Features

Kamakura’s shrines and temples stir a sense of calm and wonder. Exploring their magnificent prayer halls and manicured…

By Breawna Eaton · Jul 16

“Tiger! Tiger! Burning bright, in the forests of the night, what immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy…

By Paul · Jul 11

Hudson is saturated with ingestible culture that’s as local as it is artisanal. Much of it is within…

By Paul · Jul 6

A TravelMag survey of US travel experts has revealed the ten most charming villages and small cities in…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 6

The home of Bernie Sanders, Ben & Jerry’s, and Phish may be more accustomed to snow and ice…

By Chris Allsop · Jul 1

Whether quelling hunger during a sun-scorched day on the beach or kicking off a night out with an…

By Chris Allsop · Jun 30

Lauded for over 70 miles of bucolic coastline and friendly, down-to-earth locals, this Antillean island delivers far more…

By Tracy Kaler · Jun 29

Interacting with animals abroad can be a thorny issue. Oftentimes tourists find themselves wondering whether it’s really okay…

By Chris Allsop · Jun 24

From the Met to MoMA, New York has some of the best museums in the world. But the…

By Paul · Jun 22

One of the few months of the year that London is (almost) guaranteed a spot of decent weather,…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 21

From a distance, Alfama looks like a tumbledown fairy tale town. Up close, it’s a reminder of Lisbon’s…

By Lizzie Davey · Jun 20

With its rippling, beach-fringed landscape dotted with wild moors, Devon is one of Britain’s most foremost areas of…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 16

With a population of little over 10,000 Wells is England’s smallest city. The pristine architecture alone, dating back…

By Paul · Jun 15

Santa Barbara is California beach culture at its finest, boasting natural beauty and a relaxing atmosphere removed from…

By Jeff Rindskopf · Jun 14

The Greyhound bus service in the United States has decent claim to being one of the worst travel…

By Paul · Jun 11

Craft beer has saturated New York City to the point that it’s hard to walk into a bar…

By Paul · Jun 10

From the vastness of the Grand Canyon to Sedona’s red rocks and the living Sonoran Desert, Arizona’s landscapes…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 9

With cobblestone streets, row houses, and architecture from the 1800s, in many ways Georgetown can seem like a…

By Chris Allsop · Jun 7

A city as large and multi-ethnic as Los Angeles has no shortage of interesting eats imported from around…

By Paul · Jun 6

Mark Twain was 30 years old when he visited Hawai’i Island and for the rest of his life…

By Chris Allsop · Jun 6

The wild landscape of the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren has an ethereal, magical quality that captures…

By Paul · Jun 3

  Bogotá bursts with diverse cuisine, edgy street entertainment and cool-but-friendly people. To understand what makes Colombia’s high-altitude…

By Chris Allsop · Jun 2

Canterbury is a hive of classic vintage charm. Throughout the winding cobbled streets that bask in the shadows…

By Lizzie Davey · Jun 1

Known to Sicilians as ‘the Mountain’, Mount Etna broods over the skyline and everyday affairs of this idiosyncratic Mediterranean…

By Chris Allsop · May 30

Churchill is a frontier town perched on the frozen edge of Canada’s Hudson Bay. Famous for being the…

By Chris Allsop · May 26

Rugged beauty, a rich indie spirit and a distinctive local food scene are just some of Oregon’s charms.…

By Paul Joseph · May 25

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

By Paul · May 24

With its secluded beaches and dreamy backwaters, Cornwall can be one of England’s most relaxing regions to visit.…

By Paul Joseph · May 23

Kenya’s dazzling East Coast is made up of the stuff you dream about: wildly patterned shells lapped by…

By Paul · May 21

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

Located 245 nautical miles southwest of Anchorage, Katmai National Park and Preserve offers an unparalleled glimpse of an…

By Paul · May 19

Summertime in Colorado sees beautiful, sun-filled days combined with cool, comfortable evenings – the perfect climate to enjoy…

By Paul Joseph · May 17

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

There’s not much gold left in the area, but the big dreams that drove early Californian settlement survive…

By Paul · May 9

Although Malawi is an amazing country to visit, it’s small, poor, and tends to be overlooked in favor…

By Chris Allsop · May 7

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

By Paul · May 4

From the outside, Geneva is covered with a pristine veneer made up of expensive watch shops and flashy…

By Lizzie Davey · May 3