There’s no place like home, but for Wizard of Oz fans; this themed hotel room is the next best thing. The Wizard of Emeralds room at The Roxbury in New York is inspired by the classic 1939 film, and the designers have put out all the stops to transport guests to the wonderful world of Oz.
A new immersive virtual tour by the Frida Kahlo Museum might be just the salve for travel lovers who miss...
In an effort to give a new lease on life to some of America’s historic railway lines, Skunk Train is...
Also known as the Rose City, the prehistoric city of Petra is an incredible spectacle that one must see to believe. The once-thriving trade center was settled in the 4th century BCE. Its architecture, which is carved into the red sandstone cliffs, has helped make it one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. Located in the desert canyons of southwestern Jordan, Petra was the capital of the ancient Nabataean civilization.
Did you know that in the Black Hills of South Dakota, not far from Mount Rushmore, the world's second-largest sculpture...
If you look at this photo and start humming Simon and Garfunkel, no one would blame you.
It's no secret that Washington, D.C.'s art and culture scene is a national treasure. With over a dozen museums on the National Mall alone, the capital city is bursting with must-see sites. While some of D.C.'s most prized institutions line this nearly two-mile stretch of land, the National Mall is not the only part of the city worth exploring. In fact, some of best museums in Washington, D.C. can be found off the beaten track.
For years, passengers have been complaining about the tight quarters when flying economy.
Life on the open road sounds tempting to many of us; and, for some people, the call is just too...
Once forgotten, the Lost Gardens of Heligan has now become one of the UK's most popular gardens. Given this popularity, it's hard to believe that the incredible property was left untouched for 75 years. Located in Cornwall, the garden was only rediscovered in the 1990s and underwent a complete transformation that makes it a beloved garden today. In fact, two of the most interesting features of the botanical gardens were installed during its restoration.
Just outside of Reykjavík, ÖÖD has nestled two of their luxurious glass cabins into the spectacular Nordic landscape.
Deep in the heart of Turkmenistan's Karakum Desert, a fiery crater glows day and night.
