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Salzburg boasts an extraordinary amount of culture for a city of its size. For centuries, prince-archbishops built castles, palaces, and abbeys to hide treasures from the outside world. Furthermore, music lovers will be delighted to know this is the city where Mozart was born and where Maria inspired the world to sing.
As a former sugar plantation colony, Barbados was stripped of much of its native forest cover under the British, but there are still some wonderful swathes of tropical greenery to explore. You can roam dense forests, meander through rugged seaside parks, or stroll delightful gardens, all within a short drive of Bridgetown, Barbados’ historic capital.
Surfers can be quite protective about their breaks. Localism, the tendency to safeguard one’s home waves, is prevalent globally. Whether paddling out at Trestles in Southern California or navigating lesser-known waves, it’s crucial to respect local customs.
There’s no better activity during summertime in the high desert than one that involves cooling down in the water. Whether you like to swim, boat, tube, or just dip your toes in the pool’s shallow end, here’s a list of the best ways to make a splash when you get to Bend, Oregon.
High-speed rail travel is continuing to flourish in Europe with a direct line between Paris and Berlin slated to launch next year. French rail operator SNCF said the service could be in operation as soon as December 2023.
A windswept and beautiful coast is the face that South Africa presents to the world – at turns tempestuous and tamed, stormy and sublime. It spans two oceans as it winds its way down the Atlantic seaboard in the west and up into the warmer Indian Ocean waters to the east.
Once a smoky industrial powerhouse known as the “City of 1000 Trades,” Birmingham in the 21st century is a vibrant and diverse city that’s home to a plethora of distinctly local attractions.
A modern European oil city built on the back of a rich maritime heritage, Aberdeen is the energetic kingpin of northeast Scotland. While the boom times may come and go, this dynamic coastal metropolis never ceases to thrill with its free museums, outdoor adventures, and natural attractions right on the city’s doorstep.
At first sight, Gyeongju seems so vast as to require a guided tour. Yet the many sights in this historic city are remarkably easy to navigate on your own.
Captain Chelsey Burnett “Sully” Sullenberger, the pilot behind the “Miracle on the Hudson” 13 years ago, will see the Carolinas Aviation Museum renamed in his honor.
As it’s so central, Nicosia, the divided capital of the island of Cyprus, affords many excellent day trips. Though the city holds many delights of its own, it’s also a wonderful base from which to explore the surrounding area.
Famously optimistic and outdoorsy, Boulder has a reputation for being an expensive destination. Rugged mountain views, easily accessible trails, a thriving food scene, and an outdoors lifestyle attract high-paying industries like aerospace, cleantech, and software, making it a desirable spot for young talent.
The beach may be the main attraction in Malibu, but there’s plenty to do in this gorgeous California town away from the surf, too.
Edinburgh is perfectly situated for exploring Scotland’s southern heartlands. From ancient palaces to uninhabited islands for wildlife-watching, here are the best day trips from Edinburgh to experience this winter, all accessible by bus or train.
With summer crowds subsiding and its rock ridges sometimes punctuated by a dusting of snow, the chilly winter months can still be a magical time for a visit to Grand Canyon National Park. However, travelers should note that several services are scaled back starting December 1.
You probably know that Bora Bora’s lagoon is ridiculously picturesque, inventing shades of blue that you didn’t even know existed. However, does Bora Bora have beautiful beaches to match this incredible lagoon?
With dozens of diverse enclaves spread out across the five boroughs, New York City has something for everyone – namely thousands upon thousands of shops, from local small businesses to big-name international brands.
Located in the Sonoran desert of Southern California at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains, Palm Springs has attracted visitors for generations. The area’s historical allure began with the Cahuilla Indians, who were drawn by its plentiful shade and water, including the hot springs that inspired the city’s name. Subsequently, movie stars found refuge here, seeking to escape the limelight while remaining close to Los Angeles. Today, this laid-back destination continues to entice sun-seekers, snowbirds, and celebrities alike.
One of the world’s most vast and ancient civilizations, China is not just one region, cuisine or culture. It’s a giant and complex patchwork of cultural groups, histories, cuisines and languages. As you might expect, there’s a lot to see.
The world has long been awake to Amsterdam’s charms, and ever-skyrocketing visitor numbers mean the city can feel uncomfortably crowded in summer. While you might not be guaranteed good weather in winter, it can be a more pleasant time of year to discover this atmospheric European gem. Here are the best things to do in Amsterdam in winter.