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For a bird that can’t fly, the kiwi has managed to soar as New Zealand’s most recognizable symbol—so much so that it’s even become an adjective to describe anything from the country. “Kiwi” certainly rolls off the tongue easier than “New Zealander.” You’ll find kiwis on coins, souvenirs, and sports jerseys, but the one place where they’re notoriously hard to ...

Planning a trip to Madrid and debating Toledo vs Segovia? You’re not alone. These two cities are the most popular day trips from Madrid, both UNESCO-listed and dripping with history. Many travelers find themselves stuck on the same question: Segovia or Toledo, which should I visit? I live in Madrid and have taken day trips to Toledo and Segovia more ...

Traveling between Madrid and Barcelona offers a unique opportunity to explore some of Spain’s most fascinating destinations. Instead of rushing from one city to another, why not take your time and enjoy the journey? You’ll find ancient towns, gorgeous cities, and stunning landscapes that are often overlooked. This itinerary is perfect to experience Spain beyond its two largest cities. Whether ...

Lanzarote is the easternmost of the eight islands of the Canary Archipelago. This spectacular island, declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO, is, like the rest of the Canary Islands, of volcanic origin and is famous for its arid lunar landscape formed by more than three hundred volcanoes, rocky beaches, white villages and its many museums, botanical gardens and cultural attractions. ...

Located in northeastern Colombia, right on the border with Venezuela, Cúcuta has long been an important link between the two countries. Spread across the Pamplonita River valley, it has a warm climate, historic sites, and busy streets. Some of the most notable Cúcuta attractions are connected to the 1821 Constitution of Cúcuta, a key moment in Colombia’s history, while others ...