Destinations

Paris is one of the great multicultural centres the world, a fact ignored almost as much by its…

By Paul · May 24

Eclectic, urban, outdoorsy, artsy, gritty, down-to-earth, well-heeled…Seattle is a city of many faces. Within such a melting pot…

By Paul Joseph · May 20

Travel south of 14th Street, west of Sixth Avenue, and north of Houston, and you’ll land in the…

By Tracy Kaler · May 19

From bustling towns and cities to peaceful lakelands, lush green forests, towering cliffs and heart-stopping beaches, Northern Ireland…

By Paul Joseph · May 13

Scotland is home to Britain’s wildest landscapes and remotest reaches. But out there in the wilderness, a series…

By Paul · May 11

If you’re arriving into Munich by train you may decide to book a hotel close to both the…

By Paul Joseph · May 8

Harvard University is routinely ranked as the best university in the world. Of the many factors that earn…

By Paul · May 4

During the late 19th century, Newport, Rhode Island, became THE place for American high society to be and…

By Paul · Apr 27

Leicester was thrust into the spotlight in 2015 when it was discovered to be the final resting place…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 25

Throughout London are little reminders of a very different city that once existed. Although nearly all of the…

By Paul · Apr 22

Lower Manhattan attracts a wealth of visitors aiming to avoid the more touristy and crowded Times Square area…

By travelmag · Apr 18

One of the most popular public parks in the world pays homage in more ways than one to…

By Paul · Apr 15

Quito’s burgeoning food and culture scene often takes center stage, but, riding Tren Ecuador to Machachi, you find…

By Chris Allsop · Apr 9

Thinking of a visit to the Emerald Isle’s famous capital? Looking for the best ways to explore its…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 5

Like so many growing tech-friendly cities around the nation, Seattle is a city in the midst of change.…

By Paul · Apr 5

With its stunning stretches of coastline, picturesque parks and magnificent mountains, Wales is perhaps at its most beautiful…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 5

Copenhagen’s famous Freetown, Christiania, began as a commune for 70s hippies looking to break free from the rules…

By Lizzie Davey · Apr 3

Three hours west of Sydney, beyond the touristy Blue Mountains, lies Oberon: a fairy tale land of pine…

By Paul · Mar 31

There’s no city like New York (except possibly London) when it comes to theater. From the grand Broadway…

By Paul · Mar 29

The name Soho is said to derive from a time when hunters galloped through the area, using “Soho”…

By Paul · Mar 28

Since the wall was knocked down in 1989, Berlin has blossomed into a completely different city. No longer…

By Lizzie Davey · Mar 25

A TravelMag survey of UK travel experts has revealed the ten most charming towns in the East Midlands.…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 24

Food is important to the French and they tend to do it very well – in Paris, in…

By Chris Allsop · Mar 20

Transformed in the 1920s from a sleepy fishing village to the vibrant hub of South West England’s artistic…

By Paul · Mar 17

Drinking in New York can be a pricey endeavor with a single cocktail costing as much as a…

By Paul · Mar 15

Like many German cities, Cologne was more or less leveled during the Allied bombings of World War 2,…

By Paul · Mar 12

Convinced that you are a Samantha? Or maybe you’re a more cynical Miranda perhaps? Either way, the best…

By Paul · Mar 12

Miles from the sketchy, drug-infested neighborhood it was in the 1980s, today’s East Village houses a swath of…

By Chris Allsop · Mar 11

The Eternal City is a historical treasure trove, boasting some of the most famous and well-preserved ancient architecture…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 10

To the south of Kyushu, Japan lies an extraordinary island – a place of UNESCO heritage listed forests…

By Paul · Feb 29

First thing’s first, there’s no part of Paris officially known as the Haute-Canal. But the area surrounding the…

By Paul · Feb 24

It would be impossible to tell the story of Britain’s westernmost tip without mentioning the sea. This once-isolated…

By Paul · Feb 22

Asking “what’s the best pizza in New York?” is a question of existential proportions for most locals and…

By Paul · Feb 17

Strolling the banks of the Seine in Paris is a grand affair. The impressive architecture of the Musee…

By Paul · Feb 12

As the third most populated city in America, it is little surprise that Chicago knows how to put…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 10

The city of Los Angeles encompasses plenty of area, but West Hollywood is a city all its own,…

By Paul · Feb 9

With the opening of the expanded Museo dell’Opera del Duomo and the reopening of the freshly cleaned baptistry,…

By Chris Allsop · Feb 8

St. Barthélemy (St. Barts for short) and Anguilla have just been named the Caribbean’s two most expensive destinations.…

By travelmag · Feb 8

Manchester is one of the UK’s most vibrant cultural heartlands, with a diverse range of festivals and fairs…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 4