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Stretching along an island in the St Lawrence River, Montréal showcases a complicated soul with its rich blend of French and English heritage. You can explore this fascinating dichotomy and much more—art, music, dining—within its diverse neighborhoods.
Colorado is justly famous for its breathtaking landscapes: mountain vistas, sun-drenched plains, red rock mesas, and high deserts. All of which look especially fetching through a windshield.
No country in Asia, and possibly the world, is such a kaleidoscope of as Malaysia.
The epic landscapes of Morocco, from its wild Atlantic coastline to the sweeping Saharan desert and rugged mountains, make it prime road trip territory.
Guatemala is a dream destination for nature lovers and adventurers. While the country has no shortage of outdoor activities, it offers much more beyond its volcanoes and jungles.
If you want to do things at your own pace and feel confident about being behind the wheel in a foreign country, one of the best ways to tour Viti Levu is by hiring a car. Driving in Fiji is on the left, similar to the UK, and the main roads are generally paved and well-maintained.
GoTravelDaily editor Alex Butler traveled to Uzbekistan for a whirlwind trip to some of the country’s highlights and what lies beyond the Silk Road cities. Here, she shares some tips and insights for anyone planning a similar trip.
When traveling through Tuscany during the warmer months, encountering parades of people in colorful, traditional clothing inspired by medieval culture is common. Historic reenactments are deeply rooted in local folklore, taking Tuscans back to an era of city-states, tower houses, and clashing dynasties.
If you’re heading to Dubrovnik, you’re likely curious about the best places to sleep to enhance your experience in this historic city. From the charming old town to quieter neighborhoods, there are plenty of options depending on your preferences.
Attracting more than 10 million visitors annually, Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in the United States. With its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife, it’s easy to understand why it draws so many. This 520,000-plus acre treasure spans the North Carolina-Tennessee border, presenting enchanting vistas throughout the year.
The Caribbean is a favorite vacation destination for many travelers due to its stunning beaches, lively festivals, and diverse geography. The region consists of thousands of islands and cays, including 13 independent countries and numerous dependent territories, all offering unique experiences to explore.
Whether you’re keen to spot the mysterious spirit bear or listen to the songs of beluga whales, Canada’s varied terrain offers dozens of wildlife adventures that are bound to leave you in awe.
Guadalajara is one of Mexico’s shining stars: an elegant city founded in the mid-1500s with grand plazas and historic sites, world-class museums, and a culinary scene that includes everything from gourmet restaurants to taco stands.
Northeast England is elbows-deep in history – and nowhere is the region’s legacy more evident than in Durham.
Savoring an aperitif at sundown as the fiery sun sinks into the big blue has been a sacrosanct ritual in seafaring Marseille since time immemorial. However, the bar scene has evolved far beyond sailors chugging back bottles of cheap wine portside. As southern France’s grittiest, giddiest city has morphed into a metropolitan trendsetter, the drinking scene is reaching heady new heights – on its rooftops.
Despite all the hills and cobbles, Lisbon is an easy city to navigate.
You probably already know that Nigeria is a country of diverse ethnic groups, numbering at least 250, and there is no better way to experience a fraction of that multiplicity than through a road trip.
“How do you like my artwork?” says Almir Ahmetagic, a wry smile creeping across his face as he points to a large dent in the minivan we have just clambered out of. He shrugs and lets out a small laugh, his car keys jangling in his hand.
At any time of year, Central America astounds with its gorgeous beaches, exciting hikes, ancient ruins, and – above all else – extraordinary natural beauty.
History and art enthusiasts will have plenty to admire in Fontainebleau, not only at the palace, which for eight centuries was home to 34 French kings and two emperors who embellished and enriched it, but also at Vaux-le-Vicomte, which predates and inspired Versailles.