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Top 10 Coffee Spots in Cape Town for Your Caffeine Cravings

Billy ConleyNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Single-origin flat whites, pourovers, and nitro brews everywhere and not a single Starbucks in sight: these days Cape Town’s coffee culture is as much a part of city life as a visit to the beach or a hike up Table Mountain. Whether it’s found in unassuming side street hole-in-the-walls, flamboyant city centre cafes, no-nonsense roasteries, or friendly neighbourhood coffee shops, coffee is a key part of Cape Town life. Here are the ten best places to grab a cuppa.

Explore the Cultural Richness of Uganda’s Batwa Tribe

Lydia WilsonNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Visitors may be drawn to Uganda’s tantalising Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by the chance to see the endangered mountain gorillas, but there’s another reason to make the journey: the Batwa.

Auburn vs. Alabama: The Ultimate College Rivalry Takes to the Streets

Joshua LiuNovember 6, 202407 mins

Nothing unites Alabamians like their love for football. Moreover, nothing quite divides them like the rivalry between the University of Alabama and Auburn University. This animosity culminates in the annual Iron Bowl, a spectacular event in American college football. Therefore, in the spirit of this ‘healthy’ competition, we’re comparing Tuscaloosa and Auburn to see who comes out on top.

Ann Arbor vs. Columbus: The Ultimate College Town Comparison

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 202405 mins

The University of Michigan Museum of Art, established in 1856, showcases exceptional African art and features inspiring outdoor sculptures. In downtown Ann Arbor, you will find the renowned independent bookstoreLiterati, celebrated for its unique literary offerings. For a glimpse of stunning architecture, visitBurton Memorial Tower, home to one of the world’s rare grand carillons.

Top Seattle Day Trip: Explore Bainbridge Island

Michael BooneNovember 6, 202405 mins

Seattle is among my favorite cities in the United States. It reminds me of Edinburgh in numerous aspects—not in terms of architecture, which is quite apparent, but more so in the atmosphere encapsulated by city life. The city is expansive enough to avoid a feeling of confinement, yet intimate enough to foster a close-knit community vibe.

Top 15 Activities and Attractions in Wellington, New Zealand

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 202408 mins

Wellington, while smaller than cities like London or New York, offers a plethora of experiences that are distinctly Kiwi. Its charm is evident through the numerous attractions and activities that make it a worthwhile destination.

Explore the Wild East: Top Outdoor Adventures in Québec

Vodka RussiaNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Travel writer Mike MacEacheran stepped into the wilds of Québec just outside of Montréal to see what adventures he could find. Here’s what he discovered.

Discover the Hidden Wonders of a Nebraska Getaway

David DavidsonNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Nebraska might not land on the top of many bucket lists, but that’s part of its charm. The wide-open spaces, along with promises of fresh air, clean water, dark skies, and good steaks, make it the perfect getaway for off-the-beaten-path travelers. Here are the reasons why you should consider visiting Nebraska.

Essential Tips for Travelers: Uncovering Hidden Resort Fees

Michael MontesNovember 6, 2024011 mins

Travel is supposed to be filled with good surprises — unexpected new tastes, sights, and sounds that delight and inspire us.

Exploring America’s Most Remote Vacation Destinations: A Family’s Adventure

Jon SummersNovember 6, 2024011 mins

An American couple, Ryan and Rebecca Means, is on a mission to identify the most remote locations in each state in theUS, embarking on documentary expeditions to these wilderness sites with their 10-year-old daughter, Skyla.

Exploring Cape Town’s Free andControversial Public Art Scene

Billy ConleyNovember 6, 202409 mins

Cape Town’s streets and parks are filled with public art installations, many of them commemorating South Africa’s troubled past. Some are embraced by the citizens, whereas others have provoked heated reactions from Capetonians who don’t always agree with the artists.

Ultimate Guide to Budgeting for a Camping Trip in the New Forest

Martin RuizNovember 6, 202408 mins

A group of friends and I spent three nights camping in the New Forest, UK, at the end of the English summer. We go on annual camping and festival trips together; it’s our favourite, budget-friendly activity to be outdoors, play games, and chat around a campfire.

Discover Ljubljana’s Neo-Bistro Trend: Enjoy Local Cuisine with Flair

Vodka ManNovember 6, 2024010 mins

With vegetables growing literally on the city’s doorstep, and orchards and vineyards an easy morning’s ride away, Ljubljana’s restaurants have always had access to the freshest of ingredients. However, while the resulting cuisine has always been wholesome, solid, and earthy, it often lacked a certain sophistication. With the arrival of the neo-bistro in Slovenia’s pint-sized but big-hearted capital, all that is changing.

Sustainable Living in Germany’s Black Forest

Vodka ManNovember 6, 2024013 mins

More green than black despite its name, the Black Forest is a star that just keeps on rising when it comes to eco-friendly initiatives, sustainable travel, and conservation. With a new biosphere reserve, cities shining with solar power, and mile upon spirit-lifting mile of diligently marked hiking and e-biking trails, this region has swiftly become one to watch.

Top 7 Vegan Restaurants in Miami for Healthy Eating

Billy ConleyNovember 6, 202408 mins

Being a carnivore in Miami’s Caribbean and Latin-influenced foodscape is a breeze. Need proof? Look no further than the roast pork, creole-sauced goat, and citrus-marinated hunks of tuna dished up all around the city. However, if your tastes run closer to tofu than T-bones, Miami’s budding vegan scene has plenty to keep your palate entertained.

Is Travel Insurance Necessary? Essential Guide to Travel Coverage

Michael BooneNovember 6, 202409 mins

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Creating Europe’s Yellowstone: The Făgăraș Mountains Conservation Campaign

Joshua LiuNovember 6, 2024014 mins

As darkness envelops the Făgăraș Mountains in Romania, we contemplate our surroundings when suddenly, a brown bear emerges, showcasing its dramatic flair. Approximately half the size of a full-grown adult, it roams the forest clearing, alternating between sniffing the wet soil and gazing at the cool night air.

Discover Procida: Italy’s Hidden Gem Island

Joshua LiuNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Procidahas the same tumble of pastel houses, the same boat-speckled harbours, and the same bougainvillea-draped streets asCapri– but without the crowds. TheBay of Naples’s smallest island has somehow remained off the tourist trail, with a flurry of vacationing Neapolitans in August. Come September, the holiday-goers disappear, leaving near-empty volcanic beaches and silent old towns behind.

Discover the Best Winter Activities in Saariselkä, Lapland

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 202409 mins

If you long for an active winter break but desire an alternative to crowded pistes and predictableaprès, head to Saariselkä, at the very heart of Finnish Lapland. Here, you’ll experience a landscape of pristine, sub-zero silence, where the best way to appreciate the astonishing surroundings is to be outside in them – no matter how cold it is.

Ultimate Weekend Guide to Exploring Amsterdam

Katelyn LongNovember 6, 202408 mins

Enchanting Golden Age canals lined by gabled buildings, rambling parks, cozy bruin cafés (traditional pubs), magnificent museums, diverse cuisine, and some of Europe’s best nightlife make Amsterdam a captivating place to spend a weekend. Its compact size and flat terrain make it easy to explore its vibrant neighborhoods as the locals do – by bike (rental companies are everywhere). Here’s our guide to the perfect weekend in Amsterdam.