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The Romantic Road in Germany is a remarkable scenic drive through Bavaria, taking you from the Franconia wine country to the magnificent German Alps and Castle Neuschwanstein. This route offers a feast for the eyes with its stunning landscapes and charming towns, making it a perfect destination for travelers seeking culture and beauty.
Palm Springs is surrounded by desert. In a single day, you can tour parts of the Colorado Desert and the Coachella Valley.
Listed as a National Historic Landmark, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church was the first Anglican church established south of Virginia and is home to the oldest congregation in South Carolina. Because a light that was placed in the steeple guided ships to the Port of Charleston, St. Philip’s became known asThe Lighthouse Church.
While Hurricane Irma hit St. Maarten hard in the fall of 2017, as of January 2018, Philipsburg, the capital, is recovering beautifully. Roads are clear, beaches are clean, and more than 90% of the stores on Front Street are operational.
From tasting the paella in Valencia to exploring the stunning landscapes of Cinque Terre, this route takes you to the best places along the European Mediterranean coast. The journey can easily be navigated by car or train—each of the cities and villages featured has central train stations. Allow 2-3 weeks to make the most out of each destination.
If you’ve ever driven into Boston on the Massachusetts Turnpike (a.k.a. the Mass Pike or I-90), you know… it’s an easy drive right up until you reach Boston city limits. Then, the last few miles, you’re gripping the steering wheel with all you’ve got, holding your breath changing lanes, inching along in traffic, watching the clock on your dashboard because you’re late to an event or meeting, and dreading shelling out big bucks for parking. And you’re probably thinking, “There has to be a better way!”
Paradise Pier is a contemporary, Disney-owned, California beach-themed hotel with a rooftop swimming pool. Some of their rooms overlook California Adventure and from there you could watch World of Color from your hotel window.
Palma de Mallorca (also spelled Majorca) stands as the captivating capital city of the Spanish Balearic Islands, nestled in the Mediterranean. This sun-kissed locale has long been cherished by northern Europeans and cruise travelers seeking Mediterranean vacations. As the largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca boasts picturesque mountains, beautiful valleys, and an array of tranquil beaches.
When traveling—whether for business or pleasure—many travelers tend to overlook the importance of organizing their luggage effectively. Overpacking often happens because travelers fear being unprepared for potential weather conditions or events, subsequently weighing themselves down. To avoid this, the first step is to meticulously organize what you want to take.
The second-largest city in Ontario and the seat of government in Canada, Ottawa has a population of about 883,000—it’s nearly 1.3 million if you factor in the metro region, which includes parts of eastern Ontario and southern Quebec. This attractive, tidy, and culturally vibrant city, bisected by the scenic Rideau Canal and separated from the smaller city of Hull, Quebec, by the Ottawa River, is just a 2.5-hour drive from Montreal and a 5-hour drive from Toronto. The nearest major U.S. cities—Boston and New York City—are about 8 hours away by car, but they’re easily reached by short (under 90-minute) direct flights.
For centuries, Venice was the most influential power in the Mediterranean, and today it is a powerhouse of tourism. Yet Venice has preserved its magic, leaving many visitors feeling transformed by their encounters with this enchanting city of bridges and canals. However, experiencing Venice doesn’t come cheap, particularly when it comes to dining.
Oaxaca State, in southern Mexico, is the fifth largest state in the Mexican Republic. Although it is one of Mexico’s economically poorer states, it is exceptionally rich in culture and tourist attractions.
From ancient Mayan ruins to colorful colonial towns and stunning natural beauty, Guatemala offers something for every type of tourist. Here’s how to spend a week in this Central American gem, starting in charming Antigua and concluding at Tikal National Park.
This tour highlights the downtown core and is easily done on foot by most people. The total walking distance over the day is about 10 km (just over 6 miles). The tour completes a circuit from Yonge Street to Queen Street to Spadina to Dundas Street and back to Yonge (see map). The length of the tour depends on how long you spend at each point. Some tourists never make it past the morning visit to the shopping mall!
What should you do in LA if you only have 1 day to spend? This one-day driving tour will give you a glimpse of the top LA sights from Hollywood to Venice Beach. It assumes you have your own car or a rental car for the day. If it’s summer, start in Hollywood to end up in Venice for sunset on the beach. Conversely, if it’s winter and the sun is setting at 4 pm, do the tour in reverse and start at the beach, concluding in Hollywood after dark.
You don’t have to travel to Tijuana to get a taste of Old Mexico; there’s a clean, nicely packaged slice of Mexican California right in downtown L.A. at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, also known as Olvera Street. Technically, El Pueblo encompasses the whole block of historic buildings, while Olvera Street is the alley turned into a vibrant pedestrian Mexican Marketplace that runs down the middle of the block. However, the terms are often used interchangeably, with the entire area commonly referred to as Olvera Street.
The Oasis of the Seas sails to the eastern and western Caribbean year-round from Fort Lauderdale. Consequently, it makes sense that this cruise ship boasts spacious outdoor areas and a wide range of activities for guests to enjoy under the sun and fresh air.
There are lots of great places to party, drink, and socialize on the Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas. After all, it’s one of the largest cruise ships in the world. The numerous bars and lounges are scattered all around the ship, from the tranquil Solarium Bar forward on deck 16 to the party lounges in the Entertainment Place “neighborhood” on deck 4.
The Oasis of the Seas is among the largest and most innovative cruise ships in the world. Spanning 16 decks, it encompasses 220,000 gross registered tons, carries 5,400 guests, and features 2,700 staterooms. This stunning ship operates year-round, homeporting at Port Canaveral and cruising the beautiful Caribbean.
Known as the “surfing capital of the world,” Oahu’s North Shore spans from La’ie to Ka’ena Point. However, it’s an area that many visitors overlook.