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Every year, Time Out asks the people who actually live in the world’s greatest cities what they love about home – and in 2026, those answers produced one of the most compelling travel lists in the ranking’s ten-year history. In March 2026, Time Out released its annual Best Cities ranking – and for travellers still deciding where […]
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A Florida-based clear kayak company wins over millions of Tripadvisor reviewers and earns a coveted spot on the platform’s annual Best of the Best list – here’s why this paddling experience is worth planning a trip around. A small tour operation in Tierra Verde, Florida, managed to do what very few travel experiences anywhere in […]
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A volunteer’s hike around Canada’s smallest province sparked a walking route that helped complete the world’s longest trail network. Prince Edward Island’s Island Walk officially placed PEI on the map of the world’s great long-distance routes when it opened in 2021. The route covers 707 kilometres and loops entirely around the island province, taking approximately […]
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In Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley, vineyards, orchards, Acadian history, and small-town warmth sit remarkably close together, making Wolfville and Grand-Pré an easy and rewarding escape. Some destinations work best when you stop trying to do one big thing and simply let the place reveal itself in layers. That is what happened to me in Wolfville […]
Two wineries, two very different expressions, and one memorable tasting journey through Nova Scotia wine country. There is something deeply satisfying about discovering a wine region that still feels a little underappreciated by the wider world. Nova Scotia may not yet command the same instant recognition as Niagara or Napa for every traveller, but it […]
Some places win you over slowly. Others do it the moment you arrive. That was true of both Mahone Bay and Lunenburg for me. On this South Shore jaunt, I spent time in both Mahone Bay and Lunenburg, and each made its own distinct impression – even in the winter! The minute I drove into […]
From my hotel window, I can see Halifax Harbour and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. On a day when snow has been falling since late yesterday, it is impossible not to think about the Titanic — and the city that helped carry its sorrow home. A Story Many of Us Think We Know Depending […]
Downtown Halifax is the kind of place that rewards curiosity. You can spend a day by the harbour, step into a museum, take in contemporary art, climb to a hilltop fort, hop a ferry, wander a historic garden, and still have time left over for a cosy café or a neighbourhood detour. It is a […]
There are places in Canada that inform you, and there are places that undo you a little. The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in Halifax did both for me. Facing History, A Hall of Arrival, a Room of Reckoning Some places teach you history. Others reach into your chest and rearrange how you […]
Even with some seasonal shops closed, Peggy’s Cove remains deeply compelling in spring’s shoulder season — not only for its lighthouse, but for its working harbour, wave-worn granite, artist legacy, and enduring way of life. A Famous Place That Still Feels Lived In Some places become so photographed that you arrive wondering whether the real […]
A friendly seatmate, a scenic coastal drive, and a hydrothermal spa experience in Indian Harbour made my arrival in Nova Scotia feel less like a check-in and more like an exhale. East Coast Warmth Begins Before Landing There are places that greet you with spectacle, and then there are places that welcome you with softness. […]
A short drive from Toronto, Lindsay offers travellers a refreshing reminder that meaningful journeys are often found in Canada’s smaller communities. With heritage streets, historic landmarks, and tranquil waterways, this Kawartha Lakes town invites visitors to slow down and explore its rich local character. Historic Downtown Lindsay Downtown Lindsay centres around Kent Street, where rows […]
