79 Search Results for "architecture"

Central Florida
Travel Guide
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Central Florida: Waterski Capital, Iconic Architecture & Nature

FLORIDA SERIES – Second stop! Central Florida, known for its vibrant cities, stunning natural landscapes, and world-renowned attractions, is a premier destination for travelers of all ages. Home to Orlando, the theme park capital of the world, visitors can explore the magic of Walt Disney World, the thrills of Universal Studios, LEGOLAND, the new Peppa […]

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Illusions in Architecture Around the World

Illusions in architecture is a beautiful expression of creativity. Moving into a more technological era, buildings are also reflecting this global shift. The focus of facade design is now on function and visual stimulation. More and more, exterior aesthetic aims to challenge perception and evoke responses from its onlookers. Of the modern architectural trends worldwide, […]

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Appreciating Architecture In Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul is a landscape where the past, present, and future exist in unity. Cars drive on cobblestone streets. Newly built shops sit next to ancient architecture, blurring together the new and the old. But a closer look reveals just how much care and effort were put into the old architecture, built entirely without the handiness of modern technology or machinery. […]

autumn
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The Beauty of Autumn: Discovering the Best Foliage Tours

I am not trying to rush through summer, but seeing all the fall clothes in my local mall made me think of the upcoming season. Fall officially starts on September 22, 2024! And as the sweltering days of summer give way to the crisp, cool air of autumn, nature unveils one of its most spectacular […]

Piedmont
Travel Guide
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Your Guide to the Piedmont Region in Italy

EAT, PLAY, CHILL and STAY. During your next visit to Italy, take a few days to explore the Piedmont region. You won’t regret it! Imagine a region where vast mountains form a natural border with Switzerland and France. Encompassing 160,000 hectares of protected land, this area is dotted with majestic castles that hark back to its […]

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These 5 Cities Are Changing The Meaning Of Bicycle Friendly

Two heads might be better than one, but are four wheels really better than two? Not in these 5 cities, where locals and tourists prefer bicycles for getting around town. With stunning architecture and plenty of stopovers, life in these places really is better on a bike. Take a spin through 5 of the world’s […]

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

Bridgerton
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Travel Like a Bridgerton: Exploring Europe on the Grand Tour

The allure of “Bridgerton,” with its lush settings, romantic escapades, and charming characters, has captivated audiences worldwide. One character, in particular, Colin Bridgerton, embodies the spirit of adventure and curiosity that defined the European Grand Tour—a traditional trip undertaken by young aristocrats to experience the cultural wonders of Europe. In this travel guide, we’ll explore […]

Micro-cations
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Micro-Cations: The Rise of Short, Impactful Trips

When I started my travel blog in 2011, it was called Weekend Jaunt because I was all about the 2-4 day quick getaways. Now, in today’s fast-paced world, finding time for a long vacation can be challenging. Enter micro-cations, the trend of short but enriching vacations that are perfect for those with limited time. These […]

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5 Quirky Roadside Attractions in Pennsylvania

One of the best things about a road trip is the quirky roadside attractions you’ll see along the way. And if you are driving through Pennsylvania, you will see examples of novelty architecture and sculptures. Keep this list handy if you are heading to Pennsylvania! The Haines Shoe House in York Location: Along Route 30 […]

Manzamo Cape in Okinawa Japan
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You’ll Never Guess What Country This Gorgeous Destination Is In

Japan is mostly known internationally for Tokyo’s bustle and neon nightlife and Kyoto’s cultural attractions, but Japan is packing another secret gem: Okinawa. This southern prefecture is Japan’s tropical getaway, and it’s downright beautiful. Okinawa’s has a rich and interesting history, which most notably includes a long period of independence before Japanese occupation and the conflict […]

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

Set-Jetting
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Set-Jetting: Travel Inspired by Popular TV Shows and Movies

In the world of travel, a new trend is captivating the imaginations of globetrotters: set-jetting. This phenomenon involves travelers visiting locations that have been featured in their favorite TV shows and movies. Set-jetting allows fans to immerse themselves in the real-life settings of their beloved fictional worlds, offering a unique and engaging way to experience […]

solo travel
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Why Solo Travel is on the Rise?

Solo travel has seen a significant surge in popularity, especially among younger generations. The appeal lies in the opportunity for self-care, personal growth, and the freedom to explore new destinations at one’s own pace. For many, solo travel is not just about seeing new places but also about embarking on a journey of self-discovery. This […]