Kyoto, the former seat of Japan’s imperial court, is a busy yet serene city evoking old Japan. While many know of the beauty of its spring cherry blossoms, the lush greenery of summer or the bright red and orange fall landscape i... Read More

There’s no doubt that Mexico City (or, CDMX, as it’s often called) is having a moment. And this doesn’t come as a surprise to any of its 21 million inhabitants, or to the influx of visitors that the city has seen over the past fe... Read More

Vienna is one of Europe’s most beautiful and elegant cities, with a rich cultural and historical legacy. Centrally located on the banks of the Danube and at the foot of the Alps, the Austrian capital makes for a wonderful vacatio... Read More

Since Israel signed the World Heritage Convention in 1999, UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) has placed nine Israeli sites on its World Heritage List. This list is considered to be the mos... Read More

While Jerusalem is ageless, Tel Aviv—the multicultural metropolis called the Big Orange by some—is barely a century old. Though linked by an expressway and a high-speed 29-minute train, the two cities are as different as imaginab... Read More