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Stretching from the North Sea all the way up to the Arctic Circle, Norway is a dream destination for outdoor enthusiasts and trendy urbanites alike. Along the coast, more than 1,000 fjords plunge between jagged peaks, while red cottages and fishing villages dot narrow harbors. Meanwhile, cities like Bergen and Oslo wield cutting-edge design, art,…
Scotland’s romantic cities, shimmering lochs, and natural wonders attract a variety of travelers form far and wide. Much of the compact mainland can be easily navigated by train, while many of the 790 offshore islands require more effort and planning to reach. Therefore, you’ll want to allocate a solid chunk of time to explore and…
The Florida Keys is a 125-mile archipelago consisting of around 1,700 islands, though less than 50 are connected and accessible by the famous Overseas Highway. As you drive from Key Largo to Key West, many of the smaller Keys (technically known as “cays”) pass by in the blink of an eye, while others make a…
With 115 islands spread across the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles is gifted with some of the world’s most idyllic beaches. However, it’s so much more than a beach paradise. Distinct flora and fauna — much of which cannot be found elsewhere — have evolved over millennia on this remote archipelago. Seychellois culture mixes African, European,…
While most European capitals are divided up into fairly distinct and organized neighborhoods, Rome marches to its own beat. That’s perhaps not surprising — the landscape is a bit haphazard, dictated by thousands of years of history and the whims of urban planning. Figuring out where to base yourself in Rome can be a challenge,…
More than one-and-a-half times bigger than the entire United Kingdom, California is the U.S. state with the highest population, the most national parks, the tallest trees, and some of the coolest, most vibrant cities. A state of mountains, deserts, lakes, and beaches, California has some of the most incredible landscapes in the country, too. Plus,…
Southeast Asia encompasses more countries than you probably realize. Of course there’s Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia, but you may pause for a moment before remembering Singapore, Myanmar, Brunei, and several others. Although some similar influences crop up in neighboring countries, the cultures and attractions are strikingly diverse in each destination. To help you decide where…
You want to go to Europe, but don’t know where to start your travel research. From picking a country to choosing between big metropolises and quiet seaside towns, there are a lot of options. That’s why we’ve broken down some of the top destinations in Europe, and provided a rundown of what those countries have…
Offering some of the warmest year-round weather and prettiest beaches in the United States, it’s no surprise visitors flock to Florida throughout the year. Choosing where to go in the Sunshine State can be difficult, though, as most cities have slightly different vibes and appealing factors — from the array of amusement parks in central…
Once the heart of the ancient Aztec civilization, Mexico City has since grown into a vast metropolis with more than 20 million people living in and around the nation’s capital. Interestingly, up until not so long ago, many travelers were wary of visiting the city, put off by warnings of rampant crime, crumbling infrastructure, and…
