When it comes to exploring a new city, there are always the top attractions that everyone knows about. But what about the hidden gems that only locals know? In this article, we will explore the top attractions and hidden gems of various cities around the world.

The Top Attractions

Let’s start with the top attractions, the places that everyone knows and that you can’t miss when visiting a city. These are usually the most iconic  

Travelling to a new place is always an exciting experience, but with so many options, it can be overwhelming to decide where to go and what to do. In this guide, we’ll take a look at some of the most popular tourist attractions and offer advice on what to visit and what to skip.

Historical Landmarks

Historical landmarks are a must-see for many tourists, and for good reason. They offer a glimpse into the past  

Mexico is a country rich in history and culture, with the ancient Maya civilization being one of the most prominent. One way to explore this fascinating part of history is by hiking the “Gran Ruta Maya,” Mexico’s first thru-hike, which stretches over 1000 km from the Yucatan Peninsula to Chiapas.

In this article, we will take a closer look at the Gran Ruta Maya and the historical significance of the ancient Maya civilization.

What is

 

What is the first thing that comes to most people’s minds when they think of the beach? Sun, waves, and a good time. On the other hand, not all beaches are built the same. Some of them have powdery-soft, snow-white sand that feels like silk when you walk on it, while others have water that is so crystal clear that it seems surreal.

The location of your home or the availability of beaches in the

 

Illinois is a state in the Midwest region of the United States. It borders the states of Indiana on the east and the Mississippi River on the west. Illinois is also known as “the Prairie State”, and it’s landscape is marked by rolling hills and farmland. The state’s largest city, Chicago, is situated in the northeast along the shores of Lake Michigan and is renowned for its skyscrapers. There are many places to visit in

 

As a kid, I spent nearly every summer with my family in Greece.

My parents immigrated to California from Greece in the 1980s, but they made sure I grew up learning about our family’s roots. We spent almost every summer of my childhood in Greece, where beach days were filled with that perfect turquoise Aegean Sea and big fresh bowls of horiatiki.

Friends now frequently ask me for advice on their Greece trips, but the

 

Hawaii is something else. The islands have far surpassed being ‘just a tourist destination’ and have become a dream destination for many travelers. Hawaii’s natural beauty is unrivaled. From the beautiful beaches, dramatic volcanic landscapes, and abundant native animals like sea turtles – it is no wonder you want to visit.

Now you’ve just got to figure out where to stay in Hawaii. The islands are associated with luxury hotels, but there are lots of

 

Iceland’s geothermal lagoons, baths and spas are more than a tourist attraction — they’re a way of life.

In every Icelandic movie and TV show I’ve watched on Icelandair flights, there is a scene in which the characters settle their differences or hash out the news and gossip while sitting chest-deep in the local naturally heated pool. In a nation of harsh weather, a steamy public bath is key to happiness.

And Iceland has come

 

After a couple hours of traipsing around a museum, hanger is inevitable. Here’s where to eat before a family feud breaks out.

Where to Eat Near Philly’s Classic Tourist Destinations

Dinner at Amma’s / Photograph by Will Figg

No matter how confused we may feel when we see people standing in line for the Liberty Bell in 88-degree heat (presumably because they watched National Treasure on an airplane once), Philly’s tourism scene is vital to the city’s economy and we appreciate the sentiment

 
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(CNN) — It’s looking like this summer will be a travel season to remember, especially following the Covid-stricken summers of 2020 and 2021.

“Not only are we seeing exponential travel enthusiasm, we are also anticipating