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Affectionately known asLa Grassa(the plump one, due to its rich culinary traditions),La Dotta(the learned one, referring to its illustrious university founded in 1088), andLa Rossa(the red one, named for both its terracotta buildings and its historically left-leaning politics), Bologna offers a compelling combination of medieval significance to its visitors.
GoTravelDaily staff frequently test a diverse array of gear during our expeditions, and certain products stand out as genuinely transformative for dedicated travelers. Whether it is a camera that adds a touch of whimsy to our journeys or a solution to safely transport wine or olive oil, these essential items have proven invaluable on the road.
One of Boston’s most popular attractions, the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail comprises 16 colonial and revolutionary historical sites, tracing the locations of the events that earned this town its status as the “Birthplace of the Revolution.” Whether you prefer to walk the trail at your own pace or join a guided tour, use this guide to summon your inner Paul Revere and follow the redbrick road, from the Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument.
Traditional bathhouses are an essential part of contemporary South Korean culture and are among the nation’s top experiences. Known asjjimjilbang(찜질방), these heated rooms invite locals to unwind, socialize, and engage in various health and beauty rituals that extend far beyond a simple soak.
One of the best things about working at GoTravelDaily is that discussing travel plans is considered work. And we have much to discuss. It seems that nearly every week, one or more of my colleagues explores an incredible destination and returns with inspiring stories and travel tips.
With summer just around the corner in the northern hemisphere, travelers are eagerly planning their getaways. If you’re looking for inspiration on where to go this summer, check out these exciting destinations where many are headed.
Lovingly referred to asLa Grassa(the fat one, for its hearty food traditions),La Dotta(the learned one, a nod to its famed university, founded in 1088) andLa Rossa(the red one, for both its terracotta-hued buildings and its famously left-wing politics), Bologna presents a tantalizing trifecta of medieval might to visitors.
GoTravelDaily staffers try out a lot of different gear on their travels, but there are specific items that truly make a difference in the lives of avid travelers. Whether it’s a camera that adds a whimsical touch to your adventures or gear designed to safely transport your favorite beverages home, these recommended items have proven invaluable on the road.
With new routes, faster trains, and even renewed carriages, the great European rail renaissance shows no signs of hitting the buffers. It has never been easier to travel by train across Europe, and operators are rewarding travelers who explore the continent on rail. For a rail system that has been around for ages, it still has plenty of hidden classics up its sleeve.
Today marks the 52nd annual Earth Day, and as we celebrate over five decades of the global environmental movement, responsible travel is at the forefront of our minds.
A passion for travel is fundamental for working at GoTravelDaily, prompting our staff in various global offices to share exciting plans for their travels this year.
I was last-week-years old when I learned about the Irish diaspora in Argentina. This is why we travel: to learn and expand our knowledge of the world. In this case, I didn’t even get on a plane!
In this series, GoTravelDaily’s team of writers and editors answers your travel questions and provides tips and hacks to help you plan a hassle-free trip. When a Thailand-related query came into our inbox, we passed it along to Austin Bush, a 20-plus-year resident of the country and longtime guidebook author.
For book lovers, one of the nicest things to do is to take time to browse a bookstore. Even better if it’s an unexpected find on your travels, and fantastic if you leave with purchases that make you happy. To mark Book Lovers Day (August 9), we explored notable bookshops that have gained memorable experiences for travelers.
Lost cities, active volcanoes, stunning coasts: this is not an adventure movie, it’s your next great hike.
From towering forests to buzzing city streets to the ever-changing hues of larger-than-life rock formations, the United States of America is graced with an abundance of natural wonders and historic landmarks. The sheer variety can sometimes be dizzying.
As visitors to Japan quickly discover, the people here are absolutely obsessed with food. You’ll find that every island and region has its ownmeibutsu(local specialty) that is a point of pride. Japanese food is playful and diverse, with quirky historical origins and fascinating regional differences. There’s also an etiquette associated with eating Japanese cuisine, from giving thanks before you eat to how to use chopsticks.
Why does this Southeast Asian nation, which has zoomed back into international focus following a military coup on 1 February 2021, have two names? The answer is a complicated one where history, politics, and transliteration all play vital roles. It’s not uncommon for countries to change their names, as seen in the cases of Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe. However, what to make of Myanmar, which is also known as Burma?
While we may not have a crystal ball to predict when unrestricted travel will be back on the cards in a COVID-era world, we certainly never stop dreaming about when we can head off into the wide blue yonder. However, has the pandemic changed the way we think? Will we become more mindful, eco-conscientious, and considerate travelers as a result of all this?
