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Food is big business in Florence. The city council introduced a law limiting the opening of new bars and restaurants in the UNESCO-listed city center. This measure was a response to concerns about the excess of tourist-focused dining options, exacerbated by a significant increase in restaurants between 2005 and 2015.
Generations of backpackers will tell you that Thailand is a fantastic destination for travelers on a budget. This is especially true for the northern city of Chiang Mai, known for its fusion of modern and traditional cultures. With plenty of affordable options, it’s easy to make the most of your visit without breaking the bank.
From Paris to Buenos Aires, you’ll want to settle in and raise a glass at these famous literary bars, notebook at the ready. Saloons, pubs, clubs, and other welcoming watering holes tend to attract writers. These places provide both intellectual and social stimulation in a cozy environment. Moreover, they offer an atmosphere where one can observe and seek inspiration, making them ideal spots for creativity.
With summer just around the corner in the northern hemisphere, travelers are eagerly planning their getaways. If you’re looking for inspiration on where to go this summer, check out these exciting destinations where many are headed.
In a landscape sparsely populated with people but covered in spruce forests, taiga, tundra, and lakes, a singular physical force reigns supreme – the 20,310 ft imposing elevation of Denali, the mountain that dominates its eponymous national park in Alaska.
Washington, DC, often gets a reputation for being costly; however, there are plenty of ways to experience the city’s attractions without spending a fortune. With a wealth of free activities and delicious, affordable dining options, you can enjoy an enriching visit on a budget.
The roads around Yosemite National Park are a driving utopia – these routes carve through expansive backcountry, sublime valleys, and pretty meadows while looping by deep gorges dotted with emerald-green forests, shimmering lakes, and ancient sequoias.
Japan has a reputation as a destination with strict etiquette, which can be intimidating for first-time visitors. However, the truth is that the traditions here are as flexible as in many other countries. Moreover, most locals are accommodating and often overlook minor cultural missteps made by foreign travelers.
The best way to navigate the enchanting region of Puglia is undoubtedly by renting your own vehicle. While major cities are easily accessible via public transportation, venturing beyond urban areas requires a more personal mode of travel. Whether you prefer a car, camper van, bike, or motorbike, having your own vehicle offers the freedom to explore at your own pace.
You will fall passionately in love with trains in Japan. Although the Japanese didn’t invent rail travel, they have perfected it in ways that are unmatched globally. Whether you’re on the latest shinkansen (bullet train) zooming across the nation at 320 km/h (199 mph) or an older regional railcar, you can expect an incredibly clean, safe, reliable, and punctual journey. Train travel in Japan is not only efficient but also a joy to experience.
Let’s be honest: Alaska isn’t exactly a budget destination. However, with some creative planning and a willingness to trade luxury for an authentic experience, a trip to this stunning northern region doesn’t have to break the bank. The good news is that entry to Alaska’s breathtaking wilderness is often free. Hiking and backcountry camping cost nothing, and if you’re lucky, you might even spot majestic wildlife like bears and moose from the bus window on scenic routes such as the Seward Highway or during an afternoon run in Anchorage.
Combining shoulder-season prices with decent weather in many parts of the world, May offers a lot to travelers. Whether you’re seeking wildlife encounters, cultural happenings, an adventurous journey, or budget-friendly destinations, this month’s round-up has something to ignite your wanderlust.
Travelers have caught on toCroatia. This beautiful country has seen prices creeping up as more people discover its charms. Luxury hotels have been rapidly emerging, particularly in upmarket resorts along the Adriatic coast and on some islands. However, more affordable options, such as private apartments and family-run guesthouses, are great choices if you’re watching every euro.
Delve into Local Strolls, a narrative exploring favorite walks in various hometowns. Each route unveils a snapshot of urban life, guiding you to lesser-known attractions and cherished local spots. Here, Chloé Braithwaite takes us on a gentle stroll through the cafes, shops, and sights of Nice’s Old Town.
Porto, the picturesque city in Portugal, has emerged as a vibrant hub bursting with arts and culture. Unlike its larger counterpart, Lisbon, Porto boasts an array of attractions, including top-notch museums, Michelin-listed restaurants, and stunning views along the Douro River. Consequently, selecting where to stay can be overwhelming due to the city’s diverse neighborhoods. Below, we present an overview of the five best neighborhoods to explore during your visit to Porto.
Hawaii consists of six main islands in its remote archipelago, each presenting unique challenges for first-time visitors when it comes to choosing the right destination. This guide from GoTravelDaily provides a detailed overview of each island’s atmosphere and attractions to help you make an informed choice.
Get ready to check off a major line item from your bucket list:Greece. This fabled land is renowned for its rich culture, delectable food, stunning outdoor experiences, captivating art, and of course, breathtaking beaches and islands. As a member of the Schengen Area, Greece is also quite accessible for many travelers around the globe. Therefore, whether you are interested in local etiquette, health, or safety, here’s everything you need to know to plan an unforgettable trip to Greece.
Québec City is a beautiful, charming city full of incredible restaurants, luxurious hotels, and independent boutiques – the perfect getaway with a delightful French flair. However, you don’t need a hefty budget to enjoy its offerings. With the right tips, budget travelers can explore the city without breaking the bank. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Québec City on a budget with GoTravelDaily.
It’s easy to find recommendations for typical first-time San Francisco visitor experiences. Fisherman’s Wharf, Pier 39, Union Square, Chinatown, North Beach, Haight-Ashbury, the Castro, and Golden Gate Park are all wonderful and have both well- and lesser-known attractions worth seeking out. However, this compact city still has several other neighborhoods begging to be explored, from an artificial island within city limits to attractions on the residential west side.
