7 Unique Things to Do in Wytheville
Tucked into a valley between ridges of Appalachian Mountains, Wytheville, a city of 8,000 residents, offers a positively disproportionate number of options for recreation, sightseeing,…
By TravelMag · Aug 26, 2024
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Tucked into a valley between ridges of Appalachian Mountains, Wytheville, a city of 8,000 residents, offers a positively disproportionate number of options for recreation, sightseeing,…
By TravelMag · Aug 26, 2024
Features
Rio de Janeiro is beguiling, thrilling and, at times, even a little overwhelming. With so much history, entertainment…
By travelmag · Dec 5
Like a Local
Steeped in American history and only 50 miles north of Baltimore, York, PA is feeling the early pangs…
By TravelMag · Jun 8
Features
Beyond the town of Sintra is the Natural Park of Sintra-Cascais, offering a continuation of the fantastical buildings…
By TravelMag · Jul 5
Features
Buildings may flake, peel, and crumble in Croatia’s capital, Zagreb, but its inhabitants don’t appear to be in…
By TravelMag · Nov 8
Destinations: Italy
At the heart of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, Bologna still waves its revolutionary flag. The “red city” resists the…
By TravelMag · Aug 17
Features
Pearly dusk lingers for hours along the horizon and then soon as not twilight begins to merge into the…
By TravelMag · Jul 4
Destinations: Italy
Hidden among the Sardinian mountains, the small town of Orgosolo has always lived by its own rules. Its…
By TravelMag · Aug 28
Destinations: Colombia
In Colombia’s sweltering city of Cartagena, vallenato music tells the story of a people and a culture like…
By TravelMag · Mar 19
Destinations: India
Stretching north from the southern tip of India, between the country’s tropical Malabar coast and neighbouring Tamil Nadu,…
By TravelMag · Mar 6
Cruises
Nestled on America’s east coast, the city of Boston is a popular jumping off point for cruises to…
By TravelMag · Feb 22
Destinations: New York City
Once home to working class Jewish immigrants, the Lower East Side has become a hotbed of creativity for…
By TravelMag · Feb 6
Destinations: New York City
Once a refuge for artists who rented cheap industrial lofts, SoHo is now one of the most stylish…
By TravelMag · Jan 25
Destinations: New England
While New Haven may be best known as the home of Yale University and its stunning ensemble of…
By TravelMag · Dec 2
Features
North Seattle is a patchwork of neighborhoods, each with its own unique atmosphere somewhere between suburban and metropolitan.…
By TravelMag · Dec 1
Destinations: Mexico
The pre-colonial village of Tepoztlan in central Mexico has long attracted visitors drawn to its reputation for mysticism…
By TravelMag · Nov 29
Destinations: New Zealand
Dunedin is often a popular gateway to the stunning natural wonder of Otago Peninsula nearby. The vibrant student…
By TravelMag · Oct 23
Destinations: India
The hilltop town of Coorg forms part of the backroads of Karnataka. Whilst many temples fall before you…
By TravelMag · Sep 9
Destinations: Spain
Literally “wild coast” in Catalan, the Costa Brava is one of the most ruggedly beautiful stretches of the…
By TravelMag · Aug 19
Activities
Ranked the best city in the Middle East for young people last year by the Youthful Cities Index,…
By TravelMag · Aug 17
Destinations: Edinburgh
Running since 1947, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is the biggest event of its kind in the world. The…
By TravelMag · Jul 25
Breawna Eaton
Kamakura’s shrines and temples stir a sense of calm and wonder. Exploring their magnificent prayer halls and manicured…
By TravelMag · Jul 16
Features
With a population of little over 10,000 Wells is England’s smallest city. The pristine architecture alone, dating back…
By TravelMag · Jun 15
Features
The Greyhound bus service in the United States has decent claim to being one of the worst travel…
By TravelMag · Jun 11
Features
Well off the beaten tourist track, Žižkov is Prague’s diamond in the rough. Formerly working class and a…
By TravelMag · Apr 30
Destinations: London
Throughout London are little reminders of a very different city that once existed. Although nearly all of the…
By TravelMag · Apr 22
Destinations: London
One of the most popular public parks in the world pays homage in more ways than one to…
By TravelMag · Apr 15
Features
For years two stunning Baroque palaces went overlooked. Today, the Belvedere contains hundreds of years of Austrian and…
By TravelMag · Apr 11
Destinations: France
Food is important to the French and they tend to do it very well – in Paris, in…
By TravelMag · Mar 20
Destinations: Germany
Like many German cities, Cologne was more or less leveled during the Allied bombings of World War 2,…
By TravelMag · Mar 12
Features
For many this village is a pass-through on the road to Key West. But those who pull over…
By TravelMag · Mar 9
California
The warm weather of California’s southernmost big city might not seem well-suited for a cup of hot coffee,…
By TravelMag · Mar 1
Destinations: Barcelona
Looking for a tour to unlock Spain’s cultural capital and help you to understand the context of some…
By TravelMag · Jan 24
Destinations: New England
A former mill town’s dilapidated factories have found a new purpose after being transformed into galleries and museums. When you…
By TravelMag · Jan 6
Destinations: Amsterdam
Out of Amsterdam’s often overlooked Noord region blooms a vibrant art scene that has begun to reclaim and…
By TravelMag · Oct 15
Features
Plenty of cities in America proudly boast a signature dish or food. Philadelphia has the greatest of them…
By TravelMag · Jul 27