A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Sometimes on vacation, all you want to do is escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. If that’s the type of getaway you’re seeking, then consider Wings Neck, an Airbnb located in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. This remarkable property not only features a private beach but also an enchanting lighthouse of its own.
This article explores the vibrant culture, culinary delights, and art scene of Seoul as experienced by author R.O. Kwon, a native of the city, during her recent visit.
The Basque Country is an autonomous region located in the North of Spain and Southern France, with a unique cultural and historical identity. This distinctiveness makes the area one of the most interesting regions to explore in Europe.
You’ve likely heard of multi-gen travel, which has become increasingly popular. A study by the 2022 Family Travel Association revealed that 47 percent of families were planning “multi-gen” trips, with GlobalData research indicating that 76 percent of respondents cite their children as the main source of inspiration for these family adventures.
Upon entering Middleburg, Virginia (population 663), you’ll immediately sense its rich equestrian heritage and deep appreciation of history. The scenic two-lane roads leading into town are often lined with charming stone-walled farms and rolling green pastures. As you wander through this picturesque landscape, you may encounter restored brick and fieldstone homes, horses grazing, and the occasional winery. When Federal-style townhouses and diverse, dog-friendly antique stores come into view, you’ll know you’ve arrived in the quaint historic district of Middleburg.
Vacationing with a young child comes with challenges, but the opportunities for deep connection are worth it.
Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Patagonia, including the best treks and places to stay.
Disclaimer: This trip to Calico was another impromptu stop on the trip (albeit a rather nice one)!
Choosing the best Disneyland rides for your toddler can be challenging. Finding ones with no height restrictions is a good start, but it’s not the entire picture.
The Los Angeles Farmers Market commenced operations in 1934 at the intersection of Fairfax and Third Street, where local farmers sold fresh produce directly from their trucks. As the concept of such markets was uncommon globally at the time, tourists quickly took notice of this impromptu Farmers Market, fascinated by the abundance of fresh produce even during winter months. Thus, the Farmers Market evolved into a permanent complex of stalls, thriving for decades.
Driving north from Kapaa on Highway 56, you’ll enter the Anahola area of Kauai. If you don’t see a town center, it’s because there isn’t one. Much of the land here is designated for those of Hawaiian descent. As you pass mile marker 14, glance at the mountain to your left, known as Kalalea Mountain. The second peak from the left bears a resemblance to a shark’s fin and has been referred to as both Mano (Shark) Mountain and King Kong’s Profile due to its likeness to the famous ape.
Arguably North America’s largest public market, Marché Jean-Talon features around 300 vendors during warmer months, making it a remarkable destination for food enthusiasts. This market is a true foodie phenomenon, showcasing items such as orange cauliflowers, purple carrots, black salts, and raw milk cheeses. The aroma of grilled merguez and wild boar adds to the experience, enticing visitors to explore. Fancy some white eggplant? Ever tried a speckled watermelon plum? The produce selection isoutstanding, often sourced locally.
There are many things that make Edaville U.S.A. unique among theme parks. Chief among them is that it was the first park in North America to feature a permanent Thomas Land. It is also one of the few parks that is specifically targeted to young children, around 12 and under, and their families, given its emphasis on the beloved Thomas the Tank Engine. Moreover, it is one of the handful of parks in northern climates that remains open most of the year. Notably, it is the world’s only park built on a working cranberry farm.
The Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington, DC, boasts some of the city’s most exceptional museums, historic homes, and foreign embassies. Additionally, it features a diverse selection of ethnic restaurants, bookstores, and private art galleries. The circle itself serves as a park and remains one of the prime green spaces in the heart of the nation’s capital. Therefore, it is a popular spot for individuals to gather and relish the fresh air on pleasant days.
Full disclosure, I’m totally biased and I have no hesitation in shouting from the rooftops about how gorgeous and picturesque my home country of Wales actually is. There are so many incredible and best places in Wales that you just have to see.
Started in 1986, this family-friendly event is perfect for a Christmas vacation. However, you won’t likely want to get in the water as temperatures in the area are traditionally quite low this time of year. Therefore, be sure to pack warm if you’re planning on traveling to see Waterskiing Santa this year.
Welcome to Port Washington, Long Island, New York. Located on a peninsula on the North Shore of Nassau County, Port Washington was once the home of the Matinecocks who called it “Sint Sink,” meaning “place of many stones.” Later, Dutch traders and English farmers moved to the area, labeling it “Cow Neck.”
With Indonesia’s long history as a land of spices, the local food—inclusive of the inexpensive yet hearty offerings available on the streets—merges local ingredients with traditional cooking techniques, producing delicious and exciting dishes. Indonesia’s legacy as a battleground for various colonial powers intertwines with its spice heritage cultivated across numerous islands.
The gorgeous western Mediterranean coast begins at the resorts around Perpignan. Its many highlights include the ancient town of Collioure with its 12th-century fortress, and the long beach of Argelès-sur-Mer on the Cote Vermeille. The coastline around the Leucate peninsula is one of France’s windiest stretches, making the area the windsports capital of France. Towns and cities like Beziers and Montpellier add to the attractions of the Herault before you come to the Bouches-du-Rhone and Marseille.
The destination of Los Cabos consists of two towns: Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, along with the twenty-mile corridor between them. Cabo San Lucas provides a modern and tourist-friendly vibe, boasting a variety of contemporary resorts, eateries, and nightlife, whereas San Jose del Cabo offers a serene atmosphere steeped in history that dates back to the 1700s.