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Discover Boston: A Hub of Everyday Innovation

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 202407 mins

From the country’s first university to the movement for independence, Boston has long been a city of innovation and learning, revolution and change. Today, the local education institutions and technology providers energize the city with ideas that propel it forward.

Discover Atlanta: The Cultural Hub of the South

Jon SummersNovember 6, 202406 mins

Unlike most cities, Atlanta’s claim to fame encompasses a diverse array of attractions. This thriving metropolis is celebrated for its delectable food, rich history, and hidden gems waiting to be uncovered by explorers. From cultural museums to enchanting walkways, adventure beckons in Atlanta.

Discover Everyday Adventures in Los Angeles: The City of Endless Dreams

Michael MontesNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Small wonder that Los Angeles is America’s dream factory. Its eternal sunshine seems to have baked in a spirit of endless opportunity. Sometimes success happens overnight, sometimes it takes years, but whether it’s in showbiz, the sciences, foodways, or scaling a hill to a dazzling sunset supernova, generations have striven, succeeded, and found their bliss in the City of Angels.

Algarve: Surprising Experiences Await in Portugal

Nicole PotterNovember 6, 202408 mins

I’ve always loved travel in Portugal, whether it was the tumbledown charm and boozy visits to the wineries of Porto, drinks at viewpoints and guzzlingpasteis de natain Lisbon, or striding out in awe over the bubbling volcanic landscape of the Azores. However, I’d never had much fascination with the Algarve: I assumed the region would be all crowded beaches, modern buildings, and overdeveloped resorts. Consequently, when I finally visited the region, its natural beauty, delicious cuisine, and fabulous array of outdoor activities took me completely by surprise.

Top 8 Must-Experience Festivals in Mumbai: From Human Pyramids to Cave Parties

Vodka RussiaNovember 6, 202407 mins

Mumbaikars don’t need much of an excuse to party. Whether it be a nationwide religious holiday or local church fete, events in the city are marked throughout the year with immense gusto, often drawing hundreds (if not thousands) of people out to celebrate together.

Discover Belgrade’s Iconic Socialist Monuments: The Spomeniks

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 202409 mins

Ever since the Dutch photographerJan Kempenaerspublished hisSpomenikphoto series in 2010, the Yugoslavsocialist-era monumentshave been attracting global attention due to their abstract, almost otherworldly designs. As the former capital of Yugoslavia and a city heavily affected by the war,Belgradeboasts a fair share of impressive Spomeniks that tell stories of the city’s losses and resilience during one of its darkest periods. Most of these monumental sites are located within easy reach from the city center, making them a delightful treat for architecture, art, and history enthusiasts alike.

Couples’ 5-Day Cornwall Trip: Complete Spending Breakdown

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 2024013 mins

I spent five days in Cornwall with my partner, balancing Cornish pasties, ice creams, seafood, and cider with refreshing swims in the Atlantic and coastal walks featuring spectacular views. Our trip took place in August, making Cornwall bustling with fellow tourists, with prices higher than average due to peak season. We managed to save on accommodation and transport by borrowing my dad’s car and staying in my parents’ holiday lodge free of charge (excluding petrol expenses).

The Ultimate Guide to Coffee as Your Ideal Travel Companion

John DoeNovember 6, 2024015 mins

What’s it like to travel as someone who doesn’t drink alcohol? For one thing, it can mean feeling like you’ve missed out on a whole side to a destination. No bar crawls, no searching out the local speakeasy, no making friends with locals and other travelers at some underground nightclub. Booze is, as we all know, a social lubricant, so not partaking can leave us teetotallers feeling left out. But there is a solution.

Top 6 Hidden American Road Trips for Your Travel Bucket List

Martin RuizNovember 6, 202409 mins

The United States is renowned for its plethora of jaw-droppingly beautiful stretches of highway. In fact, for many travelers, the very word “America” conjures images not of bustling cities or world-class museums (though the US offers no shortage of them) but of iconic roads such as California’s Highway 1, the Southeast’s Blue Ridge Parkway, and Montana’s Going-to-the-Sun Road.

8 Essential Tips for Complying with Venice’s Tourist Regulations

David DavidsonNovember 6, 2024014 mins

In recent years, Venice has introduced a number of policies to address their overtourism crisis. However, May 2018 saw their most stringent set of rules yet come into effect, clamping down on public nuisances like illegal street vendors, loitering, and walking around bare-chested in the city center.

Explore the Allure of Southern Spain: Top Reasons to Visit Andalucía

Lydia WilsonNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Andalucia represents Spain at its hottest and most passionate. History and culture have conspired to leave a deep imprint on this rugged, arid land, where medieval castles cling to precipitous crags and broad beaches hug both Atlantic and Mediterranean shores.

Discover 6 Unique Places to Stay in Colorado

Michael MontesNovember 6, 2024013 mins

The Centennial State is known for its offbeat offerings, and at 104,185 square miles, there’s lots of ground to cover. Luckily, we’ve done the legwork. From a yurt at a down-home hot springs to a bed-and-breakfast with goats (where you can take cheesemaking classes!) to a working ranch that’s also a nature conservancy, these are some of the most unique spots in the state for an overnight stay.

Top 7 Beautiful Beaches Near Mumbai for a Perfect Getaway

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 2024011 mins

For serious beach bums, Mumbai is nothing more than a stepping stone en route to the turquoise shores, delicious seafood and tropical vibe of Goa. However, you don’t have to travel so far south to enjoy serene sunsets and a day lounging on the sand. The coast surrounding India’s largest city boasts some of the best beaches around, serving up a dose of Goa-lite for day trippers and weekend-breakers seeking relief from the urban sprawl.

Travel Destinations Inspired by Your Favorite Harry Potter Character

David DavidsonNovember 6, 2024012 mins

Divining the destinations that suit our personalities to a tee is no mean feat for us mere muggles. If, like this GoTravelDaily writer, you’re a hardcore Harry Potter fan, add a little magic into the mix and let your favorite characters inspire your next trip.

Discover Family-Friendly Winter Adventures on British Columbia’s Powder Highway

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Hit refresh and head north to the Canadian Rockies with your family, navigating a fabled road with a snowy name: the Powder Highway. Make this the year you begin a tradition of family travel and adventure, and awaken a sense of togetherness.

Discover Wild Swimming in Zurich’s Scenic Aare River

Nicole PotterNovember 6, 202407 mins

Switzerland’s famous red-and-white square flag flies from civic buildings, adorns fridge magnets and coffee mugs, and is planted in window boxes in neat rows. There is, however, another colour that symbolises the country’s breathtaking Alpine scenery, and that is the bright blue of the Aare River.

Celebrate Havana’s 500th Anniversary: 8 Exciting Ways to Experience Cuba’s Capital

Michael BooneNovember 6, 202409 mins

Five-hundred years since its founding,Cuba’scapital city remains as resilient as its rundown buildings and elegant as the vintage cars still rolling in the streets. After nearly four centuries of Spanish rule, over 50 years of US-backed governments, and 60 years of socialism, Havana’s people (Habaneros) continue to thrive and are ready to celebrate.

Top Military and Political History Museums in Russia: A Cold War Perspective

Lauren NewmanNovember 6, 202407 mins

The Cold War has been over for almost three decades, yet geopolitical tension between Russia and the West persists today. While there’s no dedicated Cold War museum in Russia, several museums around the country examine the themes of the uneasy relationship between the East and West throughout the 20th century. If you’re a Cold War enthusiast or curious about Russia’s role in contemporary affairs, these museums are a must-visit.

Best Travel Destinations for Elementary School Kids

Michael BooneNovember 6, 202407 mins

The point where children are just starting to explore the world and articulate their questions is an exciting age for travel. Structuring your trips around what they are learning in school, while incorporating new activities, will create enthusiastic traveling companions and opportunities for personal growth along the way. Here are eight destinations to consider for your family’s travel wishlist.

Exploring Nashville’s Iconic Country Music Venues

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Nashville’s reputation as the home of country music precedes it — legends like Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and Dolly Parton frequented stages across the city, ultimately creating a permanent niche for both the genre and the town in the national psyche. This influence continues today, with the city still harboring the most storied stages in country music. Now that Ken Burns’ heralded documentary on country music has landed, here is our list of unmissable venues for all things country, bluegrass, and Americana.