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Best Spots for Stunning Views of Paris

Nicole Potter07 mins

Climb up the 223 foot (67 meters) stone staircase for an encounter with strange stone creatures that might have inspired Tolkien’s works on the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Those 400 steps take you into a different world. Fantastic gargoyles in the form of half-man, half-beast creatures, serpents and strange mixtures of talons, tongues, and claws look out over the city of Paris. Quasimodo, Victor Hugo’s famous bell ringer inThe Hunchback ofNotre Dame, isn’t one of the gargoyles, but it’s easy to imagine him up here looking out over the roofscape.

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Delicious Indonesian Street Foods You Can’t Miss

Vodka Russia014 mins

With Indonesia’s long history as a land of spices, the local food—inclusive of the inexpensive yet hearty offerings available on the streets—merges local ingredients with traditional cooking techniques, producing delicious and exciting dishes. Indonesia’s legacy as a battleground for various colonial powers intertwines with its spice heritage cultivated across numerous islands.

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Best Mediterranean Beaches from the Pyrenees to Hyères

Vodka Russia011 mins

The gorgeous western Mediterranean coast begins at the resorts around Perpignan. Its many highlights include the ancient town of Collioure with its 12th-century fortress, and the long beach of Argelès-sur-Mer on the Cote Vermeille. The coastline around the Leucate peninsula is one of France’s windiest stretches, making the area the windsports capital of France. Towns and cities like Beziers and Montpellier add to the attractions of the Herault before you come to the Bouches-du-Rhone and Marseille.

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Best Hilltop Villages to Explore in Provence

Jon Summers012 mins

Travel around Provence and everywhere you will see the famous ‘perched’ (villages perchés) or hilltop villages dotting the landscape. High on rocky crags, most villages were originally defensive, commanding the route along a valley or the surrounding rich countryside. Most were built around castles and fortified walls designed to protect the community. Historically, these villages were easily defended; in case of attack, the entrance, usually through a narrow doorway, could be blocked, and fresh water was always accessible.

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Top 8 Must-See Attractions in Bohol, Philippines

Lydia Wilson07 mins

The island of Bohol in the Philippines offers a unique blend of natural beauty and fascinating attractions. It features everything from the iconic Chocolate Hills to vibrant marine life around Panglao Island. This guide dives into the top sights and activities that every visitor should not miss while exploring Bohol. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, Bohol has something for everyone.

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Must-Visit Attractions and Activities in Bethesda, MD

Admin03 mins

Looking for things to do in Bethesda, Maryland? The thriving urban community is home to a variety of attractions, parks, recreational facilities, shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Bethesda is a popular destination to visit from around the capital region and has convenient access to downtown Washington DC and I-495. Click through the following to learn about the “must-sees” of Bethesda.

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Best USA Vacation Spots to Visit in 2025

Michael Montes018 mins

When it comes to must-see USA vacation spots, well-known hotspots such as the Grand Canyon, New York City, and Disney World are probably first to come to mind. While these destinations are popular for good reason, venturing off the beaten track has its benefits. For example, a lesser-explored place may reveal deeper glimpses of genuine Americana or open your eyes to a new kind of paradise that doesn’t have big crowds. Some places made the list simply for being an underrated locale, while others have something new happening. There’s still time to start planning your vacation bucket list for the new year, so get ready to fuel your wanderlust.

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Must-Visit Travel Destinations in Croatia

Jon Summers09 mins

Tucked somewhere between eastern and western Europe, Croatia has something to offer every type of traveler.
Its 3900-mile-long Adriatic coastline, dotted with over 1200 islands and islets, delights beach enthusiasts.
Moreover, its eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites amaze lovers of history, while its numerous national parks attract
nature enthusiasts. With picturesque towns and cities full of Roman and Byzantine ruins, and vestiges of
Venetian and Austro-Hungarian architecture, Croatia is a dream destination for art and architecture fans.

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Top Natural Wonders to Explore in Texas

Katelyn Long014 mins

From the starkly beautiful mountains of Big Bend National Park in West Texas to the moss-draped cypress trees of Caddo Lake in East Texas, the Lone Star State often surprises newcomers with its sheer variety of natural wonders. One factor in the changing landscape across the state is the amount of rain each region receives annually. The deserts of West Texas may get only around 8 inches of rain per year, while the verdant pine forests of East Texas receive about 30 inches of rain annually. The terrain also changes as you travel from west to east, with mountains in the far west, rolling hills in Central Texas, and flatlands to the east.

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Exploring San Antonio’s Historic Missions

Joshua Liu08 mins

Long before the historic battle, the Alamo was known as San Antonio de Valero. Originally built in 1744, this mission served as headquarters for Spanish efforts to convert local tribes to Catholicism. Beyond the religious goals, Spanish missionaries aimed to integrate Native Americans into Spanish society by teaching skills such as blacksmithing, farming, masonry, and carpentry.

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Explore Naumkeag Gardens: A Historical Landscape Oasis

Jessica Proctor05 mins

If you’re a garden lover, history buff, architecture fan, or avid photographer, a visit toNaumkeagshould definitely be on your Berkshires itinerary. This glorious estate in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, not only features the Gilded Age “cottage” renowned architect Stanford White designed for attorney and diplomat Joseph Hodges Choate and his family, but it also showcases one of New England’s most impressive and imaginative gardens.

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Top 13 Must-See Street Art Pieces in Austin

David Davidson012 mins

The public murals around Austin include a mix of commissioned work and unsanctioned drawings that survive because of widespread support. One notable event was when property owners announced plans to paint over Daniel Johnston’sHi, How Are Youmural; however, a loud public outcry helped save the friendly frog cartoon. Meanwhile, the Hope Outdoor Gallery was originally just an unfinished building covered in graffiti, yet neighbors and local artists have transformed it into a thriving public art space that supports aspiring artists.

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Top 6 Snorkeling Destinations in Mexico

Lydia Wilson06 mins

Snorkeling and SCUBA diving rank among the most sought-after activities in Mexico’s beach destinations. The vibrant coastlines are overflowing with stunning underwater life, and it’s no surprise that visitors yearn to explore these aquatic wonders. While SCUBA diving necessitates special training and complex gear, snorkeling can be enjoyed by virtually everyone without extensive preparation; in fact, even those who cannot swim can participate in safe environments.

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