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A grand city on a grand river, Liverpool was once a thriving home to industry and trade before post-war decline set in. Now with a rejuvenated waterfront and a soundtrack provided by the greatest band of all time, the city’s friendly character gives an added warmth to its wealth of unique attractions.
The capital city of the Faroe Islands, Tórshavn, may be small, yet it offers an array of engaging activities. One must not underestimate the multitude of attractions available to visitors.
With priceless artworks by some of the most important artists and invaluable historical collections, Amsterdam’s museums and galleries astound visitors with their quality and variety. Despite the Dutch capital’s compact size, there are numerous options across all genres, offering a wealth of choices for art and history enthusiasts alike.
From the headwaters of the Mississippi to the birthplace of Bob Dylan and the Greyhound bus line, there’s a lot of Americana to be found just a few hours from Minneapolis.
The towering sequoias in Giant Forest at Sequoia National Park have reopened to the public on select days until the end of the year as part of the park’s phased reopening following recent wildfires.
Summer in Cyprus is everything you could hope for from the Mediterranean: warm waters, hot days, plenty of sun, crowds that never stop partying in the resort towns, and good walking weather in the hills.
Cyprus is famed for its pristine beaches; however, don’t overlook the serene national parks and reserves that should be included in your itinerary. From dense pine forests with only the sound of wind bending the pine needles to untouched beaches marked solely by the tracks of sea turtles and wild donkeys, you will uncover a very different side of this stunning island.
Moab is a fantastic destination for free adventures. Aside from the occasional park entry fee, the trails, rivers, canyons, and wilderness surrounding the town invite exploration at no cost. Additionally, there are opportunities to access the Canyonlands and Arches National Parks for free. You can save on accommodation by camping in some of the primitive campsites found on BLM and other public lands outside the parks.
With approximately 300 days of sunshine each year and a pleasantly warm climate, it is evident why Valencia is a favorite destination throughout the year.
Milan is one of the busiest cities in Italy, and its traffic can be challenging to navigate. It bustles from early morning to late at night, and the lack of parking, along with many areas where traffic is limited, adds to the complexity. Therefore, it is highly advisable to leave your car behind when visiting Milan and utilize the city’s reliable public transport. From the metro to trams to bike-sharing services, here’s what you need to know about moving around the city of the Madonnina.
Observing some of the world’s most magnificent marine mammals in their natural habitats is a remarkable experience. The thrill of boat excursions to witness these majestic creatures is truly unforgettable. Herein, we present some of the premier locations for whale watching across the globe.
Stretching along the western shore of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is a fairly spread-out city. However, most of the main attractions are conveniently situated in and around the downtown area, making the city easy to explore.
A city of starkly contrasting seasons, the best way to get around Minneapolis hinges on when you visit. Despite the month, however, the city is pretty easy to navigate thanks to its grid layout, pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly paths, a wide-spanning public transit system, and plenty of rideshare availability.
Local Indigenous groups have praised US President Joe Biden’s “positive step” in reinstating protections to two key national monuments in Utah, after they were drastically downsized under the Trump administration.
Getting from A to B in Colorado Springs is a breeze when you travel by car. Without four wheels, it can be trickier, particularly if you want to reach outlying sights like the Garden of the Gods or Pikes Peak. However, public transport works well downtown, and many locations are easy to reach by bike or on foot.
Charming Charleston makes you feel like you stepped back in time with its striking architecture and easy-going rhythm. However, this modern city’s incredible cuisine reflects the diversity of its population, as does its cultural scene.
In Colorado Springs, beautiful mountain vistas, awesome outdoor adventures, and interesting cultural experiences are available year-round. The visitors center at the Garden of the Gods offers an interactive way to see a 365-day time lapse of the famous rock formations. Whether you choose to visit in the summer when the landscapes are green, in the fall when the foliage is at its prime, or in the winter when everything is under a blanket of snow, you won’t be disappointed.
Gatlinburg, Tennessee is known as the ‘Gateway to the Smokies’ for a reason. This tiny East Tennessee mountain resort, with a population of just 3,754, is nestled against the western edge of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Technically a sub-range of the Appalachian Mountains, the Smoky Mountains offer a wild expanse of rounded ridges, often shrouded by the mists that give the national park its name.
Sprawled across 14 islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea, Stockholm is surrounded by water. The city’s many waterways are among the cleanest in the world, making it possible to swim right in the urban core.
As the capital of Virginia, Richmond is steeped in significant history – and as the former capital of the Confederacy, some of it can be painful. However, this city by the James River is also overflowing with charm, a delightful food scene, impressive art, and an abundance of breweries.