Patan: The City of Beauty
Kathmandu Valley is a hub of overwhelming activity, surrounded by Himalayan peaks drizzled in icing-white snow, shimmering behind a city glaze of heat, dust and…
By travelmag · Nov 9, 2014
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Destinations: France
An Afternoon at the Loire Valley’s Château de Chenonceau
With a striking five-arch bridge mirroring its own reflection across the river Cher, the Château de Chenonceau is…
By travelmag · Nov 3
Features
On Safari in the Selous
Situated in southern Tanzania, the Selous Game Reserve is a prime destination for game spotting. Far from the…
By travelmag · Oct 31
Destinations: South Korea
Seoul: The Real Gangnam Style
Almost everyone has done the dance at one time or another, but where is Gangnam, and what is…
By travelmag · Oct 23
Destinations
EASY, BREEZY, BOOZY AND BEAUTIFUL: A LONG WEEKEND IN KEY WEST
It’s been said that Key West is a place where you can “be yourself, find yourself, or re-invent…
By travelmag · Oct 16
Destinations: London
Comparing Hostels in Kings Cross
With three of the Britain’s main train stations: Kings Cross, St. Pancras and Euston, plus six underground lines,…
By travelmag · Oct 15
Destinations
Footprints in the Sand: Guna Yala, Panama
For those who thought there was no place left on earth unspoilt, no sight left untweeted and no…
By travelmag · Oct 15
Destinations: France
Cap d’Antibes: Bougainvillea, Bellinis and the Cicadas’ Song
Longstanding staple of many a celebrity and immortalised on countless canvases, the Cap d’Antibes encapsulates the essence of…
By travelmag · Oct 4
Destinations: London
The best London festivals and fairs – October 2014
London prides itself on being one of the cultural capitals of the world, and celebrations of every conceivable…
By travelmag · Oct 3
Destinations: Japan
Miyajima: Japan’s Shrine Island that Doesn’t Need Neon to Sparkle
In a country where the capital possesses a permanent neon blink and technology dangles at the end of…
By travelmag · Sep 30
The Most Expensive City Hotels in the USA and Canada
A new survey from TravelMag.com has established the most expensive city hotels in the United States and Canada.…
By travelmag · Sep 25
Destinations: New York City
IT’S ALL HAPPENING IN HARLEM
Known for its 400 churches, elegant row houses, scrumptious soul food, and multiple parks, Harlem is becoming a…
By travelmag · Sep 22
Destinations: India
Riding the Rails in Rajasthan: A World in Motion
Rajasthan, “The Land of Kings”, is India’s largest state by area: anyone wishing to see the full breadth…
By travelmag · Sep 16
Arts & Culture
Top 5 Photography Exhibitions in London
London in particular is a great place for exploring a number of mind broadening and intriguing exhibitions, including…
By travelmag · Sep 14
Tours & Activities
Three Day Cycling Tour of Suffolk
As summer winds to a close there are still a great number of ways to get out and…
By travelmag · Sep 7
Colorado
LoDo — Denver’s Oldest Neighborhood in New Splendor
With a plethora of chic boutiques, trendy restaurants and bars, and happening brands like San Francisco-based Timbuk2 moving…
By travelmag · Sep 4
Destinations: Mexico
Exhuming the Interred Riches of Guanajuato
Subterranean secrets below and Spanish colonial grandeur above ground make Guanajuato one of Mexico’s most endearing and fascinating…
By travelmag · Aug 29
Surveys
Most Expensive Labor Day Weekend Destinations Revealed
A new survey from TravelMag.com has found that Seattle is North America’s most expensive destination in which to…
By travelmag · Aug 27
Books
William B. Helmreich: The New York Nobody Knows
New York is a big, complex city of over eight million souls. It would be hard for a…
By travelmag · Aug 20
Destinations: London
The Best Pubs in Mayfair
Mayfair, in the heart of central London, is renowned as a wealthy and well-heeled part of the city.…
By travelmag · Aug 20
Destinations
Catching Waves in Taghazout
Discover another side of Morocco in Taghazout, a quaint fishing village in the Souss-Massa Draa region that offers…
By travelmag · Aug 17
Destinations: France
Walking the Arcades of Paris: Passages Through Time
Were Paris almost any other city, its covered arcades might be considered one of its main attractions. As…
By travelmag · Aug 8
Features
Stockholm: Meandering through Medieval Gamla Stan
Stockholm’s Gamla Stan, which translates to “Old Town,” is one of the largest and best-preserved medieval city centers…
By travelmag · Jul 30
Rooms
The Top 5 Bed and Breakfasts in Kennebunkport
Situated in southern Maine on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Kennebunk River, Kennebunkport is a watery wonderland…
By travelmag · Jul 24
Destinations: England
Riverside Nostalgia in Henley-on-Thames
Henley-on-Thames, famous for its annual regatta, has more to offer than the rowing spectacle that pulls in droves…
By travelmag · Jul 18
Surveys
The Most Expensive Hotels in the World
Two private island resorts in the Seychelles lead the list of most expensive hotels in the world, according…
By travelmag · Jul 8
Books
The agonies of adventure: A review of The Old Patagonian Express (Paul Theroux)
Commuting is a parody of travel; it is a bloodless, necessary chore that, because it involves motion, suggests…
By travelmag · Jul 7
Features
Idaho Springs – Where the Great Rocky Mountain Gold Rush Began
Travel guides usually describe Idaho Springs as “former” mining town. And while it’s true its copious days are…
By travelmag · Jun 27
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Urbino: Sample an Authentic Slice of Italian Life
Urbino is not on the radar of most tourists, which is what makes this magical city one of…
By travelmag · Jun 19
Rooms
The Best Design & Boutique Hotels in Dubrovnik
Looking for a boutique or design hotel in Dubrovnik, Croatia? This walled city on the Adriatic Sea is…
By travelmag · Jun 18
Features
Havana: a Taste of Cuba’s Colourful Capital
Havana is a city of abundant charm in a country of fascinating contradictions. She is mesmerising, addictive and…
By travelmag · Jun 12
Destinations: London
Art, artifacts and amazing views at the Tower Bridge Exhibition
The Tower Bridge Exhibition is housed within one of London’s most famous landmarks, and provides a fascinating insight…
By travelmag · Jun 6
Destinations
Signs of life in Montevideo
Montevideo is a peculiar little place, more than happy to reward travellers who are willing to forsake a…
By travelmag · Jun 3
Surveys
Excellent Ratings Achieved for Hotels in Philadelphia
Hotels in Philadelphia are the best rated among all major destination in the United States. This finding is…
By travelmag · Jun 1
Rooms
Hotels in Islamorada on the Beach: Best Value for Your Money
Islamorada, a beautiful destination in the Florida Keys, offers some of the best oceanfront accommodations in the country.…
By travelmag · May 29
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Marfa, TX: A World of Art Way Out West
Established in 1883 as a water stop for the San Antonio Railroad, this one-horse town has become an…
By travelmag · May 14
Arts & Culture
The origins of travel: A review of The Songlines (Bruce Chatwin)
Why do we travel? It’s this question that haunts Bruce Chatwin’s classic account of a journey to the…
By travelmag · May 7
Destinations
St Albans: Where Roman Ruins meet 21st Century Britain
“There’s an ancient Roman city just 20 minutes outside of London?” Although Britain is well known for its…
By travelmag · May 6
Destinations
The Land Before Time: Australia’s Enigmatic Daintree Rainforest
December 2013 celebrated the 25th anniversary of the listing of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, but the…
By travelmag · Apr 28
Rooms
Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotels: TravelMag’s Best Hotel Picks
Looking for a beachfront hotel in Fort Lauderdale, FL? TravelMag.com’s hotel team has compared more than 50 hotels…
By travelmag · Apr 26