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Ultimate Gay Travel Guide to Ottawa, Ontario

Bobby Spencer017 mins

The second-largest city in Ontario and the seat of government in Canada, Ottawa has a population of about 883,000—it’s nearly 1.3 million if you factor in the metro region, which includes parts of eastern Ontario and southern Quebec. This attractive, tidy, and culturally vibrant city, bisected by the scenic Rideau Canal and separated from the smaller city of Hull, Quebec, by the Ottawa River, is just a 2.5-hour drive from Montreal and a 5-hour drive from Toronto. The nearest major U.S. cities—Boston and New York City—are about 8 hours away by car, but they’re easily reached by short (under 90-minute) direct flights.

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Explore Downtown Toronto in a One-Day Walking Tour

Stephanie Cherry09 mins

This tour highlights the downtown core and is easily done on foot by most people. The total walking distance over the day is about 10 km (just over 6 miles). The tour completes a circuit from Yonge Street to Queen Street to Spadina to Dundas Street and back to Yonge (see map). The length of the tour depends on how long you spend at each point. Some tourists never make it past the morning visit to the shopping mall!

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Ultimate One-Day Self-Driving Tour of Los Angeles

Billy Conley014 mins

What should you do in LA if you only have 1 day to spend? This one-day driving tour will give you a glimpse of the top LA sights from Hollywood to Venice Beach. It assumes you have your own car or a rental car for the day. If it’s summer, start in Hollywood to end up in Venice for sunset on the beach. Conversely, if it’s winter and the sun is setting at 4 pm, do the tour in reverse and start at the beach, concluding in Hollywood after dark.

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Explore Olvera Street: The Heart of Mexican Culture in Los Angeles

Admin017 mins

You don’t have to travel to Tijuana to get a taste of Old Mexico; there’s a clean, nicely packaged slice of Mexican California right in downtown L.A. at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, also known as Olvera Street. Technically, El Pueblo encompasses the whole block of historic buildings, while Olvera Street is the alley turned into a vibrant pedestrian Mexican Marketplace that runs down the middle of the block. However, the terms are often used interchangeably, with the entire area commonly referred to as Olvera Street.

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Discover Ohio’s Enigmatic Indian Mounds: A Guide to Ancient Earthworks

Billy Conley06 mins

The State of Ohio is renowned for its rich history, featuring over 70 Indian mounds, which serve as burial sites for the Adena and Hopewell tribes, known as the “mound builders.” These tribes inhabited central and southern Ohio from around 3,000 BCE until the 16th century. When visiting Ohio’s Indian mounds, one can experience fascinating historical insights and cultural enlightenment, making a perfect weekend side trip from Cleveland.

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Explore the Best Lounges and Bars on Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas

Vodka Russia012 mins

There are lots of great places to party, drink, and socialize on the Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas. After all, it’s one of the largest cruise ships in the world. The numerous bars and lounges are scattered all around the ship, from the tranquil Solarium Bar forward on deck 16 to the party lounges in the Entertainment Place “neighborhood” on deck 4.

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Explore New York City with a Sex and the City Tour

Billy Conley06 mins

Whether you watched “Sex and the City” religiously when it aired or currently binge-watch reruns, visiting the iconic locations from the show is a delightful experience for any fan. While there are organized tours available that typically last about three and a half hours, exploring at your own pace allows for a more personalized adventure. Below are some must-visit film locations from this beloved HBO series.

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Explore The Haven on Norwegian Getaway: Luxury Cruises

Joshua Liu09 mins

The Haven is an exclusive area on the Norwegian Getaway for guests in one of the seven categories of suites: S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, and S9. With 42 luxurious suites located on decks 15 and 16, alongside 16 Haven Spa Suites adjacent to the Mandara Spa on deck 14, the Haven offers an exquisite cruising experience. Additionally, there are 22 Haven aft or forward-facing penthouses situated on decks 9-14. Guests in The Haven can also indulge in a private restaurant, lounge, outdoor pool, and sundeck.

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Ultimate Dining and Cuisine Experiences on Norwegian Getaway

Oscar Walters09 mins

The Norwegian Getaway features over 20 diverse dining venues catering to around 4,000 guests. These options span a wide variety of cuisines and ambiances designed to please every palate. While some venues may be familiar from previous cruises, such as the main restaurants and an expansive buffet on the pool deck, others, including the Geoffrey Zakarian seafood restaurant, offer fresh experiences for cruise travelers.

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