making it the city with the most historic canals in the Netherlands.
Looking for an antidote to museum fatigue? A marvelous green space can truly transform a city visit, giving families a place to spread out with a picnic, ride bikes, kick a ball around, or explore a playground. Here are the most-visited urban parks in America according to the 2015 City Parks Facts report by theTrust for Public Lands, an organization at the forefront of national efforts to create city parks and raise money for local conservation.
Describing Amazing Jake’s is easy–it’s an indoor, air-conditioned amusement park. However, it offers much more, making it an excellent choice for families, especially in warmer climates like Arizona. Located in Mesa, southeast of Phoenix, it’s the only Amazing Jake’s Food & Fun in the state.
Given its bloody 20th century history, it’s easy to forget that Vietnam has a rich and diverse history that stretches back over a millennium, showcasing centuries of self-governance, culture, and civilization that rivals the best in the world.
If you’ve ever driven into Boston on the Massachusetts Turnpike (a.k.a. the Mass Pike or I-90), you know… it’s an easy drive right up until you reach Boston city limits. Then, the last few miles, you’re gripping the steering wheel with all you’ve got, holding your breath changing lanes, inching along in traffic, watching the clock on your dashboard because you’re late to an event or meeting, and dreading shelling out big bucks for parking. And you’re probably thinking, “There has to be a better way!”
Misty Fjords is located approximately 20 miles from Ketchikan and can only be reached by ship or plane. Small cruise ships featuring Inside Passage itineraries frequently include a day of sailing in this splendid park. Moreover, air excursions are available from Ketchikan.
The Breckenridge troll hike is a fun, easy walk in Colorado where you can see a giant wooden troll named Isak Heartstone. The friendly troll in Breckenridge was designed by an artist from Denmark named Thomas Dambo, and it’s one of almost 50 unique trolls that he’s built around the world, including several in the United States.
The hills and mountains in Java are full of amazing waterfalls; however, one of the best is Kabut Pelangi Waterfall in East Java. Also known as Air Terjun Kabut Pelangi, this remarkable cascade is nestled within a lush jungle amphitheater. The name translates to ‘rainbow mist waterfall’ in Indonesian, highlighting its stunning visual appeal.
Java, the most populated island of Indonesia, is renowned for its magnificent volcanic landscapes. Central and East Java are essential parts of your Indonesian itinerary.
For millennia, the Palm Springs area has been renowned for “taking the waters,” harnessing the therapeutic benefits of natural mineral-rich hot springs. This custom traces its roots back to the original Native American inhabitants, notably the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, who deeply understood and revered the healing properties of these underground waters.
Jasper National Park is often overshadowed by Banff National Park, yet when visiting Alberta, Canada, this remarkable Rocky Mountain destination should be at the top of your list. With numerous activities available, you’ll quickly see why it is celebrated as one of Canada’s most beautiful national parks. Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jasper boasts more than 11,000 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. This protected area is home to a fantastic array of wildlife, including grizzly bears, elk, bald eagles, and bighorn sheep.
The day hike from Wire Pass to Buckskin Gulch is one of Utah’s great trails, highlighting the stunning Wire Pass slot canyon with its colorful rock formations.
Munich is the Bavarian capital (technically an unofficial capital) and an absolute cultural hotspot. The city’s vibrant history, from the gripping tales of World War II to the whimsical Oktoberfest, makes it a prime destination in Germany. Moreover, surrounded by stunning scenery, Munich serves as an excellent base for various day trips, each offering a unique glimpse into the beauty and history of the region.
Planning a trip to the Big Easy and wondering where to stay in New Orleans? We’ve visited the city several times and have always chosen different neighborhoods to learn about the city. From the French Quarter to the CBD, these are the best neighborhoods to stay in New Orleans to maximize your trip.
The ‘Sunshine State’ is renowned for its theme parks, sandy beaches adorned with palm trees, and charming wildlife. Consequently, it has become a must-visit destination for travelers seeking the perfect holiday atmosphere filled with sun, sea, and sand.