Editor Picks: Cheap Hotels in San Francisco
Looking for an affordable hotel in San Francisco? TravelMag.com’s hotel team has compared more than 100 two- and three-star hotels based on price, facilities, location…
By travelmag · Jul 25, 2015
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Features
Ambleside: a town embodying the great Lake District
While the Lake District prepares for a run at the coveted UNESCO World Heritage Site badge, one of…
By travelmag · Jul 15
Features
GRANDS BOULEVARDS/BONNE NOUVELLE: A POCKET OF PARISIAN CHARM
Away from the tourist traps of the French capital bustling with hoards of tourists, a pocket of local…
By travelmag · Jul 9
Features
Live the Legend: Cheyenne
Every July, Cheyenne hosts Frontier Days, the world’s largest outdoor rodeo—but there’s much more to the town than…
By travelmag · Jul 1
Features
Albuquerque for Foodies
Don’t call it Mexican, Tex-Mex or Spanish. New Mexican cuisine is in a class by itself. You’ll find…
By travelmag · Jun 19
Surveys
The most expensive destinations in California
Beverly Hills is living up to its celebrity and high-priced shopping image this summer. The California city with…
By travelmag · Jun 17
Rooms
The Five Best Extended Stay Hotels in Paris
Paris is home to an impressive collection of extended-stay hotels, which offer visitors the chance to enjoy home-like…
By travelmag · Jun 15
Features
Ramot Menashe: There’s a Field I Know, I’ll Meet You There
Far afield from the Holy Land’s well-beaten tourist circuit of Tel Aviv – Jerusalem — Dead Sea, Ramot…
By travelmag · Jun 8
Destinations: Melbourne
Chapel Street: Melbourne’s Hub for Hipsters
From flitting between high-end designer shops to reveling in rooftop bars and recovering at one of the nearby…
By travelmag · Jun 2
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Searching for turtles on Colombia’s undiscovered coastline
Few events in nature match witnessing a sea turtle emerge onto the beach at night, lay up to…
By travelmag · May 15
Features
Old Sacramento: A Glimpse into the Past
Located in the heart of Sacramento is the city’s Old Downtown district. Featuring restored buildings and other features…
By travelmag · May 4
Rooms
The Five Best Extended Stay Hotels in Charlotte
Charlotte is home to an impressive collection of extended-stay hotels, which offer visitors the chance to enjoy home-like…
By travelmag · May 1
Destinations: South East England
Browsing Brighton’s Lanes
Narrow paths, cosy pubs and beautiful shops all intertwine to make up the heart of Brighton and its…
By travelmag · Apr 29
Rooms
Editor Picks: Cheap Hotels in Columbus
Looking for an affordable hotel in Columbus, Ohio? TravelMag.com’s hotel team has compared more than 30 two- and…
By travelmag · Apr 28
Destinations: Australia
Another Eden: The Sapphire Coast of New South Wales
Paradise is an overused word. Usually, what it describes is a once lovely location now overrun by resorts.…
By travelmag · Apr 17
Destinations: Ecuador
In the Galapagos, where tourists deliver the mail
The Galapagos is known as one of the finest locations for extraordinary endemic wildlife on earth. While this…
By travelmag · Apr 9
The Most Expensive Destinations in Georgia
Travelers to Georgia will pay more to stay overnight in Savannah than in any other city in the…
By travelmag · Apr 8
California
I Left My (Chocolate) Heart in San Francisco
It’s not mere hyperbole to boast that the epicenter of the world’s finest chocolate making is the San…
By travelmag · Mar 30
Destinations: France
Top 10 Art Exhibitions in Paris
Paris is renowned for its rich architecture, museums and art galleries. From photography to film, painting to porcelain:…
By travelmag · Mar 19
Features
Arapahoe Basin, Keystone, Loveland — Where the Locals Ski
Sure, Colorado’s world-class winter sports destinations like Aspen and Vail may reign in categories such as the ritziest,…
By travelmag · Mar 17
Features
New Orleans City Park: Heat, Art, and Relaxation
Tucked away in the Northern section of New Orleans sits City Park, one of the largest and oldest…
By travelmag · Mar 10
Features
Champagne, Salmon Sandwiches and Shakespeare at Chatsworth House
There’s nothing quite like watching a Shakespearean classic in the grounds of a grand British stately home. Chatsworth…
By travelmag · Mar 4
Features
The Still Point of the Turning World: Istanbul’s Extraordinary Fusion Cuisine Scene
Astride two continents in the city that T.S. Elliot once phrased “the still point of the turning world,”…
By travelmag · Mar 1
Rooms
A Comparison of Extended Stay Hotels in Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale is home to an impressive collection of extended-stay hotels, which offer visitors the chance to enjoy…
By travelmag · Feb 22
Destinations
Oil and Water in Aberdeen
When a city with centuries of history is suddenly repurposed for something else, there can be friction. In…
By travelmag · Feb 17
Falling Off the Map in Fiji
Miles from the nearest continent with shores sculpted by the hands of the South Pacific, Fiji’s islands are…
By travelmag · Feb 6
Books
Tale of two storytellers: a review of Travels With Herodotus (Ryszard Kapuscinski)
Once upon a time, there were no travel websites. Go far enough back and there weren’t even any…
By travelmag · Feb 3
The most expensive ski resorts in the USA and Canada
Beaver Creek and the neighboring resort of Vail, both in Colorado, have earned the distinction of being North…
By travelmag · Jan 27
Destinations: France
Grenoble: A Mountain at the End of Every Street
Surrounded on all sides by the dramatic silhouettes of no fewer than three mountain ranges, Grenoble may lie…
By travelmag · Jan 26
Surveys
Phoenix Hotel Rates Soar for Super Bowl 2015
Diehard football fans of the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots who have their heart set on…
By travelmag · Jan 26
Features
La Tzoumaz: Exploring Switzerland’s Raclette Roots
Switzerland’s region of Valais is not only a haven for winter skiers and summer trekkers, but also the…
By travelmag · Jan 20
Destinations
Bellingham: The Hub of the Pacific Northwest’s Outdoor Wonderland
Tucked in the northwestern most corner of the Pacific Northwest, Bellingham is situated between Mount Baker of the…
By travelmag · Jan 12
Destinations: Italy
San Cassiano: A taste of Italy in the snowcapped mountains of Alta Badia
San Cassiano is a tiny village hidden away in the Dolomites between Italy and Austria. The town merges…
By travelmag · Dec 23
The Most Expensive Destinations in the USA for New Year’s Eve
Nowhere in the United States will it be more expensive to stay overnight this New Year’s Eve than…
By travelmag · Dec 22
Destinations
In Pereira, Getting High on Colombian Coffee
Colombia’s famed coffee region seduces visitors every year with its dramatic mountainous beauty, friendly residents and the finest…
By travelmag · Dec 14
Surveys
The Most Expensive Destinations in Australia
Byron Bay has just earned the distinction of being the most expensive destination in Australia. According to the…
By travelmag · Dec 7
Destinations
Sintra: A Land of Majesty and Romance
Hidden in far-reaching woodland and frequently cloaked in mist, the old town of Sintra has its feet firmly…
By travelmag · Dec 3
Destinations
A Legacy of Coal and Water in Manchester
Manchester’s Museum of Science & Industry is more than just a day out, it’s an appraisal of the…
By travelmag · Nov 26
Destinations
Downtown Portland: The Central Hub of the City’s Many Strange Spokes
Since the turn of the millennium, Portland has become renowned as a haven for the offbeat and bizarre.…
By travelmag · Nov 21
Take a Walk on the Hillside: a Local’s Guide to Montmartre
Montmartre, the village-like district cresting a hill in the north of Paris, is in places so chocolate-box perfect…
By travelmag · Nov 17