Many visitors to Istanbul flock to explore the Grand Bazaar and gorgeous Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque, which celebrate the city’s rich cultural history. Decidedly less about ancient times as fresh glam modernity, Galataport on the Bosphorus waterfront is the place to see and be seen.
The city of seven hills offers the most picturesque “leg day” in the world, with endless charm and equally endless inclines. Fortunately, transportation via cable car, funicular, Uber, taxi, and local-ride service Bolt make exploring each unique neighborhood anything but an uphill battle. A long weekend makes an easy taster of this vibrant city, but you might not be ready to leave its charms so quickly once discovered.
A quick jaunt to the most romantic city in the world is great at any time of year, but summer offers a special charm for visitors to Paris. Here’s where to stay, where to eat, what to do, where to day trip, and what to bring.
This fourth largest populous city in Australia is also the world’s most remote mini-metropolis. Friendly and easy to navigate, street art and sculptures greet you at every corner, while public transportation makes it easy for visitors to explore.