A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
A fiddle scratches out a sweet wail in a sweatbox dance hall. The wheeze of a button accordion adds a waltzing rhythm. These are the beginning bars of Cajun music, the aural legacy of rural southern Louisiana. It’s a soundtrack that can alternately move you to tears or intense dancing (and sometimes both) in the space of a few bars.
Atlanta may be best known for its love for Coca-Cola, but the city also boasts an artistic atmosphere that provides some seriously scenic shots for your camera to capture. Go beyond the Fox Theatre’s overplayed sign and seek out these 10 spots for your social media feed.
The culinary landscape of Busan – South Korea’s second city – is marked by lively markets, iconic street food, and local variations of Korean fare. Thanks to its oceanside location, the seafood is second-to-none.
In Patagonia, it’s the silence that captures your attention first, followed by the breathtaking landscapes – snow-dusted mountains resembling dollops of whipped cream, shimmering lakes, and aquamarine icebergs floating past giant, jagged glaciers that crash and calve into the milky blue water below.
Often overlooked yet beloved by all who’ve set foot in its piñon-clad arid mountains, New Mexico encompasses all that makes the Southwest USA so magical. It is blazing neon sunsets and dusty summer afternoons, monsoon rains, and otherworldly white sands. And it iscomida gloriosa comida: pulled pork tamales, blue corn chicken enchiladas covered in melted cheddar, rich red chile-stewed pork, and green chile on everything.
Haifa is moody in the best possible way. Israel’s third-largest city is a jigsaw of neighborhoods between the slopes of Mt Carmel and the Mediterranean Sea. Interlacing communities—Arab and Jewish, Baha’i and Druze, Ethiopian and Russian—all bestow energy on this dynamic city, where traffic buzzes between millennia-old shrines, peaceful promenades, and lively food markets.
Awakening from the slumber of a long winter, summer in Montréal is an extravaganza of options. An international metropolis dressed in the charm and accessibility of old-world Europe, the cultural hub of ‘la belle province’ offers it all. To get the most of your summer lounging, sit back at one of these outdoor spots and soak it all in.
Explore remarkable coastal ruins around the globe that showcase history and culture beyond the beach.
Our readers’ love affair with Italian cities continues this year, with Florence taking top honors as the best in Europe yet again. Rome and Siena also ranked highly, reflecting the fact that Italy, for many, ticks all the boxes for what you want out of a vacation. As one reader put it so brilliantly when describing Rome, “the cradle of civilization lives cheek by jowl with modern life.” Additionally, another reader shared, “Called the Eternal City for good reason. It has everything — history, culture, religion, and food.”
The FME music festival in Quebec, Canada, might be the most eclectic music festival in North America, featuring up to 70 live performers across various genres along with a stunning array of art installations. However, what truly makes this festival unique is the experience beyond the announced venues.
Athens has been awarded the title of the Unesco World Book Capital for 2018, and visitors can enjoy an array of literary events that are taking place in the city throughout the year. However, there are plenty of destinations outside the Greek capital to satisfy any literature lover. Let’s take a short journey around some famous Greek locations that have served as the setting for numerous international bestsellers.
In recent years, Kyiv has seen numerous trendy new cafes opening on its bustling sidewalks and in hidden courtyards. Consequently, there are now enough top-notch establishments around the city to satisfy the cravings of coffee-loving locals and visitors alike. These cafes offer a cozy ambiance, high-quality products, and an excellent selection of brews and snacks. Whether you’re in the mood for hip indie spots or romantic retro hangouts, Kyiv has it covered.
China’s third-biggest city, Guangzhou, is the beating heart of the megalopolis that is the Pearl River Delta. This location along the South China Sea has long made Guangzhou one of China’s most important trading ports, characterized by a colonial background and a culturally diverse society.
Sometimes traveling the world can be exhausting, especially with the scorching weather. Therefore, a little afternoon downtime is absolutely essential. Ice cream shops serve as the perfect escape for anyone needing a break from the heat, particularly families with kids in tow. While ice cream parlors can be found in just about every town in the US, some shops stand out for more than just their creamy treats.
Sitting pretty on the banks of the Ohio River, Louisville rolls out a warm welcome steeped in bourbon and Southern hospitality. Although traditional Kentucky cuisine still maintains a firm grip on the culinary lexicon, this ‘Bourbon City’ is full of surprising edible discoveries. Here are a few of the most delicious pockets of town to explore, and a few dishes you’ll want to dig into when you get there. Pack an appetite, y’all.
One walk down its quaint streets, one sip of its celebrated coffee and Costa Rica was home for GoTravelDaily Local Maria Esther Abissi. Seven years in and the city of San José is only getting better. Whether it’s a night of dancing at one of the bars on Barrio Escalante, dining at the trendiest restaurants, or a lazy afternoon spent at a city museum,Pura Vida(the simple life) is always within reach.
Ireland’s four liveliest cities – the culture-packed hubs of Dublin, Cork, Galway and Belfast – teem with fascinating museums and galleries, fabulous food and drink scenes, and legendary live music and nightlife. Once you’ve experienced all the urban excitement, escape into glorious landscapes featuring ancient sites, picturesque towns, and traditional Irish villages just outside city limits.
Probably one of Italy’s most famous cities to visit, Pisa is a must-see destination during your trip to Italy. While many are familiar with the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the city offers an array of captivating experiences and activities that make it perfect for a day trip or longer stay.
Classic road trips are evolving into something more fully charged. As countries and rental companies make the electric leap, choosing to reduce your carbon footprint with an EV has never been easier.
Ambitious environmental initiatives are making the French capital cleaner and greener than ever. Visitors to Paris today will encounter riverbank parks reclaimed from expressways, new gardens, vegetated rooftops, and living walls. Moreover, there are fewer cars, more cycling paths, and eco-friendly public transport options, including sleek, silent Eiffel Tower wind turbines partially powering its operations. This transformation extends to hotels and restaurants that actively utilize sustainable products and local produce.