Sunny Mallorca has been the scene of many a glamorous holiday. Thanks to its untouched coastline, glorious blue sea, rugged limestone cliffs, and the citrus tree adorned hills, it is a peaceful idyll that feels a million miles from life back at home.
St. Pauls Cathedral
A long weekend in London is the perfect introduction to a city you are sure to have a life-long love affair with.
Barcelona
With this practical planning guide to Barcelona, find out how much you'll need to spend on activities and tickets in this amazing Spanish city.
Barcelona is not cheap, but it's actually not too expensive either. With this ultimate travel planning guide, find out how much you need to spend on activities, food, nightlife, day trips, and more.
Madrid
Spain's capital city is dynamic and exciting. It's also a little expensive for visitors, so find out what you need to know before you go in our ultimate guide to traveling in Madrid.
Santorini
Santorini is a world-famous Greek island in the center of the Aegean Sea, famous for its rugged landscapes, white-washed houses and accompanying sunset views. It's increasingly popular with the luxury travel market but still caters to all budgets and interests. This Ultimate Travel Guide will help you find out where to go, how to get there, where to eat, and what to see.
The Natural History Museum
London is, in many ways, iconic to travel in Europe. For many traveling outside the United States for the first time, London represents something attainable and less intimidating because of its similarities to culture in America, and is therefore a first pick for tourists who have never been outside the U.S. In fact, it was our first destination in Europe for the much same reason.
Yet, traveling to London presents its own challenges. Namely, the amount of things you’ll want to do and see in London will be staggering. London is massive, and ten trips to this sparkling city wouldn’t be enough to fully uncover all there is to experience.
Bologna
The world is full of fascinating places, some well-known, some overrun with tourists and others rarely explored. Like you, I am always up for a challenge and thrive in getting out of my comfort zone. So here follows a handpicked selection of towns, cities and regions from around the globe that are ideal for day trips or as alternatives to their more famous neighbors.
Dalmatia coast
You know what will make your trip to Europe glorious this year? A scenic drive between Split and Dubrovnik in Croatia. Hard to believe the country caught up in a war two decades ago is now beckoning travelers with its Mediterranean streets, Adriatic coast, orange-clad homes, and surreal countryside.
Iceland is one of the most famous destinations for seeking a view of the famous dancing lights, and there are several tour options here to give you the best opportunity to spot them.