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Ultimate Guide to Exploring Condado Neighborhood in San Juan

Admin06 mins

Just over the bridge from Old San Juan and Puerta de Tierra, Condado stands out as one of Puerto Rico’s most fashionable neighborhoods. Notable luxury brands such as Cartier, Louis Vuitton, and Ferragamo can be spotted along the storefronts. The area boasts a lively atmosphere with its sophisticated bistros and restaurants, making it a popular nightspot. Moreover, Condado’s hotels often present fantastic deals, allowing travelers to enjoy San Juan’s vibrant surroundings without overspending.

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Discover the Vibrant Río Piedras Neighborhood in San Juan

Michael Boone04 mins

If it wasn’t for the tremendous cultural bounty of the University of Puerto Rico, there probably wouldn’t be a guide to Río Piedras. It’s relatively far from the main tourist zones; it offers limited nightlife and dining options, and there aren’t any historical monuments worth discussing. So why explore Río Piedras? Because it houses two gems: its botanical gardens and The Museum of History, Anthropology & Art, both managed by the University.

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Top 8 Shops for Authentic Puerto Rican Souvenirs

Michael Boone06 mins

If there’s one thing San Juan has a lot of, it’s souvenir shops, but there’s a good reason for it: Souvenir shopping in Puerto Rico goes far beyond a tropical t-shirt and a shot glass with a logo on it. You can find expertly crafted products here that are unique to the island, ranging from cheap miniature figurines of saints to huge, elaborate papier-mâché folkloricvejigantemasks. These stores are good bets for quality, authentic products.

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Explore Vieques Island: A Perfect Weekend Getaway in Puerto Rico

David Davidson012 mins

A weekend on Vieques Island is probably all you need for your first trip to Puerto Rico. Many tourists spend their entire vacations here and barely set foot on “The Big Island” (mainland Puerto Rico). However, first-timers can get a good feel for what this small wonder of an island offers. Moreover, Vieques was slammed in 2017 by Hurricanes Irma and Maria; however, it is rebuilding beautifully, and tourists are returning to enjoy its charm. Most of these businesses mentioned have rebounded well after the hurricanes.

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Top Affordable Restaurants and Cafes in Moscow for Budget Dining

Barbara Griffin05 mins

Moscow boasts a variety of cafes and restaurants that deliver a unique dining experience. However, choosing the right places is crucial to avoid tourist traps and high prices. For students and budget-conscious travelers, GoTravelDaily has compiled a list of enjoyable and affordable dining spots conveniently located in the city center, all of which cater to English speakers.

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Kazan Cathedral: A St. Petersburg Architectural Marvel

Jonathon Williams06 mins

Located in the heart of St. Petersburg, the Kazan Cathedral overlooks Nevsky Prospect, the most central street of the city. The Cathedral’s proximity to the colorful Church of the Spilt Blood means it is often overlooked by visitors to the city; however, this Orthodox Cathedral is a must-see. It is one of the most important historical and architectural sites of St. Petersburg, and its stunningly beautiful exterior and uniquely detailed interior make it a worthwhile visit for any traveler.

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Top 15 Must-See Attractions in Helsinki

Melissa Sullivan016 mins

Of the five Nordic countries, Finland might be the least familiar to travelers. While hordes have descended upon the Scandinavian capitals of Oslo, Stockholm, and Copenhagen — and Iceland’s Reykjavik, of course — Helsinki remains an under-the-radar gem. This small capital city is one of the most alluring destinations in Northern Europe, offering a plethora of attractions from historic UNESCO sites to design museums to beautiful parks, alongside the kindness of local Finns and the warmth of their famous saunas.

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11 Free Activities to Enjoy in Stockholm, Sweden

David Davidson010 mins

Stockholm, Sweden is known to be an expensive city, but many travelers may not be aware that there are numerous free things to do in Stockholm as well.

Consider a Swedish City Card, a travel discount card that offers travelers in Sweden affordable transportation in Swedish cities, along with various additional discounts.

You can visit beautiful churches and museums, observe the changing of the guard at the King’s residence, and even relax on the beach—all without spending a Krona. As you explore, picking up a few Swedish phrases will help you connect with the locals.

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