Destinations

With a shore that stretches north to the border of France and south to paella-proud Valencia, where crystalline…

By Breawna Eaton · May 10

For Scots, whisky is much more than a drink. Throughout its life, from barrelling and ageing to bottling…

By Roisin · May 8

The City of Angels awaits! Los Angeles is a world-class metropolis and a magnet for visitors from all…

By Scott Dylan · May 7

Serviced apartments are ideal for people looking for short or long-term stays. Equipped with a living room and…

By travelmag · May 6

The vast network of ancient pilgrim routes that come together at the tomb of St. James in Santiago…

By Paul Joseph · May 4

Searching for the best way to explore the rich history of Scotland’s capital city? Here is our list…

By Paul Joseph · May 3

Much of the hostel accommodation in Chicago now goes beyond the traditional bare necessities of budget travel; the…

By Paul · May 1

Teeming with history, Boston is one of America’s most fascinating cities, with numerous significant events that have helped…

By Paul Joseph · May 1

Cali is a sultry metropolis that’s still off the beaten track. While travelers to Colombia often hit Bogota…

By Scott Dylan · Apr 30

The Niagara Escarpment is one of the natural wonders of the world. Seven hundred and twenty-five kilometres long…

By Alyssa James · Apr 30

The capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi combines a heady mix of opulent religious temples and…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 28

Aladdin remains one of the theatre world’s most enduringly popular shows, captivating both children and adults alike down…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 27

Once a relatively run-down port city, Glasgow has been rejuvenated in recent years thanks to significant investment and…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 27

Glasgow’s growing restaurant scene is a highlight of the city. Alongside the increasing number of new eateries and…

By Roisin · Apr 24

Scotland’s rugged west coast navigates Glasgow before escaping north to some of the most remote areas of the…

By Roisin · Apr 20

Separated by just half-a-mile, in many ways the London districts of Soho and Mayfair could not be more…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 20

No area of London has undergone quite such a dramatic change as Shoreditch. Up until the mid-1990s, the…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 20

Last year we released our list of the 20 most charming towns in Ireland. One of them was…

By Paul · Apr 18

Deep in the Amazon, away from the Atlantic Ocean, Manaus is one of Brazil’s classiest cities. 7 Continents…

By Paul · Apr 18

A Sussex market town steeped in history and tradition, Lewes is best known for hosting the most dramatic…

By Paul · Apr 16

In Nova Scotia, you’re never more than 67 kilometres from the ocean. Thanks to endless pelagic adventures, from…

By Alyssa James · Apr 13

The established art scene of Glasgow is used to taking centre stage. The city and renowned art school…

By Roisin · Apr 12

Portugal’s Madeira Island sits amongst three smaller islands to make up the Portuguese archipelago Madeira. At its heart…

By Roisin · Apr 11

The charming port city of Valparaíso is one of the most popular excursions for visitors to Santiago. An…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 8

Brighton’s seafront is one of the most iconic in Britain. Although it may have smooth banks of pebbles…

By Paul · Apr 6

The term ‘iconic’ tends to be overused in today’s world, but for some landmarks, it is wholly fitting.…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 6

Shibuya, in the Japanese capital of Tokyo, is probably a name that most people recognise. It is the…

By Paul · Apr 5

This bubbly and joyously presented video gives a good idea of some of the things to do on…

By Paul · Apr 5

This week’s video offering takes us to the Emerald Isle and one of its most picturesque fragments: The…

By Paul · Apr 4

Serviced apartments are ideal for people looking for short or long-term stays. Equipped with a living room and…

By travelmag · Apr 3

Nobody who returns from Porto can speak of it without gushing. Stunning geography combines with rich history, culture,…

By Paul · Apr 2

A trip to London isn’t complete without a visit to London Theatreland, one of the world’s most revered…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 29

With theatres, museums, galleries and plenty of live sport for both players and spectators, Salford City is an…

By Paul · Mar 19

Before the Mexican-American War ended in 1848, San Diego belonged to Mexico, as did all of California. Despite…

By Paul · Mar 16

Home to numerous masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture, Florence is widely considered to be one of the…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 14

Stroll down 24th street, Noe Valley’s main shopping strip, and you might forget you are in the bustling…

By Breawna Eaton · Mar 12

The beautiful Basque cities of San Sebastián and Bilbao are perhaps best known for their gastronomic offerings –…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 12

Serviced apartments are ideal for people looking for short or long-term stays. Equipped with a living room and…

By travelmag · Mar 9

Before there were tourists, there were pilgrims. Back eight hundred years ago, city breaks didn’t exist, and the…

By Chris Newens · Mar 5