Florida’s most famous key has long been a popular holiday destination, among both visitors from across the pond and Americans in search of a relaxing spot. The island city has a lot to offer despite its small size; it has some of the best snorkelling in the US right off shore, as well as plentiful …
The fifth most populated city in New York State is a hotbed of urban activity that is irresistible to the passing traveller, as well as being a crucial gateway to the incredible natural beauty of the upstate region. While Syracuse itself is home to the attractive Erie Canal, a plethora of world-class restaurants, and the …
Budapest is the capital of Hungary, and is a city that genuinely has something for everyone to enjoy. From ruin bars to hot summer music festivals; from freezing winters to thermal spa baths – whatever the season, Budapest is simply a joy to discover. As one of the more affordable European cities, Budapest not only …
A historic inland port on the River Severn, Gloucester is at the entrance to England’s West Country on the cusp of the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean. Originally this was the Roman fort of Glevum, defending a crossing on the Severn, and gained its town charter under Henry II in 1155. Gloucester’s cathedral has …
Home to the beautiful St John’s River and the longest coastline of any city in the United States, Jacksonville is one of the most popular cities in the Sunshine State of Florida – and easily one of the most charming. It’s also one of the most populated. Between the countless urban parks, world class cuisine …
Situated in a wonderfully scenic setting on the banks of the Puget Sound, Tacoma is a twinkling example of a quintessential American riverside city. It is bursting with culture, a healthy dose of art, and of course, exciting cuisine. Complete with conveniently distinguishable districts, such as the fascinating museum district; the buzzing 6th Avenue with …
Geneva is Switzerland’s second most populous city, famed for being a diplomatic centre. But with so many more facets to its appeal – from cuisine and architecture to breath-taking nature – Switzerland is a country of almost unparalleled beauty. Steep, jagged mountains rise from the ground, dusted in snow in winter, carpeted with green in …
One of the most sparsely populated states in the USA, North Dakota is a predominately flat state that borders Canada to the north, while the Red River of the North makes up for its eastern border. The southwest part of the state is part of the Badlands and the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, known for …
The Croatian capital is a veritable hotbed of incredibly rich history, architecture and culture that wonderfully manifests itself in the form of charming cobblestone streets, bustling markets and Baroque cathedrals. The quintessentially historic city offers fascinating sights and UNESCO-listed attractions, but some of the best kept secrets in the area lie outside the city limits. …
Founded and named in the honour of Charles II of England, and with a dance named after it, Charleston, South Carolina has several claims to fame which make it worth a visit. The historic city is undeniably a beautiful place to stay. Cute cobbled streets interlink colourful colonial houses, and plenty of leafy parks are …