Looking for the top places to visit in Colombia? This country does scale like few others: Amazon rainforest, Andean peaks, colonial towns, Caribbean beaches—and that’s before you even factor in the food and music. You won’t find a single “right ...
His name is everywhere—on signs, museums, and even roundabouts. From the airport to art centers carved into lava, it’s impossible to spend more than a day in Lanzarote without encountering a piece of his legacy. But who exactly was César ...
Planning a Mexico City itinerary can feel overwhelming—there’s just so much to see, eat, and experience. But if you’ve got four days, it’s absolutely possible to hit the highlights and still have time to soak in the atmosphere. Whether you’re ...
Located about 80 kilometers (50 miles) east of Medellín, Guatapé is one of the most popular day trips in Antioquia and a must on most Colombian itineraries. Set along the shores of an artificial reservoir built in the late 20th ...
Monfragüe National Park is a must-see spot in Spain for any nature lover, so naturally (pun intended) it’s been on my radar for a while. Although I knew of its reputation as a birdwatching paradise, the park, including the Monfragüe ...
Squares are everywhere in Colombia. They’re in the middle of cities, towns, and even tiny villages—and more often than not, they’ve been there since the place was founded. As expected, many historical squares have become some of the most recognizable ...
Madrid is famous for its world-class museums, but the city’s artistic spirit extends beyond these iconic institutions. Some boutique hotels in Madrid house private art collections or feature mini-galleries, offering a unique blend of accommodation and creativity. This guide focuses ...
Dramatically perched on the steep edge of Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula, the Amalfi Coast is known for its zig-zagging roads, stacked villages, and cliffside terraces. One of the most visited destinations in Campania, it earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 1997. ...
Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Portugal, Porto is one of the most walkable places I’ve ever been to—and also one of the least. Every street seems to tilt at some strange angle, and the moment you think ...
Get ready to explore Europe’s amazing retrofuturistic hotels! With a delightful mix of vintage-inspired designs and modern amenities, these unique spots fuse nostalgic vibes and contemporary comforts for any future past-inspired European trip. Retrofuturism is all about imagining the future ...
Located in northeastern Italy in the Veneto region, Padua might not have Venice’s canals, but it makes up for it with medieval charm, impressive piazzas, and fewer tourist crowds. This charming town is known for its cobblestone streets, ancient university ...
Barcelona grabs you right away—with its sun-soaked streets, stunning architecture, and lively Mediterranean vibe, it’s hard not to fall in love. From Gaudí’s whimsical buildings to the buzz of local markets, there’s so much to explore. But figuring it all ...