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!
Touring El Escorial (Madrid’s Most Captivating Palace)
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.
The Ultimate Seville Travel Guide (3-Day Itinerary)
Santiago de Compostela, Galicia’s Most Beautiful City
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…
Discovering Las Lajas Sanctuary (Colombia's Most Gorgeous Church)
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…
Visiting the Two Middles of the World (Mitad del Mundo)
Journeying To Finisterre (World's End)
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.















