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Over the last decade, Sarajevo has become an increasingly popular tourist destination. Make the most of a three-day…

By Paul · Apr 25

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

By Roisin · Apr 20

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 Bay Islands of Honduras are made up of eight islands and 53 smaller cays. More commonly, they…

By Paul · Apr 6

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

By Paul · Apr 2

St. Anton am Arlberg is a charming Tyrolean village where people from around the world come to ski…

By Paul · Mar 22

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

By Paul · Mar 19

Bruton was a handsome blur on your way through the West Country until the arrival of an art…

By Chris Allsop · Mar 10

While Amsterdam has long been one of the most popular European destinations, Rotterdam (just 50 miles southwest) has…

By Breawna Eaton · Mar 2

Canada celebrated its 150th birthday last year. At the same time, Montreal was celebrating its 375th. The city…

By Alyssa James · Feb 15

Like much of Valencia, orange trees line the streets of Ruzafa, locals mill by them headed for their…

By Roisin · Feb 5

The mountains in this Northern Laotian town on the Mekong River exude profound beauty that conceals the remnants…

By Breawna Eaton · Jan 26

While Park City once attracted miners, snowbirds now flock to its renowned resorts, and film enthusiasts to its…

By Breawna Eaton · Jan 8

Genghis Khan’s leniency and dead British soldiers are just some of the episodes contained within the annals of…

By Paul · Nov 20

Stoke Newington’s fame as one of the hippest areas of London’s East End doesn’t seem to be fading.…

By Paul · Nov 19

Rebellion and freedom of expression were firmly embraced in Spain following the end of Franco’s dictatorship. Both Catalans…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 16

Often referred to as “Happy Valley,” State College, Pennsylvania, is many things — home to the Penn State…

By Breawna Eaton · Nov 8

TravelMag set out to find the most charming towns and small cities in California. Check out our survey…

By Breawna Eaton · Oct 29

A well-heeled set frequents Gstaad, but the resort destination in southwest Switzerland promises more than five-star hotels and…

By Tracy Kaler · Oct 25

Located in the depths of the Guatemalan jungle, Tikal is the home of the ruins of the Mayan…

By Paul · Oct 11

TravelMag.com asked more than 100 writers, photographers and selected travel professionals with a keen knowledge of Holland to…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 4

Caribbean flair, tropical rhythms and a burgeoning culinary scene to tantalize the senses, Santa Marta has become Colombia’s…

By Paul · Sep 23

 A couple of years ago I went to see some of the few remaining mountain gorillas that still…

By Paul · Sep 12

Nicknamed “North Carolina’s International City,” High Point is known as the furniture capital of the world. Twice a…

By Breawna Eaton · Sep 4

One hour and a half by train from London, Margate has recently been rediscovered as a great holiday…

By Paul Joseph · Aug 30

Hidden among the Sardinian mountains, the small town of Orgosolo has always lived by its own rules. Its…

By Andrea Gambaro · Aug 28

Pigneto is a multifaceted neighbourhood. Most recently it has become Rome’s hub for art and creativity, prone to…

By Paul · Aug 21

On the surface, Geneva is a pristine city filled with opulent hotels, shiny, expensive watch shops, and overpriced…

By Lizzie Davey · Aug 15

As one of Britain’s eminent universities, University College London (UCL) doesn’t just provide top class education to its…

By Paul · Aug 10

Like many of California’s coveted beach destinations, Coronado provides an escape into summer warmth almost any time of…

By Breawna Eaton · Aug 6

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

By Paul · Jul 21

Sprouting from the suburbs between Dallas and Fort Worth is Grapevine, a charming, small-town escape known for its…

By Breawna Eaton · Jul 14

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

By Paul · Jul 10

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

By Paul · Jul 3

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

By Paul · Jun 29

One of the hardest to reach and least populated islands in Britain is also home to a well-known…

By Paul · Jun 6

Summer is around the corner, and there’s no better way to spend it than by heading to one of the…

By Davina Van Buren · May 22

Nestled amidst the myriad beach destinations along the San Diego County coastline, the quaint town of Carlsbad is…

By Breawna Eaton · May 18

As one of London’s burgeoning neighbourhoods, Brockley is in that sweet spot of being cool without being too…

By Paul · May 14