Best way to visit Seceda (Dolomites) with minimal hiking
Did you know you can stand at the top of Seceda without hiking for hours? Seceda is one of the most iconic spots in the Dolomites for hikers, skiers, and photographers year-round. It’s famous for its slanting ridge and the dramatic Odle Peaks behind it. Many people miss...
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Lago di Braies Italy (Pragser Wildsee): Exactly How to Visit in 2025
Lago di Braies in Italy, also called Pragser Wildsee, is the lake you’ve probably seen on Instagram or TikTok a hundred times. Generations of hikers called it ‘Pearl of the Alps’, but it was the TV show Un Passo dal Cielo that turned it into a worldwide star....
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12 Best Things to Do in Bonifacio on a Day Trip from Sardinia by Ferry
At the far southern tip of Corsica lies Bonifacio, a town that looks like it was carved into the cliffs by nature itself. Known as the ‘city of cliffs’, it’s one of France’s most attractive destinations with medieval fortifications and streets that feel frozen in time. The mix...
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Cancun vs Playa del Carmen: Which destination truly matches your travel style?
Cancun vs Playa del Carmen – two hotspots on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula that offer something unforgettable. Both sit along the same stretch of Caribbean coastline, yet they couldn’t feel more different. But which one should you choose? We’ve been lucky enough to visit both more than once, and...
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Xcaret vs Xel-Ha: Which Eco-Park Is Worth Your Time and Money?
Xcaret vs Xel-Ha: Which one should you visit? They are two of the most popular adventure parks in the Riviera Maya, owned by the same company, Xcaret Experiencias Group. This trusted company also runs Xplor, Xoximilco, Xenses, and tours like Xichen and Xenotes. While both parks offer unforgettable...
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21 Hampton Court Palace Facts That Will Change How You See British Royalty Forever
What if we told you that Hampton Court Palace holds secrets that even most Londoners don’t know? This grand riverside palace has seen the rise and fall of kings, ghostly whispers in its halls, and scandals that rocked a nation. Whether you’re a history lover or planning a...
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Authentic Adventures: 13 Things to Do in Riviera Maya Mexico (2025)
Ever heard of a place where ancient jungle ruins meet luxury spas, and wild cenotes hide just minutes from five-star resorts? That place is real, and it’s called the Riviera Maya in Mexico. But before we dive into the unforgettable things to do in Riviera Maya, let’s get...
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17 Unforgettable things to do in Gibraltar that showcase its soul.
Stop scrolling if you’re trying to figure out if it’s worth visiting Gibraltar. At only 6.8 km2, this British Overseas Territory at the very southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula might look like a tiny dot on a map. But don’t let its size fool you. Most tourists...
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15 Fun Things to Do in Budapest That Are Worth Your Forint
Thinking about a trip to Hungary and looking for fun things to do in Budapest? Let’s make one thing clear: this cosmopolitan European capital is not just worth it- it’s unforgettable. Where else can you soak in steamy thermal baths from the 1500s and admire grand Habsburg architecture?...
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Top Things to Do in Essaouira (2025): UNESCO Medina, Breezy Beaches & Souks
Searching for the things to do in Essaouira? Let us show you why this laid-back town on Morocco’s Atlantic coast deserves a place on your itinerary. We visited Essaouira on a day trip from Marrakech, and it instantly felt different – calmer, cooler, and more relaxed. It doesn’t...
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Beyond Petra: What Makes Qusayr Amra in Jordan a UNESCO Site?
In the centre of the eastern desert in Jordan stands a place so magical, that you’ll wonder why more people don’t talk about it. Qusayr Amra doesn’t scream for attention - it waits patiently for those curious enough to come across it. The travellers who make the journey...
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The 12 Treasures of Spain Every Cultural Traveller Needs on Their Bucket List
In 2007, millions of Spanish people voted to decide which places best represent their country’s rich culture, history, and identity. Four months after the international vote crowned the New Seven Wonders of the World, Spain launched its own version. Two big media channels, Antena 3 and Onda Cero,...
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Everything You Need to Know Before Visiting Ma’in Hot Springs in Jordan
What if we told you there’s a place in Jordan where hot waterfalls tumble down cliffs and land in pools—right in the middle of the desert? That place is Ma'in Hot Springs, and it might be the most unexpected wonder in the country. It’s a natural spa in...
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4 UNESCO-listed Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd That Changed Wales Forever
In 1986, UNESCO recognized the Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd as a World Heritage Site. This cemented their place among the world’s most important historical sites and confirmed their status as the finest examples of late 13th—and early 14th-century military architecture in Europe. Their...
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Little Petra Jordan: A Lost Nabataean City with 2,000-Year-Old Art
Everyone talks about one Nabataean marvel worth seeing. But what if there was another, just as stunning—yet almost forgotten? Little Petra, also called Siq al-Barid (meaning ‘the cold canyon’ in Arabic), is a UNESCO-listed site just north of Petra and Wadi Musa in Jordan. Like its famous neighbour,...
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French Caribbean: 15 Unforgettable Things to Do in Martinique
Almost 7,000 km (4,349 mi) from Paris lies a Caribbean isle unlike any other. Martinique Island isn’t just another tropical getaway—it’s small, stunning, and surprisingly under the radar. With soft-sand beaches, a mountainous landscape, and an active volcano, it’s anything but average. But what truly sets it apart?...
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What to Wear in Marrakech as a Female Traveller? The Truth No One Tells You!
If you’re planning a trip to Morocco’s gorgeous imperial city, you’re probably wondering what to wear in Marrakech. Before our visit, we had the same question—and trust us, it’s not as simple as just dressing for the heat. Packing for conservative cities can be tricky, especially when temperatures...
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15 Best Things to Do in Marrakesh That Will Change How You See Morocco!
When you think of Marrakesh, do you imagine a city shaped by Berber kings, French architects and Saharan traders? Because that’s exactly what it is. Founded over 950 years ago, this gorgeous Moroccan city has seen empires rise, dynasties fall, and traditions evolve into a culture unlike any...
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From Da Vinci to Van Eyck: 13 National Gallery London Paintings You’ll Never Forget”
What do Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, Monet, and Caravaggio have in common? Their paintings illuminate the halls of the National Gallery in London, one of the world’s premier art institutions. Established in 1824 with just 38 paintings, purchased from the banker John Julius Angerstein’s private collection, the gallery...
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Only 1 in 5 People Can Score Full Marks on This Capital Cities Quiz—Are You One?
Think You’re a Geography Genius? Prove It with Our Capital Cities Quiz! How good is your geography knowledge? Do you really know the capitals of the world —or just think you do? Let’s find out! If you think you know them, it’s time to prove it with our...
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