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As the political heart of the United Kingdom, Westminster has long been London’s tourism focal point. Stately buildings,…

By Paul · Feb 24

The wealth on display in the glitzy Swiss ski resort of St. Moritz, Switzerland, isn’t the limit of…

By Chris Allsop · Feb 3

Hidden in the heart of Norway, the small skiers’ village of Hemsedal reigns as one of Norway’s most…

By Paul · Jan 16

Siam’s former capital city still holds plenty of glimpses of its former spiritual and political glory. But to…

By Paul · Dec 20

With the festive season nearly upon us, for most of us the challenge is well underway to find…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 13

Spirited and unique, the former ship-building city of Nantes is experiencing a mini-renaissance. Blessed with an impressive art,…

By Gareth Jones · Dec 9

Despite its turbulent past, Myanmar remains remarkably beautiful. At Inle Lake, you can experience unique culture, pristine landscape,…

By Paul · Dec 5

Visiting a Moroccan hammam is a highly sought-after experience in Marrakesh. Inside the hammam, bathers take part  in…

By Paul · Nov 26

South Africa is home to a diverse landscape that comprises everything from pristine beaches, rugged mountains and craggy…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 20

Rabat’s status as a locus of national power and history is palpable, from the 12th century seaside Kasbah…

By Paul · Nov 4

One of Budapest’s most popular attractions are its bath houses. And they serve more than just the purpose…

By Paul · Oct 27

Surrounded, and protected, by the Arabian Sea, Murud-Janjira fort is an impenetrable bastion that was self-sustaining and never…

By Paul · Oct 22

Rich in history and tradition, Yorkshire is a hotspot for travellers looking to explore more of the UK…

By Paul · Oct 15

As the northernmost section of Valencia’s old town, El Carmen is not only one of the old town’s…

By Paul · Oct 3

In the remote tribal villages of Tana Toraja, nestled in the highlands of Sulawesi, Indonesia, ritualistic sacrifice during…

By Paul · Sep 22

South Wales is without doubt most famous for the country’s chirpy capital, Cardiff. Yet beyond the bright lights lie…

By Gareth Jones · Sep 11

Grand Cayman is the largest of the three Cayman Islands, all located in the western Caribbean. With infinite…

By Paul · Sep 3

There is more to the Ligurian seaside than just world-famous destinations such as Portofino and Cinque Terre. Stretching…

By Paul · Aug 29

Hugging the banks of The Danube, with Austria and Hungary for close neighbours, Bratislava is historically a proud…

By Paul · Aug 26

Seville’s flamenco scene is one of Spain’s most enigmatic, with flamenco theatres and bars lining both sides of…

By Paul · Aug 16

Dotted with lobster shacks, sandy beaches and dramatic seascapes, Maine’s rugged coastline stretches almost 3,500 miles and draws…

By Paul Joseph · Aug 5

Running from the River Thames and ending at Nunhead Cemetery, The Green Chain Walk is an extensive network…

By Paul · Jul 26

There are very few cities like Vancouver, where you can ski in the morning and hit the beach…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 17

Cured Iberian ham, seared foie gras, and Cantabrian anchovies pinned to a chunk of crusty white bread are…

By Tracy Kaler · Jul 16

Basilicata is mainly known for its UNESCO-listed city, Matera, but much more can be discovered on a road…

By Paul · Jul 8

Beyond the town of Sintra is the Natural Park of Sintra-Cascais, offering a continuation of the fantastical buildings…

By Paul · Jul 5

Comprising thousands of coastal islands and inland lakes, along with vast forests and glaciated mountains, Sweden’s natural geography…

By Paul Joseph · Jun 27

As one of the European Capitals of Culture in 2019, the city of Matera – with its extensive…

By Andrea Gambaro · Jun 21

While Genghis Khan’s massive empire and formidable warriors may be the most-known aspect of Mongolian history, the country’s…

By Breawna Eaton · Jun 10

Even young Harlemites will tell you they still remember a time when the 3-train cleared out after 96th street.…

By Paul · Jun 4

At TravelMag.com we recently set our sights on the lovely region of England known as the Cotswolds. The…

By Paul · May 27

The daily routine at the traditional tanneries of Fez has changed little since medieval times. The oldest and…

By Paul · May 7

Hidden amongst the historic treasures of Japanese theatre lies the haunting stories of Noh; an archaic world of…

By Paul · Apr 15

It’s something of a mystery that Uruguay remained an undiscovered destination for so long, at least for most…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 8

Nyungwe National Park is one of the few tracts of truly wild land left in Rwanda. As Africa’s…

By Paul · Mar 31

Spanning the entire length of the country, from the cloud covered mountains of the North to the branching…

By Paul · Mar 12

Whistler is a charming village built by, and for, those in the pursuit of outdoor activities. The mountain’s…

By Paul · Mar 11

Lying off the north-eastern coast of Vietnam in the Gulf of Tonkin, with its 1,600 tree-topped limestone islets…

By Paul · Mar 1

You don’t need a swimming costume you won’t have to hug trees and it’s proven to alleviate stress,…

By Paul · Feb 25