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Plan a 48-hour visit to Stratford-upon-Avon, a Warwickshire town that boasts a rich cultural heritage and is intimately tied to the life of William Shakespeare. This itinerary will help you make the most of your time.
When you’re craving a quick tropical getaway in the US that boasts beautiful beaches, plenty of nightlife options, and adventure activities to boot, Puerto Rico’s capital of San Juan fits the bill. It’s a convenient destination since airlines such as American Airlines, Delta, United, and JetBlue all fly from most major US cities direct to San Juan; and American citizens don’t need a passport because it’s a US territory. Here is where to stay, eat, and go on this romantic Caribbean island.
Though Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal are among the most celebrated and well-known Canadian cities, Ottawa is the national capital. However, don’t confuse this city’s relative obscurity with blandness.
Skyscraper-speckled Lower Manhattan, where the great city of New York was born, is experiencing a remarkable rebirth over 400 years later. This rapidly developing neighborhood lies between the Hudson and East Rivers, south of Chambers Street, encompassing key areas like the Financial District and Battery Park City. It’s infused with centuries of history, dating back to the establishment of the original Dutch settlement “New Amsterdam” in 1626, which later transformed into Britain’s “New York” colony in 1664. Today, this historic area blends layers of development, presenting a captivating contrast of both the old and new.
If you’re driving from the U.K., the most efficient route to cross the Channel is via Dover, which takes approximately 90 minutes. DFDS operates a commendable service, complemented by P&O Ferries. This route offers excellent value, with prices for vehicle travel starting at 39 pounds each way, accommodating up to nine passengers. For an enhanced experience, consider upgrading to include premium lounge access for an extra 12 pounds per person each way, providing complimentary bubbly, coffee, and snacks in a comfortable lounge setting.
Time is a luxury, and it’s one we’re often short of when we travel. However, Amsterdam, as one of Europe’s smallest capitals, lends itself well to whistle-stop tours thanks to its compact city center and excellent public transit options, including rent-a-bikes.
Kiel, the state capital of Schleswig-Holstein, is located about 50 miles north of Hamburg. As the gateway to the Baltic and Scandinavia, Kiel is one of Germany’s key cruise ship ports, known for its Navy’s Baltic fleet and a rich shipbuilding tradition. Here’s what you can explore in Kiel, including historic submarines and the busiest man-made ship canal in the world.
When you need a little extra motivation to get outside when it’s cold, cross country skiing can get the blood pumping. There’s no worry about lift lines or the high-cost of lift tickets. It’s also a great way to get out for a fun day with friends, offering plenty of opportunity for conversation while enjoying some beautiful scenery. And you can’t beat the burn of this full-body workout – up to 500 calories per hour!
Driving in any unfamiliar area can be intimidating; however, Iceland’s unpredictable weather and rugged terrain should not deter you. Renting a car in Iceland offers unparalleled freedom to explore. While Reykjavik is a fantastic destination for a long weekend, the true Icelandic experience lies beyond the urban landscape. Prepare to be rewarded with breathtaking views of lava fields, countless waterfalls, and mesmerizing black sand beaches. The best part? Traffic is minimal; you can drive for hours without encountering another vehicle.
Princess Cruises launched theRuby Princessin November 2008. Although the Ruby Princess is nearly identical to her two older sisters, theEmerald Princessand theCrown Princess, she boasts unique features that cruisers will appreciate.
The 3,560-passenger Royal Princess was launched in 2013, keeping many stellar dining options from other Princess ships. Additionally, the cruise line introduced new eateries where guests can savor a variety of delightful dishes. With 14 dining establishments, there is something to satisfy every palate.
The Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas features26 diverse dining optionsfor its guests to savor and enjoy. Sharing the title of the world’s largest cruise ship with her sister ship the Oasis of the Seas, the ship brings back some favorite dining venues and adds several novel ones that cruise travelers will love.
For much of the early twentieth century, Route 66 served as a primary route for travelers heading to California. Established in 1926, it became the path for migrants escaping the Dust Bowl, seeking job opportunities in California’s agricultural and manufacturing sectors. After World War II, as car culture intensified, the highway became a popular route for vacationers eager to visit attractions like Disneyland or the Pacific Ocean.
It’s undeniable that New York City is one of the most exciting places in the world to live and visit. For that very reason, residents and visitors alike also appreciate romantic weekends away. A change of scenery, fresh air, and the escape from the city’s crowds and hectic pace can revive a relationship on the brink of urban decay. Read on to discover dreamy escapes just a short trip away from NYC.
Florida is like a romantic partner: You know it well, yet it’s still capable of surprising and delighting you.
Riders take a wild taxi ride through Roger Rabbit’s wacky cartoon world at Disneyland.
When it’s time to relax in Rio de Janeiro, people flock to one of the beautiful beaches in Rio. Cariocas, as Rio residents are called, treat the beach as their outdoor playground. During a long day of sunbathing and playing beach sports, Cariocas satisfy their thirst and hunger with the following popular beach snacks and drinks.
The Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Project in Phoenix was established to restore habitats historically associated with the Salt River. This nearly 600-acre area stretches along five miles of the Salt River, from 19th Avenue to 16th Street, just south of downtown Phoenix.
The 60-foot-long curving SeaWalk extends about 28 feet over the starboard side of the ship. This covered walkway features a 1.1-inch glass bottom, offering breathtaking views of the sea—approximately 128 feet below. Notably, the experience is particularly exhilarating when the ship sails through rough waters.
The Regal Princess of Princess Cruises offers five distinct types of cabins and suites, catering to various preferences and budgets. These accommodations vary in cost based on factors such as deck location, balcony size, and view type (obstructed or unobstructed).