Travel Inspiration

The classic caveat of white sandy shores and crystal clear water seems lovely, but these coastal oddities rewrite the rules of sun and sand.

So what is the largest zoo in the world? The answer to this question depends on what criteria is used for the term “large”.

The word aqueduct derives from the Latin words aqua meaning water and ducere meaning to lead.

Fountains are more than just a pretty face.

Architecture is a funny thing. At one point in time, we couldn’t get enough of towering Gothic cathedrals.

No matter what the year has thrown at you, a November trip to a tropical island is a great way to end things on a high note.

Trading your corporate cubicle for a beachfront hammock?

Hot springs have fascinated people for centuries. They’re natural spas that have been bubbling away long before humans walked the earth.

Piers are wonderfully impractical structures when you think about it.

Some cities treat color like an option, sticking to beige and gray like they’re afraid of offending anyone.

As the trend of Urban Exploring (visiting dilapidated buildings) grows, adventurous travelers are always in search of increasingly quirky abandoned buildings to explore! The trend was popularized by Ikumi Nakamura, a video game creator who spent 20 years traveling around the world uncovering some of the most peculiar abandoned buildings.

Although you might think you have seen a church or two in your day, nothing prepares you for this collection. No Gothic spires or stained glass saints here.

Traveling’s one of those things that just never gets old.

If you’re curious about where most people actually live, you’re definitely not alone.

Paradise exists, but filters and TikToks haven’t ruined it everywhere yet.