First time in Madrid? Then one treasure trove you certainly can’t miss out on is the abundance of rooftop bars proliferating throughout the city. Resting at 650 meters above sea level, Madrid is Europe’s most elevated capital. making the views from its rooftops nearly untoppable. Skyscrapers make up most of the vistas downtown so if you're looking for the best rooftops to enjoy in Madrid, you can’t do better than these top picks!

One of the oldest cities in Morocco, Tangier has stood at the nexus where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean, acting as Europe’s gateway to Africa for several centuries. Thanks to its storied past, the coastal metropolis also has a lot to offer visitors, from excellent cuisine to stunning vistas around every corner. Why not uncover its secrets for yourself?

Planning a trip to Jordan? As one of the safest countries in the Middle East, the nearly landlocked nation has many monuments to discover, including a Wonder of the Modern World. From the Dead Sea to Wadi Rum, there is a bundle of beautiful places to tick off your bucket list. Read on to find out more!

In the shadow of Mount Vesuvius lie the ruins of Pompeii, an ancient Roman city buried by a volcanic eruption in 79 AD. Located merely 26 kilometers from Naples, the UNESCO World Heritage Site is easy to reach via public transportation and filled with lots to see and uncover. If you’re in the area and want to see the unearthed ruins with your own eyes, here’s everything you need to know about how to get to Pompeii and what to see there!

Ready to roam around Ronda? This ancient cliffside city is where you should go to stare into the abyss since it’s also home to a huge gorge that splits it into two. The gastronomic scene is equally jaw-dropping so let’s dive into the best tips. Just don’t fall too deep!

Barcelona is Spain’s most visited city and there’s no surprise as to why since the Mediterranean metropolis is filled with everything a traveler could ever want like great gastronomy, world-class museums, kilometers of sandy coastline and the craziest nightlife. Crave to know more?

Madrid may often be overlooked for Barcelona but the cultural hub is bursting with entertainment venues, unrivaled nightlife and great year-round weather! The Spanish capital offers many interesting activities from elegant rooftops to bustling food markets to world-class museums so if you're traveling there soon, here are the best things to see and do from a Canadian who currently calls the city home.

Oporto is famous for its excellent wine vineyards, charming atmosphere and deep historical roots. The Portuguese city also offers a plethora of activities for every interest from taking boat rides on the Douro River to exploring golden-sand beaches along the coast, so find out exactly how to make the most of your time in Oporto.

Cappadocia, Turkiye is a traveler’s paradise, renowned for its famed hot air balloons and mountainous valleys brimming with fairy chimneys. Still, it’s a huge region with many towns so deciding where to stay can be difficult. Not sure where you should stay in Cappadocia? Read on to explore your options.

Are you planning your first big international solo trip? Feeling a little nervous about jet-setting around the globe alone? Preparedness is the key to overcoming any obstacle during your travels but there are certain hiccups to look out for. Don’t know where to start? Keep reading for some useful tips and advice.

Lisbon is the charming capital of Portugal, known for its coastal landscape, typically sunny weather and friendly locals. It’s the perfect place to beat the heat in summer or escape the cold in winter and the cuisine is nothing short of top-notch. If you’re seeking the best things to do in Lisbon, you have everything you need from activities to sights to watering holes . Want to explore the city’s best-kept secrets? Take a peek here…

Pena Palace is a 19th-century Romanticist castle in Sintra and one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal. If you want to explore Sintra, Pena Palace is a must-see, located a mere 50 kilometers away from Lisbon. In case you’re dying to visit this palace as much as I was, here’s everything you need to know about visiting Pena Palace and all its splendor.

Pamukkale is a natural spring famous for its sparking, snow-white limestone, and aquamarine thermal pools. Attracting millions of visitors to its mesmerizing landscape annually, it is one of Turkey’s most cherished landmarks and located just a few kilometers away from Denizli. If you’re in Turkey and would like to know all about how to get to Pamukkale and what to do and see there, this guide has everything you could ask for!

Ephesus is a UNESCO World Heritage site that is not to be missed. Located outside of Selçuk, this ancient city is a must for lovers of legends and mystery as it’s near a Wonder of the Ancient World, the Temple of Artemis. If you want to know how to get to Ephesus and which sights to see while there, this guide is just for you! Besides the best things to do while near Selçuk, you’ll also discover where to stay and where to eat so look no further for the ultimate itinerary for one of the best archeological sites in Turkey!

Istanbul, also nicknamed the City of the World’s Desire, more than lives up to its moniker thanks to its friendly locals, tasty cuisine, and a plethora of activities to do in the area. From over a hundred mosques to visit to rooftop terraces offering sweeping views of the cityscape, there’s no shortage of things to do in Istanbul. In fact, at times it might seem as there’s too much to do and so little time but this guide has you covered with the top 30 things you should do in Istanbul at least once!

In the Madrid area and looking for more to do? Why not take a trip to El Escorial, a majestic palace not too far from the city center? This colossal estate has a lot to offer fans of history and architecture, and the surrounding town is as charming as a storybook. Wander the vast halls or check out the various courtyard, either way, this guide has got you covered, complete with a walkthrough of the palace plus suggestions of what else to see while there.

If you're traveling to Seville and want to know where to find the most famous monuments, best restaurants, and which food to try, this guide has everything you need! From the legendary Plaza de Espana to a flamenco show at Casa Flamenco…

Santiago de Compostela is a traveler's paradise, especially for hiking enthusiasts. From its stunning architecture, vibrant culinary scene and gorgeous natural beauty, there’s no shortage of things to see or do in Santiago de Compostela. Santiago de Compostela is also well-connected to other sights in the northwestern Spanish community of Galicia so if you're traveling there, this guide has all you need to…

If you're planning to cross the Colombian-Ecuadorian, why not also seek out the extraordinary and go to Las Lajas? Las Lajas, Colombia's most beautiful church, is a gothic cathedral close to the Colombian-Ecuadorian border that's definitely worth checking out while in the area. If you want to know how to cross the Colombian-Ecuadorian border or vice versa, plus how to get to Las Lajas, this guide has all you need to…

If you’re already in Ecuador, why not visit the equator? Locally known as La Mitad del Mundo (the Middle of the World), it’s the geographic midpoint of the world and Ecuador is one of the few countries in the world where the journey is possible…

Travel to the end of the world when you head to the Cape Finisterre in northwestern Spain where its jaw-dropping cliffs and bright blue waters extend into the Atlantic Ocean. Finisterre lies on Galicia's mesmerizing Costa da Morte and is a site of historical importance since pre-Roman times. Read more on how to get to the end of the world and back.

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Where do you want to be when the clock strikes on a new year? Perhaps dancing the night away, ooh-ing and aah-ing at fireworks, or making a toast over 300 meters above the city lights? If you chose any of the options above, then pick up the phone because Berlin just might be calling you!

Where to go when summer is winding down yet you haven’t had a proper beach day in ages? Why, to the south of France, of course! 

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As a Canadian, it can be difficult to find travel articles geared toward us, especially those about how to move abroad. If you´re looking to escape the Great White North for a season or more, there are plenty of countries you can move to such as…

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