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Here’s what you should know about Dripping Springs, a small town outside of Austin with scenic views, a quaint historic district, and numerous places to enjoy a refreshing beverage.
The gorgeous beachside city of Pensacola is a must-visit when in Florida, renowned for its stunning beaches. However, that’s just the tip of the iceberg! This city offers a plethora of exciting spots and activities that will surely make your trip memorable.
The brand-new Ulum Moab glamping resort just opened in Utah, and we were among the first to visit.
Everything you need to know about Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colors celebrated each spring.
With warm scones, beautiful pastries, and a glass or two of Champagne, afternoon tea is a welcome luxury. Thankfully for New York City residents and visitors, there are plenty of restaurants serving up afternoon tea. You’ll find everything from ultra-luxurious high tea with caviar and pastries in some of the city’s best hotels to simple (but still delicious) cream teas with tea and scones served alongside clotted cream and jam.
According to GoTravelDaily readers, the best resorts in Canada highlight the country’s dramatic coastlines, rugged wilderness, and legendary ski slopes. However, even if you visit to embrace the great outdoors, you certainly won’t have to rough it. Guests expect exceptional service and supremely plush accommodations at all of Canada’s top resorts, and these properties deliver time and time again.
Bulgari Hotel Roma is a prestigious addition to Rome’s ever-growing luxury hotel scene. With an ‘unmatched location,’ six sophisticated restaurants, and a stunning 60-foot pool, it represents a homecoming for the brand.
1. Discover Adventure Capitals: Explore hidden outdoor experiences near major cities.
The Finger Lakes region in upstate New York is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, exquisite wineries, and quaint small towns. Situated on the southern tip of Seneca Lake—the largest Finger Lake by volume—Watkins Glen is an ideal destination for those wishing to engage with the outdoors.
Between Formula 1 taking over the iconic Las Vegas strip in November and Super Bowl LVIII coming in February, all eyes will certainly be fixed on Sin City. With an increasing expectation of grand celebrations, there is simultaneously a shift toward more personal and intimate nocturnal experiences. Here, we highlight three unique concepts that are redefining nightlife in Las Vegas.
These are the best times to go to Finland, based on your travel goals.
A tropical paradise in the northern Indian Ocean, the Maldives offers soft, white sands, bright blue waters, and a perfect place to unplug and truly relax in a luxurious setting. The archipelago gets more popular every year, so if you want to snag one of its famous overwater bungalows for yourself, you’ll want to have an idea of the best and worst times to go. As a general rule of thumb, remember that the islands’ high season runs from November to April, while low season lasts from May to October.
Whether you’re looking for ideal weather, fewer crowds, or the perfect diving conditions, here are the very best times to visit the Maldives.
Southern California is most famous for its singular season. It’s a place where sunny days abound and golden-sand beaches are punctuated by surfers taking on the epic waves. Hiding just two hours inland from Los Angeles, travelers will find Big Bear Lake, a spectacular mountain oasis that delivers springtime wildflowers, summer hikes, fall foliage, and snow-filled fun all winter long.
The Florida Keys resemble a coral kingdom—a spectacular 125-mile chain of islands stretching south from Florida’s tip, with Key West positioned just 90 miles from Cuba. Visitors embarking on the singular road (crossing 42 bridges) will experience a magical, water-surrounded adventure.
Travelling is one of life’s most enriching experiences. It provides opportunities to explore new cultures, admire scenic landscapes, and broaden perspectives. However, as more people take to the skies, roads, and trails, the environmental impact of travel is becoming an increasingly pressing issue.
Whenever I think of Washington, I think of lush green forests, the gorgeous city of Seattle, and, of course, nature that is incredible for hiking. Its dramatic wilderness absolutely defines this Pacific Northwest state for me and is easily one of the main reasons why I really wanted to visit. That being said, with so many trails, it can be hard to nail down just a few of the best hikes in Washington State.
What is it that makes a place magical? Is it the scenery, the architecture, the friendliness of the people, or their customs and traditions? Mexico is full of places that can be considered magical once you roam off the beaten path. If you’re seeking an unforgettable experience—a taste of authentic Mexico, far away from the bustling resorts—consider a visit to one of these enchanting Magical Towns. When you experience them, you will surely be captivated, and you’ll understand why they are called “Pueblos Mágicos.”
Discover Manhattan’s High Line—a remarkable elevated park transformed from an abandoned railroad into a lush urban oasis.
Fell’s Point is one of Baltimore’s most storied neighborhoods. A seamless blend of rowhomes, bars, restaurants, art galleries, antique shops, and other stores, this charming area appeals to both tourists and locals.
Lake Needwood is a scenic 75-acre lake located in Rockville, Maryland and is part of Rock Creek Regional Park. This stunning destination offers various recreational activities, including rowboat, canoe, and pedal boat rentals, in addition to pontoon boat rides. Fishing is allowed with a valid license. The park features a visitors center, snack bar, numerous picnic areas, hiking trails, playgrounds, an archery range, and a golf course. Moreover, the Rock Creek Hiker/Biker Trail kicks off at Lake Needwood, extending 14.5 miles into Washington, DC. Thrill-seekers can enjoy the unique Go Ape Treetop Adventure, designed for adventurers aged 10 and up. Lake Needwood Park stands as one of the prime recreational attractions in Montgomery County, Maryland.