With its seemingly endless sunny days, warm weather, and glorious beaches, the Mediterranean easily captures the hearts of those who visit the region.

Streets have the ability to define a city, providing visitors with incredible entertainment and nightlife, beautiful street art, award winning restaurants, rich history, and often many iconic landmarks.

There’s no denying that architects can sometimes get quite outlandish with their building designs.

The Camino de Santiago, or Way of Saint James, is one of the world’s greatest long distance pilgrimage routes.

It only makes sense that certain lesser known cities around the world would try to recreate the feeling or look of some of our most iconic cities.

When travelling to another country, it is wise to take a moment to read up on unfamiliar local laws that might get you into trouble.

It goes without saying that the Christmas season is a very spiritual time for many. We have therefore taken a look at some of the world’s most mesmerising cathedrals. The sheer amount of skill and hours it took to construct these truly remarkable places of worship is almost unbelievable and many of the finest cathedrals are yet to be finished.

Although hills may not always be the most fun to climb, they almost always offer stunning picturesque views. And across Europe there are countless fairy-tale hilltop towns that are must see destinations.

With Halloween just around the corner, we thought we would take a look at the best places around the world where chocolate reigns supreme.

Some of the world’s most iconic cities hold semi-annual fashion weeks throughout the year, where leading fashion designers show off their latest creations. Known as the “Big Four”, the most prominent fashion capitals that put on the finest fashion weeks include Milan, Paris, London, and New York.