Destinations

Siena is Tuscany’s other spectacular medieval city – smaller than Florence and beautifully arranged over a hill that…

By travelmag · Jul 24

 La France Profonde is another country buried in France’s rural heartland, where values (and food) that predate the…

By Paul · Jul 21

There are six car hire desks at Brisbane Airport, offering visitors to this bustling city in the northeast…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 18

Visitors to Dublin are catered for by a total of seven car hire companies located at the city’s…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 15

See Naples and die. That’s the saying, anyway: suggesting that this teeming city on the Southern Italian coast…

By James Cave · Jul 14

Visitors arriving at Sydney Airport in Australia will find six car hire companies to choose from. One of…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 13

Dublin’s 3Arena, or O2 as it was known in the past, is one of the biggest venues in…

By Paul · Jul 12

The city of Tromso, high inside the Arctic Circle, is known as a lively university town and a…

By travelmag · Jul 12

Eye-catching architecture, vibrant nightlife and a world class food scene would alone make this one of the great…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 11

Hangzhou’s West Lake area poses a perfect antidote to the urban tumult of eastern China. There is so…

By Paul · Jul 10

Visitors to the Bavarian capital of Munich in southeastern Germany are catered for by a total of six…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 10

Not that we go in for favourites at TravelMag – everywhere in the world’s got something worth seeing!…

By Chris Newens · Jul 9

Once a gritty industrial neighborhood ignored by the city’s elite, Williamsburg became a hotbed for artistic activity in…

By Breawna Eaton · Jul 4

Famous today for many of the wrong reasons, Bavaria’s second largest city is far more than its relationship…

By Chris Newens · Jul 4

The medieval city of Cambridge is the perfect destination to while away the hours on a lazy summer’s…

By Paul · Jul 4

The magical Italian city of Venice is famous for many things – but affordability is not necessarily one…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 3

For better or worse, much of London has undergone substantial gentrification in recent years, but Hampstead remains a…

By Paul · Jul 3

Known as the city of three cultures and dramatically poised over the Tajo River, the winding medieval streets…

By Chris Newens · Jul 2

Were there nothing to recommend Valencia except its being the birthplace of paella, that would still be reason…

By James Cave · Jun 30

It’s more than an understatement to say that East London has changed over the past thirty or so…

By Chris Newens · Jun 29

A meeting place of rivers and mountain ranges, no wonder the Romans, who founded the city, originally named…

By Chris Newens · Jun 29

TravelMag.com asked 300 writers, photographers and selected travel professionals with a love for all things Irish, to name…

By Paul · Jun 29

The Dolomites are a range of spectacular peach-coloured mountains found in north-east Italy. Besides being a popular skiing…

By travelmag · Jun 28

Whether you flew into the local airport or if it’s your final destination at the end of a…

By Paul · Jun 28

Spanning the islands and surrounding coastlines of the Caribbean Sea, southeast of the Gulf of Mexico, this enchanting…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 27

Visitors to Salvador, the enchanting capital of Bahia on Brazil’s east coast, often recount leaving the city with…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 26

One of Europe’s busiest airports is well served by car hire companies catering for the huge numbers of…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 26

A beautiful city at the heart of the North East of England, Durham charms visitors with its scenic…

By Paul · Jun 26

Nestled among Spain’s Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, Majorca is a staple of Europe’s bustling summer tourism scene…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 26

The commercial workhorse of Italy, Milan is no renaissance beauty like Florence. But don’t dismiss it – the…

By travelmag · Jun 24

If there’s one thing Chicago is known for, it’s Italian food. The city’s Italian roots run deep, as seen in iconic…

By Davina Van Buren · Jun 23

Home to some of the most jaw-droppingly beautiful turquoise waters anywhere in the world, The Bahamas are truly…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 23

Browsing food and antique markets is one of the most common weekend past-times for Parisians. It’s no surprise.…

By Paul · Jun 23

As the birthplace of both Starbucks and grunge music, Seattle is indeed a special place. The port city…

By Alexander Castro · Jun 21

For anybody flying into Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, the most likely transit route to the city will be via…

By Paul · Jun 20

The buzzing food scene of Central London never rests, and even the well-established legion of Italian restaurants constantly…

By Paul · Jun 19

The rejuvenation undergone in and around London’s Kings Cross has seen an end put to the area’s seedy…

By Paul · Jun 13

Though the smallest state in the U.S., Rhode Island holds an influential space in the nation’s art scene.…

By Breawna Eaton · Jun 12

The Caribbean island of Puerto Rico is a favourite destination among holiday makers, owing in large part to…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 9