Destinations

The Galapagos is known as one of the finest locations for extraordinary endemic wildlife on earth. While this…

By travelmag · Apr 9

Paris is renowned for its rich architecture, museums and art galleries. From photography to film, painting to porcelain:…

By travelmag · Mar 19

When a city with centuries of history is suddenly repurposed for something else, there can be friction. In…

By travelmag · Feb 17

Miles from the nearest continent with shores sculpted by the hands of the South Pacific, Fiji’s islands are…

By travelmag · Feb 6

Surrounded on all sides by the dramatic silhouettes of no fewer than three mountain ranges, Grenoble may lie…

By travelmag · Jan 26

Tucked in the northwestern most corner of the Pacific Northwest, Bellingham is situated between Mount Baker of the…

By travelmag · Jan 12

San Cassiano is a tiny village hidden away in the Dolomites between Italy and Austria. The town merges…

By travelmag · Dec 23

Colombia’s famed coffee region seduces visitors every year with its dramatic mountainous beauty, friendly residents and the finest…

By travelmag · Dec 14

Hidden in far-reaching woodland and frequently cloaked in mist, the old town of Sintra has its feet firmly…

By travelmag · Dec 3

Manchester’s Museum of Science & Industry is more than just a day out, it’s an appraisal of the…

By travelmag · Nov 26

Since the turn of the millennium, Portland has become renowned as a haven for the offbeat and bizarre.…

By travelmag · Nov 21

Montmartre, the village-like district cresting a hill in the north of Paris, is in places so chocolate-box perfect…

By travelmag · Nov 17

With a striking five-arch bridge mirroring its own reflection across the river Cher, the Château de Chenonceau is…

By travelmag · Nov 3

Almost everyone has done the dance at one time or another, but where is Gangnam, and what is…

By travelmag · Oct 23

It’s been said that Key West is a place where you can “be yourself, find yourself, or re-invent…

By travelmag · Oct 16

With three of the Britain’s main train stations: Kings Cross, St. Pancras and Euston, plus six underground lines,…

By travelmag · Oct 15

For those who thought there was no place left on earth unspoilt, no sight left untweeted and no…

By travelmag · Oct 15

Longstanding staple of many a celebrity and immortalised on countless canvases, the Cap d’Antibes encapsulates the essence of…

By travelmag · Oct 4

London prides itself on being one of the cultural capitals of the world, and celebrations of every conceivable…

By travelmag · Oct 3

In a country where the capital possesses a permanent neon blink and technology dangles at the end of…

By travelmag · Sep 30

Known for its 400 churches, elegant row houses, scrumptious soul food, and multiple parks, Harlem is becoming a…

By travelmag · Sep 22

Rajasthan, “The Land of Kings”, is India’s largest state by area: anyone wishing to see the full breadth…

By travelmag · Sep 16

London in particular is a great place for exploring a number of mind broadening and intriguing exhibitions, including…

By travelmag · Sep 14

Subterranean secrets below and Spanish colonial grandeur above ground make Guanajuato one of Mexico’s most endearing and fascinating…

By travelmag · Aug 29

New York is a big, complex city of over eight million souls. It would be hard for a…

By travelmag · Aug 20

Mayfair, in the heart of central London, is renowned as a wealthy and well-heeled part of the city.…

By travelmag · Aug 20

Discover another side of Morocco in Taghazout, a quaint fishing village in the Souss-Massa Draa region that offers…

By travelmag · Aug 17

Were Paris almost any other city, its covered arcades might be considered one of its main attractions. As…

By travelmag · Aug 8

Henley-on-Thames, famous for its annual regatta, has more to offer than the rowing spectacle that pulls in droves…

By travelmag · Jul 18

Urbino is not on the radar of most tourists, which is what makes this magical city one of…

By travelmag · Jun 19

The Tower Bridge Exhibition is housed within one of London’s most famous landmarks, and provides a fascinating insight…

By travelmag · Jun 6

Montevideo is a peculiar little place, more than happy to reward travellers who are willing to forsake a…

By travelmag · Jun 3

Established in 1883 as a water stop for the San Antonio Railroad, this one-horse town has become an…

By travelmag · May 14

Why do we travel? It’s this question that haunts Bruce Chatwin’s classic account of a journey to the…

By travelmag · May 7

“There’s an ancient Roman city just 20 minutes outside of London?” Although Britain is well known for its…

By travelmag · May 6

December 2013 celebrated the 25th anniversary of the listing of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, but the…

By travelmag · Apr 28

The singsong of a hundred conversations carries over the Piazza Eoi Sanremesi, looked upon by wide bluebell skies.…

By travelmag · Apr 9

Set against the iconic Flatirons, Boulder, Colo. offers breathtaking views along with the vibrant energy of one of…

By travelmag · Apr 3

You’ll find New York City’s biggest concentration of boutique hotels in the trendy Soho and Tribeca areas of…

By travelmag · Mar 30