A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Salt Lake City has a vibrant downtown atmosphere filled with skyscrapers, bustling traffic, and busy pedestrians. However, the city also offers serene parks, beautiful gardens, and lush green open spaces, providing a perfect escape from the hectic urban environment.
Fall is a magical time in Canada’s capital. So much so that gaping at the crimson, gold, and mint-green leaves is basically a sport and even has its own word: leafing.
Relaxing on the beach might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a holiday in Venice, but there’s sand on all sides if you can drag yourself away from the distractions of Saint Mark’s Square and the Bridge of Sighs. Even though the Pearl of the Adriatic sits right on the water, with all the beauty in the historic center, it’s easy to forget that there’s sand, sea, and sun just beyond the canals.
Montana is legendary as the gateway to Yellowstone and Glacier National Park. However, there’s plenty to enjoy in the state at no cost. From art walks to mountain treks, Montana’s vast landscape offers intriguing opportunities for budget-conscious travelers.
Visiting Hanoi is like hopping through a time tunnel: beyond congested roads flanked by modern skyscrapers, ancient temples and multi-storey pagodas rub elbows with French colonial mansions in the labyrinthine Old Quarter.
Back in the day, Milwaukee was best known for beer, cheese, andHappy Days, but the city has recently undergone a revival of sorts. Between its thriving art and live music scene, as well as its outstanding culinary options, you’ll find plenty to experience during your visit to Milwaukee.
With three epic national parks, reams of beach-studded coastline, an underrated capital, and more chocolate-box villages than you can shake a love spoon at, small but mighty Wales has a wealth of locations worth adding to your itinerary.
When to travel to Wales depends on a few factors – namely your budget, your tolerance for rain, and whether you have an unquenchable desire to try bog snorkeling.
Toronto is one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities. Steeped in history and culture, it also bursts with joyous, offbeat energy and inclusive attitudes. Understanding the challenges and unspoken rules is vital for making your trip here unforgettable.
Salty shores and seagulls are the default mental images of the beach, but in Minneapolis, freshwater lakes shaded by maple trees steal the show. Whether it’s the skyline-backed waters of Bde Maka Ska lake or the soft-sand banks of the Mississippi River, this city does it differently.
Visiting a city like Houston can feel overwhelming. Like many places in Texas, Houston is spread out, and local attractions aren’t centered in just one area. While neighborhoods like Downtown Houston and the Museum District are popular, they represent only a few of the many rich local communities, each with its distinct personality and appeal.
Come July and August, irresistible Ile de Ré is where you’ll find half of Paris on their holidays. With absurdly pretty villages, strips of uninterrupted golden fluffy sand, and some freshly-caught (but farcically cheap) seafood, this tiny island epitomizes laid-back French seaside chic.
Croatia is not solely defined by its picturesque coastline and islands; it is also home to eight national parks and 12 nature parks that showcase the country’s diverse biodiversity. Wandering into Croatia’s interior, nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers will encounter remarkable mountain trails, majestic limestone peaks, lush forests, rumbling waterfalls, and rich biodiversity.
For centuries, the epic beauty of Germany’s landscapes has inspired artists and writers toward the lyrical and profound. The country’s national parks highlight some of its most incredible and diverse outdoor spaces.
Whether you’re a free-spirited nature lover or a sophisticated city dweller who appreciates a daily dose of sunshine, residents of Los Angeles can all agree that one undeniable draw to living in the City of Angels is its near-perfect weather all year round. With reliable blue skies, ocean breezes, and consistently comfortable temperatures, L.A. takes pride in offering unique outdoor spaces and leisurely activities for locals and tourists alike. At the top of that list are its stunning city parks.
As a non-Indigenous Australian with much to learn about our nation’s First People, I saw the past year (with the country’s international travel ban) as an opportunity to support the travel industry while learning from its leaders.
In the last few years, RV sales have skyrocketed as more and more Americans decide to live nomadically while traveling the country. We decided to dig into the lifestyle by interviewing six individuals or couples experiencing it themselves. Here’s what you need to know.
With exceptional museums, glamorous shops, and tantalizing restaurants, it’s easy to forget that one of the best ways to enjoy Paris is outdoors. The city is filled with historic parks, gardens, and green spaces where travelers can relax like a local.
With thundering skyscrapers, frenetic strips of flashing neon, and the chaotic kaleidoscope of fast-moving traffic, Bangkok is more go-go-go than gardens and parks. It currently only has 6.79 sq m of green space per person, but plans to increase that are already taking root. Here are the 9 best parks in the city.
Even if you don’t consider yourself a dark tourist, it’s natural to be intrigued by sites associated with death and tragedy. Concentration camps, disaster memorials, and other dark tourism sites preserve the evidence of humankind’s worst cruelty. They also offer stories of hope and solidarity from the bleakest chapters of world history.