Destinations

Ireland’s second city is a vibrant metropolis, combining traditional Irish charm with a lively, rebellious spirit. It’s famous…

By Allie d'Almo · May 17

With more than 35 direct train services per day, it couldn’t be easier to travel between Italy’s blockbuster…

By Allie d'Almo · May 17

Mexico is known for world class beaches, rich culture and food, and its wonderful history of ancient Mayan…

By Alyssa James · May 10

From natural wonders to man-made attractions, Connecticut – the third smallest US state – packs a lot into…

By Paul Joseph · May 7

Oh Canada! The vast nation is known for its extreme politeness, maple syrup and love for ice hockey.…

By Paul Joseph · May 6

Once a working-class neighbourhood, the Bethnal Green of yore readily earned its reputation as a Cockney stronghold in…

By Paul · Apr 30

Unlike the Pudong District across the Huangpu River in central Shanghai, buildings along the Bund have strict limits…

By Paul · Apr 23

Amidst Covid-19 restrictions, museums and galleries in Italy are moving forward with their programmes wherever possible. We’ve selected…

By Andrea Gambaro · Apr 20

The ultimate New York City view can be found atop the Rockefeller Center. While there’s plenty of debate…

By Paul · Apr 16

Gyeongju is the quintessential city for anybody craving an authentic slice of South Korea. A 24-hour trip here…

By Paul · Apr 14

From unforgettable encounters with rare thresher sharks to gliding alongside turtles, the Philippines is a premium diving destination.…

By Allie d'Almo · Apr 13

Chicago is well known for its delicious regional dishes, such as Chicago-style pizza, but with so much more…

By Paul · Apr 12

Once an important Etruscan settlement, Perugia has long been overshadowed by rambunctious Rome and fairytale-like Florence. But don’t…

By Allie d'Almo · Apr 11

A multi-day tour of the Scottish Highlands is the only way to fully leave the beaten track and…

By Paul · Apr 8

Dominated by the imposing vision of Mount Teide, Spain’s tallest peak, Tenerife in the Canary Islands is a…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 30

Sand, glorious sand! That’s what Fraser Island is all about. As the largest sand island in the world,…

By Paul · Mar 29

With its bright lights and buzzing nightlife, New York can be an intense place to visit – luckily…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 23

UNESCO-designated Lyon is a city that excels. Capital of gastronomy, birthplace of cinema, epicentre of silk production, European…

By Allie d'Almo · Mar 19

For a small city, Modena has a lot to be proud of. Pavarotti was born here, as was…

By Allie d'Almo · Mar 12

Bordering Spain on the Iberian Peninsula, Portugal is renowned for its idyllic beaches, maritime heritage, fresh seafood, and…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 9

There are so many great places to ski in the French Alps, many of which are known the…

By Paul · Mar 2

Famed for its beauty, fringed by city-covered hills, center-pieced by an inescapable prison island and spanned by bridges…

By Paul · Mar 1

From its colonial architecture and musical heritage to its culinary delicacies and abundance of natural wonders, South America…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 22

Situated adjacent to the city, Boston Harbor is steeped in history, having been the site of the famous…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 22

Luxury and Nice go well together. This gem along the Côte d’Azur, otherwise known as the French Riviera,…

By Paul · Feb 14

Seoul can be a daunting city to first time visitors. This guide on where to stay in Seoul…

By Paul · Feb 12

Since opening its doors in 2000, Dubai Aquarium has become one of the emirate’s most popular attractions, offering…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 11

Thanks to the opening of the Ceneri Base Tunnel in December 2020, it now takes as little as…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 10

One of Europe’s finest museums, the Rijksmuseum, can be found right in the heart of Amsterdam. Here’s how…

By Paul · Feb 7

It’s the capital city of Australia, but Canberra is all too often overlooked by visitors in favour of…

By Paul · Feb 5

The Bavarian capital, Munich, is Germany’s third largest city and one of its most popular travel destinations, not…

By Paul · Feb 3

From the tropical Yucatan peninsula to the rocky shores of the Pacific ocean––and the mountains, colonial towns and…

By travelmag · Feb 3

One of the world’s most desirable yachting destinations, the Caribbean captivates all who visit with its heady mix…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 1

Away from its futuristic, high-tech cities, Japan is awash with natural beauty, boasting areas that combine stunning scenery…

By Paul Joseph · Jan 20

With a journey time of little over 3 hours, the Paris to Amsterdam direct rail route provides travellers…

By Paul Joseph · Jan 12

Formerly an important fishing port, the small city of Otaru on Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido has retained…

By Paul Joseph · Jan 12

Britain isn’t particularly well-known for its skiing opportunities. In fact, the majority of the slopes that are navigable…

By Paul · Jan 8

Each year, Mexico attracts thousands of tourists in search of affordable medical care. Americans and Canadians can easily…

By travelmag · Jan 5

Over the past couple of decades London’s restaurant scene has become a match for any city in the…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 27