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Located in St Petersburg, Florida, the home of the Tampa Bay Rays is ready to welcome you to a ball game. This ballpark has everything you can ask for in a premier stadium, but there's also a strict bag policy in effect. Be sure you know the details before you arrive.
Stadiums don’t get much more well-known than Rose Bowl Stadium. Officially a National Historic Landmark, this outdoor venue is probably best known for hosting the annual Tournament of Roses. Here we'll chat about the Rose Bowl Stadium bag policy, food policy, and camera policy, as well as some handy tips!
Nationwide Arena sees a lot of action as the home rink of the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets hockey team. No matter what event you’re attending here, it’s good to familiarize yourself with the Nationwide Arena bag policy and other rules before you show up at the gate.
Home of the NHL's St. Louis Blues, concerts, and other events, the Enterprise Center is a great venue. Get to know the arena's bag, camera, and food policies, as well as how best to get to the Center in this useful guide.
Bank of America Stadium is one of the landmark football venues in the US. Located right in Uptown Charlotte, it's the home of the NFL’s Carolina Panthers. Get to know the ins and outs of the stadium's policies before you arrive with our bag policy guide.
If you love baseball, then you will love visiting Progressive Field - it's the home of the Cleveland Guardians. There are also lots of other events that are held at this location. Whichever event you're planning to attend, get to know the ballpark's policies first.
Often called the San Jose Arena, this venue is the primary home of the San Jose Sharks hockey team. Locals often call this spot “The Shark Tank” because of its status as the home of this hockey team. Here are all the pertinent policies that you need to know before you attend an event at the SAP Center.
If you have plans to take in any of the various events at Audi Field like concerts and soccer games, you'll need to consider their bag, camera, food, and beverage policies. Here are all the key details to know.
The Wells Fargo Center is the home for the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers, the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, the National Lacrosse League’s Philadelphia Wings, and both the Villanova men’s and women’s basketball teams. If you’re visiting Philly and are looking to go to a game, it’s best to familiarize yourself with the Wells Fargo Center bag policy and other rules.
The Spectrum Center is the largest indoor sports and entertainment venue in Charlotte. It has a convenient location in Uptown close to restaurants, hotels, and nightlife. Familiarize yourself with the center's bag policy and other rules before you arrive at the gate.
The Allstate Arena is a multipurpose entertainment venue that always has something exciting going on. Whether you want to watch live sports, a concert, a comedy show, or some other event, you can find it here. Just be sure to get to know the bag, camera, and food policies before you go.
The Moda Center is the largest and most impressive indoor entertainment venue in Portland. It's home to the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers and the WHL's Portland Winterhawks, as well as concerts and other live shows. But before heading to the stadium, be sure to familiarize yourself with the bag policy and other rules.
Paycor Stadium, formerly known as Paul Brown Stadium, is an iconic and beloved sports venue that’s been a prominent fixture in Cincinnati for decades. If you’re traveling into Cincinnati or staying downtown and are stuck with your bags, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with the Paycor Stadium bag policy and the stadium's other rules before you show up at the gates.
“The K,” as it is affectionately known by locals, is an open-air baseball stadium in Kansas City that is home to the major league’s Royals. Spending an afternoon or evening at Kauffman Stadium is a guaranteed good time, but to avoid any hassle, it’s best to familiarize yourself with the stadium’s bag policy before you arrive.
Part of San Diego State’s Mission Valley campus, Snapdragon Stadium is a crowd favorite and popular with locals for the college football games played here. Snapdragon Stadium has some specific policies that guests need to know about, including a strict bag policy. So let's take a look.
Any fans of the legendary Miami Dolphins will likely be familiar with Hard Rock Stadium, the team's home venue. But are you familiar with the stadium's many policies? It's best to get to know them using this visitor guide before you go.
Located on the outskirts of San Antonio, the Alamodome is a 64,000-seat stadium that hosts everything from XFL games to college football games to concerts. Before attending one of its many events, make sure you know exactly what to expect regarding the stadium's bag policy.
Get to know the bag policy at Minneapolis' US Bank Stadium before you attend a Vikings home game or a major concert. Here's all the details on the stadium's bag, food, and camera policies, as well as the best ways to get there.
The iconic home of the NFL's San Francisco 49ers, this stadium in the Santa Clara and San Jose area near San Francisco is always an exciting venue. The facility enforces strict policies related to food, bags, and cameras, so make sure you know all the rules before you go.
Dickies Arena hosts countless events throughout the year - everything from major musicians and bands to rodeo shows. But before heading to this arena for an event, you'll need to know what's allowed under the bag policy and other rules. Let's take a look.
Located in downtown Phoenix, The Footprint Center is the premier indoor sports and entertainment venue in Arizona. It primarily functions as the home of the NBA’s Phoenix Suns and the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury, but it also hosts concerts, shows, and more. Here's a look at its bag policy.
Chase Field is the home of Major League Baseball’s Arizona Diamondbacks and hosts other large events year-round. If you’re traveling to Phoenix to attend an event here, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with the Chase Field bag, camera, and food policies before heading to the gates.
American Family Field of Phoenix is the spring training facility and second home of the Milwaukee Brewers. The facilities span a few acres, and the stadium is a miniature version of a major league ballpark. Make sure you get to know the stadium's policies before you arrive.
Before you head to Amalie Arena you'll want to familiarize yourself with the arena’s various policies. Besides the strict bag policy, there are other rules in-place not just for hockey games but all events. Let's take a look.
The Honda Center is located about half an hour’s drive from downtown LA and is the home of the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks. This is the perfect place to enjoy professional sports action, concerts, and other performances in the Southern California area. But before you go, make sure you take the time to learn about the bag, food and drink, and camera policies.
The Mercedes-Benz Stadium is the ultimate sports and entertainment venue in Atlanta, GA. No matter when you visit there's bound to be something exciting happening. Be sure you know about the bag policy and other rules before you go!
Attending concerts and other live events at Moody Center is always a good time. With such an incredible line-up of performances, this venue stays busy year-round. Before attending your event be sure to check out this guide to the bag policy.
Acrisure Stadium is a 68,000-seat venue in Pittsburgh that’s home to the NFL's Steelers, but the stadium is also used for massive concerts and other events. Make sure you're up to date on all the stadium's policies before you go.
AT&T Stadium is a colossal sports and entertainment venue that primarily functions as the home stadium for the NFL Dallas Cowboys club. Visiting such an iconic stadium doesn't come without some rules. Here's the run-down of what you should know about the bag policy and more.
State Farm Arena is home to the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks as well as other live sporting events and concerts. To enjoy an event here, you'll need to stick to the arena's policies regarding bags, cameras, and food, along with a few other rules. Here's what you need to know before you get to the gate.
Comerica Park is a celebrated ballpark and venue that’s home to Major League Baseball's Detroit Tigers. The ballpark also hosts big concerts, shows, and other entertainment. Be sure to familiarize yourself with the bag policy before you go.
Overlooking the Cumberland River, Nissan Stadium’s beautiful setting is only one if its positive attributes. As the home of the Tennessee Titans, this stadium enforces strict bag, camera, and food policies. Learn all about the ins and outs of the Nissan Stadium rules in this informative visitor guide.
Ball Arena in Denver is always a great venue for live sports such as a Nuggets NBA game, hockey game, or even lacrosse. The facility does have a few policies that you need to be aware of before you go, though. This guide will bring you up to speed on all the important ones.
Home of the MLB's Baltimore Orioles, Camden Yards is a great place to take in a game. The stadium enforces strict policies, so check out our guide to get all the important details and ensure a seamless entry into the ballpark.
Globe Life Field is the perfect venue for ballgames, concerts, and other live events in central Arlington. With its modern features and retractable roof, it guarantees a comfortable and enjoyable fan experience. Here's a look at the bag policy and additional rules so you're well prepared.
While specific policies will vary based on the show you're seeing at the Hollywood Bowl, there are some standard policies that you should know about before you go. Our guide will give you all the details so you know what to expect at the performance.
Anyone planning to attend a Washington Nationals baseball game at Nats Park should know what they're in for. This guide will tell you all the details about the bag policy and additional rules and information.
There are plenty of reasons to visit Nashville, and seeing a game or a concert at Bridgestone Arena is just one of them. Just make sure you're familiar with the bag policy and additional rules before you go.
Whether you’re visiting the Toyota Center the NBA Houston Rockets, a concert, or some other form of entertainment, the Toyota Center is sure to thrill. We've got all the details regarding the stadium's bag policy and more.
We’ll outline all the permitted and restricted items and the general rules you need to follow at Universal Studios Florida. Get to know the bag, food, and camera policies, as well as the best ways to get to the park.
Most stadiums have strict bag policies, and Little Caesars Arena is no different. Here you’ll find everything you need to know about the rules and regulations for bags, outside food and drink, cameras, and accessibility features. Let's take a look.
Climate Pledge Arena is conveniently located near many of Seattle's most popular attractions, so it’s easy to fit in a full day of sightseeing before the show or game. If you’re traveling and find yourself stuck with your bags, you’ll need to arrange a place to store them during the show because of the arena’s bag policy.
With its convenient location outside the madness of Los Angeles traffic, Angel Stadium is a cherished destination for sports enthusiasts and fans. And it's not just about baseball games, Angel Stadium has also hosted several other types of events and performances. Here are all the details on how to have the perfect visit while adhering to the bag policy.
The United Center is home to not just one but two iconic teams. Both the NBA Chicago Bulls and the NHL Chicago Blackhawks consistently thrill fans with their skills. It's no wonder that this is a top attraction for visitors to Chicago. Just be sure you're aware of the bag policy before heading to the arena!
Nestled between Chicago’s bustling downtown “Loop” and the city’s stunning lakefront, Soldier Field’s location makes it an incredible place to see a game or show. Just don't get caught bringing unauthorized bags or other items into the stadium. This guide will cover all the basics you need to know about the Soldier Field bag policy.
Those visiting downtown Houston to attend an MLB game at Minute Maid Park will want to check out this bag policy guide. We go over all the important details to ensure you have a great experience watching an Astros home game, or any other event.
As a major destination in the LA area, Disneyland sees its share of adventure seekers. With so many people coming to the park daily, Disneyland has a specific set of rules pertaining what you can bring into the park. Read on for everything you need to know about your next visit to this iconic Anaheim theme park.
Coors Field is not only one of the most enjoyable baseball stadiums to visit it also has stunning vistas and a friendly atmosphere. Be sure to also do a little exploring of the Denver area while in the city. Let's take a look at the Coors Field bag policy for ballgames and events so you're prepared.
Home of Major League Baseball's Atlanta Braves, a trip to Truist Park is sure to be a great time! This guide will fill you in on the bag policy and all the other key rules before heading out to the stadium.
Heading to Allegiant Stadium for a football game or some other type of event? The stadium only allows certain items inside, so have a plan for your luggage and other belongings before your event. This guide will tell you the stadium's rules and how to navigate the security procedures.
LA's SoFi Stadium is the perfect place to catch live sporting events, concerts, and other entertainment spectacles. But, before you show up at the venue, make sure you're aware of the bag policy so you can enjoy events stress-free.
As the home of the NBA's Washington Wizards, the NHL's Washington Capitals, the WNBA's Washington Mystics, and the Georgetown Hoyas basketball team, Capital One Arena is always teeming with action and excitement. Read on to learn about the bag and other policies to ensure a great time.
As well as hosting the Los Angeles Dodgers, the stadium is also home to other events, including concerts throughout the year. To ensure your visit is smooth and enjoyable, be sure to read about the bag policy and stadium rules!
Getting to experience a Mariners home game is exciting for most people. Just make sure you’re prepared for exactly what awaits you at T-Mobile Park when it comes to food, bags, cameras, and transportation.
Lucky music fans who get to attend a performance here should make sure they are well aware of the bag policy and other rules concerning cameras, video recording devices, outside food, and more.
Whether you’ve come to town to take in a show and are looking for other great things to do in Chicago, or you’re a lifelong resident and diehard Cubs fan, a visit to Wrigley Field is always a fabulous plan. Be sure to learn about the stadium's bag policy before you head out!
Dreaming of French cuisine and a sophisticated beach getaway? A trip to Nice might be exactly what you’re looking for! This charming coastal destination is located on the French Riviera and has a modern international airport to help you get there.
Alex Box Stadium is a baseball venue located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The stadium, pronounced ‘Alec Box’, is home to the Louisiana State University Tigers and is affectionately called ‘The Box’ by locals. Opened in 2009, the stadium seats just over 10,000 fans. Before making your way there, make sure you're aware of the bag policy and other rules.
Located six miles from the city center, Orlando International Airport is a bustling hub for domestic and overseas travelers coming to experience this thriving metropolitan destination.
When it comes to busy airports, Philadelphia Airport is up there with the best of them. This 6-terminal airport sees over 31 million passengers pass through its doors each year, offering nearly 500 departures every single day.
The Colosseum, located in Rome, Italy, is one of the most iconic attractions in the world. An oval-shaped amphitheater dating back to 80 AD, the site attracts six million visitors from across the globe each year.
Located in Brooklyn, Coney Island has been a staple of the New York entertainment scene for decades. Best known for its vintage amusement park, the area is also home to some great restaurants and other attractions. Plus, it’s home to some of the best beaches in the Northeast.
Located 19 miles outside the capital of Norway, Oslo Airport is the busiest in the country. Originally built as a military facility, the airport didn’t become a major commercial hub until 1998. However, it soon made up for lost time, becoming the gateway to the city and to all of Norway for millions of passengers every year.
Also known as Roissy or CDG, Charles de Gaulle Airport is not only the biggest in France but the biggest in all of Europe. With more than 70 million passengers using this airport every year, it’s an exceptionally busy gateway to the City of Light.
While it may be officially called Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport after the first democratically elected governor of Puerto Rico, the island’s main airport is normally known more simply as San Juan. As a major gateway to both United States and the Caribbean, San Juan Airport gets over four million visitors each year.
Nowhere on earth is quite like Venice. This Italian city spent much of its history as an independent republic built on maritime trade. Located in a lagoon on the eastern side of the Italian peninsula, Venice is known for its extensive network of canals that function the way roads do in more land-based cities.
For many visitors, Vienna Airport is their first glimpse of this magical city. With four terminal buildings, the airport is the largest in Austria and one of the biggest in Europe. It welcomes over 30 million passengers every year.
Salt Lake City Airport is the US's twenty-fifth busiest airport and its four runways accommodate on average over three hundred and thirty thousand aircraft annually. Twenty-five million plus passengers board and disembark at SLC every year.
San Jose Airport’s twin terminals are used by around five million passengers a year and its two parallel runways see the take-offs and landings of around five hundred aircraft every day. Those planes could be arriving from or headed for destinations as far afield as London, Beijing, Tokyo, or Mexico City as well as states such as Colorado, Texas, or Utah.
Brooklyn is a diverse district of New York City where there is an endless amount of things to do. Built on a peninsula, Brooklyn is surrounded on three sides by the waters of Upper Bay, Lower Bay, and Jamaica Bay. It's a metropolis of skyscrapers, but one that has incredible architectural features of which the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge are just two.
If there's one city in Los Angeles County where there's a party happening all the time it's going to be in West Hollywood. While the neighboring district of Hollywood may be all about stars of the film industry, West Hollywood is more like Las Vegas and has been all about gambling and glitzy nightlife since the beginning of the 20th century.
The UCLA in Los Angeles is a prestigious university that while it is thoroughly modern, is also a historic learning establishment. The University of California, Los Angeles, or UCLA in its abbreviated form, was founded in the early 1900s which makes it one of the oldest universities in the United States.
Looking for the perfect Southern California base? Check out Santa Monica! It’s in close proximity to Downtown LA, Hollywood, and Beverly Hills, so you’ll have no problem fitting in all of the major tourist attractions.
If you’re headed to Montreal, there’s a good chance you’ll transit through Montreal Airport (YUL). Officially titled Montreal-Trudeau International Airport, this transport hub is located only 12 miles from downtown Montreal in the suburb of Dorval.
Admire the historic buildings, get a drink at Pete’s Tavern or attend a show at the Gramercy Theatre - whichever you choose, your visit to Gramercy Park is sure to be a memorable one.
Oakland Airport is an international airport located in the bay area of San Francisco, California. Operating a number of services to domestic destinations, the airport also transports passengers to international destinations in Mexico and the Azores, as well as providing cargo flights to Japan and China.
Make your trip to the happiest place on Earth complete with a visit to Disney Springs! This outdoor complex has all of the dining, shopping, and entertainment attractions you need to make your vacation unforgettable.
The famous Santa Monica pier is a must-visit if you find yourself in Los Angeles. Given that this popular attraction is shown so regularly on television and social media, you’ll feel as though you’ve been dropped in a movie as you wander past the concession stands and iconic amusement park.
Is there a more iconic US destination than Times Square? The ultimate tourist attraction, Times Square is located in the heart of Manhattan, New York at the intersection between Broadway and Seventh Avenue.
The motto at this mall is 'Redefining Luxury’ and this massive center lives up to its promise. The largest shopping mall in the world incorporates 1300 stores including the first Galerie Lafayette and Bloomingdales in the Middle East.
Brussels is a modern thriving airport with the capacity to welcome 35 million passengers per year. Situated just 12 kilometers from the city, it makes for an ideal jumping-off point from which to explore this small and frequently overlooked country.
Waikiki is one of those iconic dream destinations that draws tourists from all over the world. Of all the outstanding beaches in the Hawaii archipelago, this one is probably the most famous.
London’s St Pancras Station is a station like no other. When it was completed in 1868 it became the largest enclosed space in the world. Its main hall was the longest single-span structure ever built at the time, and it has recently made an international list as one of the world's most romantic structures. Not bad for a mere railway station.
London Stansted is a small airport situated 34 miles from the city itself. This means that if you are traveling to or from London, then you need to consider your travel connections carefully.
The Tower of London is situated on the north bank of London's Thames River. It is a 900-year-old castle fortress famed for holding the Crown Jewels. It has also played host to some pretty famous prisoners such as Anne Boleyn, Guy Fawkes, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Lady Jane Grey. None of these stays ended very well, as they were all beheaded.
Heuston Station is the largest station in Dublin. Opened with just two platforms in 1846, it now boasts nine platforms and sees a footfall of more than 22 thousand passengers per day. The station is a hub with links to many different parts of the country, including tourist hotspots such as Cork.
Now known as O.R. Tambo Airport, this large modern airport serves as a gateway not only to Johannesburg and all that city has to offer, but also to the rest of South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa as a whole.
The Jorge Chavez International Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Peru. In 2010 Skytrax voted it the best airport in South America and it has all the facilities and amenities that a traveler would expect from a modern international airport.
Lisbon's Portela Airport is the busiest airport in Portugal and the main international access to this delightful country. At just seven kilometers from the city center, it makes for an ideal place from which to kick off your adventure in Portugal.
The Rijksmuseum is the crown jewel of Amsterdam’s impressive Museum Quarter. Functioning as the National Museum of the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum is home to priceless works of art from around the world, with a special focus on Dutch artists.
Boston North Station is a meeting point of both commuter rail and intercity rail for this northeastern city. Connecting four different MBTA rail lines, North Station is also connected to a subway station of the same name that allows rail passengers to easily transfer to the city’s transit system.
Brussels is not only the capital of Belgium but also the de facto capital of the European Union. As a result, it has excellent public transport facilities. Brussels Midi, also known as Brussels Zuid or South, is the city’s main rail station for international trains.
Located between Dallas and Fort Worth in Texas, Dallas Rangers Ballpark is a multipurpose arena that was originally designed as a baseball field. The former home of the Texas Rangers, the stadium has since been redesigned as a football and soccer stadium.
Not only is the Van Gogh Museum named after the grand master of the 19th century, Vincent Van Gogh, it also contains the biggest collection of his artistic works. Located in the center of Amsterdam in the Museumplein or Museum Square, the installation attracts over two million visitors annually, earning it twenty-third position on the list of the world's most visited museums.
For a transport hub that has been operating for almost two hundred years, Bruges Train Station is a modern and organized installation, but one with lots of architectural character.
Union Station in Washington is one of North America's busiest train stations with over five million passengers using its eighteen platforms and twenty tracks annually.
The Passeig de Gracia is one of the most renowned streets in the Spanish city of Barcelona. It's famed for its unusual architectural features which include paving stones designed by Antoni Gaudi and streetlights by Pere Falques, as well as a plethora of outstanding modernistic and art nouveau buildings such as the Casa Batllo and the Casa Milo, also designed by Gaudi.
Sants Station in Barcelona looks more like an airport terminal than it does a train station, but a train station it is, and one of the busiest in Spain. Modern in structure, the Sants Station only dates back as far as 1975 when it opened to provide a service to the country's capital city as well as into neighboring France via high-speed trains.
Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia is the country's largest and busiest airport. The relatively modern facility opened in the 1990s and replaced the smaller Subang International Airport.
If you're planning on visiting an art gallery while in New York then it really should be the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The museum is located on the Big Apple's 5th Street and isn't just the largest in the city, it's the biggest in the United States and also one of the biggest in the world.
Fly to Singapore for a vacation or a business meeting and you'll more than likely be one of the seventy million passengers that land at Changi Airport every year. While the airport's annual passenger and aircraft statistics don't make it one of the busiest in the world, it is one of the best for efficiency and cleanliness, which is probably more important.
Golden Gate Park first opened to the San Francisco public in 1870 and with well over twenty million visitors annually, it's become one of the USA’s most visited parks. The one thousand-plus acres of recreational space are located in the northern suburbs of San Francisco.
While it may be known as the Washington Dulles International Airport or Washington Dulles in short, Dulles Airport is over twenty miles west of the capital's Downtown and falls within the state of Virginia.
Victory Field is a 14,200 capacity baseball stadium located in Downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. Home to the Indianapolis Indians, the ballpark draws many visitors from around the area who come to see the team in action. So let's take a look at the bag policy.
Manchester Airport is a major international airport located in Ringway, Manchester in England. Opened in 1938, Manchester Airport spans over 560 hectares of land. Its original name was Ringway Airport and you’ll hear locals still refer to it by this title.
Melbourne Central Station is an iconic landmark in the wonderful city of Melbourne. As the name suggests, this train station is located right in the heart of Melbourne. It is easy to find and extremely convenient for any traveler or local looking to move around the CBD or out to the city suburbs.
Minneapolis Airport is an international airport located in Fort Snelling Unorganized Territory, Minnesota. Officially titled Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, the transport hub is also known as Wold-Chamberlain Field.
Munich Airport is a major international airport in Munich, Germany. Based on passenger numbers, it is the second busiest airport in the country and the ninth busiest in Europe.
At this, the busiest train station in Italy, 160,000 passengers pass through every day. With nineteen platforms, trains are traveling to and from both local and farther afield European destinations. Its position in the center of town makes for easy sightseeing and exploring of the Tuscan capital, renowned for its art and architecture.
Edinburgh Airport serves over 14 million passengers per year, making it the busiest airport in Scotland. From here it is possible to fly to most airports in Britain and many international destinations.
Seoul Station was just a 33-meter square wooden building in 1990. Today it is one of the busiest stations in Korea, offering connections to both the Seoul Metropolitan Subway and to Korail intercity lines.
Athens is one of those 'must see' European cities. It fully warrants a visit of days or even weeks but even if you are just there on a short layover, you can still get a feel for this historic city if you plan your visit with care.
Amsterdam's Centraal Station is set in a magnificent building designed by renowned Dutch architect Pierre Cuypers. In addition to its architectural heritage, it is placed so close to the heart of Amsterdam that it makes it a great base from which to explore this delightful city.
For the avid backpacker or budget traveller, the Youth Hostel Association has long provided an invaluable resource offering cheap accommodation, a place to hook up with other travellers, and a base from which to explore. The Sydney YHA not only lives up to the organisation's reputation, it exceeds it.
San Diego is the busiest single-runway airport in the world. The city of San Diego is teeming with exciting things to do. Even if you are just on a short stopover, you should be able to squeeze in some of the many sites and activities that this city has on offer.
Oslo is regularly voted as the city with the highest standard of living in the world, so it should come as no surprise that the main railway station is regarded as being well above par. It is bright, modern, and, in keeping with much of the rest of the country, extremely efficient.
Probably the most iconic statue in the world, the Statue of Liberty is situated on Liberty Island which lies off the southern tip of Manhattan Island in the Upper New York Bay. No visit to the Big Apple is complete without paying homage to such a recognizable landmark.
This airport is has been voted the cleanest airport in the world, best domestic airport, and second-best airport in the world overall. Many of the international flights that it receives are business flights, so the chances are that you may be on a business trip with limited time to explore Tokyo. To not at least get a taste of all this city has to offer would be a huge mistake.
Mexico City is the busiest airport in Latin America. It's also the gateway to everything this vibtant capital has to offer.
Most people arriving at Brisbane Central Station will do so with the intention of exploring the city or going walkabout for a while in some of the more remote areas of Queensland. This station started out its life as a simple wood and corrugated iron structure way back in 1889. It's certainly not like that any longer, but it is still perfectly situated as a base from which to start your adventure.
Home to the Toronto Blue Jays, the Rogers Center is much more than just a ballpark. Its convenient location, right in the heart of Toronto, makes it an ideal spot from which to explore the city once you have finished visiting the stadium itself.
The Hauptbahnhof is Berlin's main railway station. Opened in 2006, it was the culmination of plans going back to 1989 when, following the fall of the Berlin Wall, integration of transport became necessary. The station is one of several hubs in Germany where various lines interconnect at critical transport points.
If you are flying into Japan on a non-business flight, chances are that you will find yourself landing at Narita Airport. There are two airports that service the greater Tokyo area. Haneda aims to capture the bulk of business flights but Narita is the busiest of Japan's airports and receives most of the tourist flights from the US.
Toronto, the capital of the Canadian province of Ontario, attracts more visits annually than any other city in the country. A large percentage of its twenty-eight million-plus visitors arrive on planes that land at Toronto International Airport, but they're only part of the average fifty million-plus passengers who use the massive installation every year.
Antoni Gaudi is an architect who made his mark in Barcelona in many ways and with many unusual buildings, but there's none more prominently visible than the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia. The 19th-century genius designer started work on the cathedral in 1883 and continued working on it until his death in 1926. If he'd lived to be one hundred and fifty he still wouldn't have seen his project completed, as the Sagrada Familia is still to this day very much a work in progress.
The Toronto Coach Terminal is a 1930s Art Deco building that looks more like a mausoleum than a major transport hub. Externally it hasn't altered much since it first opened, but internally is a different story.
Land at Geneva Airport and not only will you be landing at the second busiest airport in Switzerland, but you’ll also be landing at one with a fantastic and very scenic alpine backdrop. From the airport's singular runway there are amazing vistas of the snow-capped Alps and stunning Lake Geneva.
New York City is served by many airports. LaGuardia, located in the Queens district of New York, is the third busiest of New York’s airports, and the twentieth busiest in the entire United States. With over 30 million passengers traveling to the airport each year, LaGuardia is an intensely busy place.
The Kennedy Space Center still launches rockets into space. But it has also become a tourist attraction known around the world for its important history in space exploration. If you’re a fan of science and revealing the mysteries of the cosmos, you owe it to yourself to pay a visit here. Let's take a look at the bag policy and other rules in place.
Seoul’s Incheon Airport is the largest in South Korea and one of the biggest in Asia. Bigger doesn’t always mean better, but in this case, it seems to. Incheon is consistently ranked as one of the world’s top airports by aviation industry experts. Welcoming over 70 million passengers a year to South Korea, Incheon is a vibrant modern place that in many ways reflects the city it serves.
Located within the ancient walls of the city of Rome, Termini railway station is the gateway to the Eternal City for more than 118 million passengers each year. This staggering number makes it the second busiest railway station in all of Europe after Paris.
Located in West Philadelphia, 30th Street Station has a long pedigree as a landmark of the city. Opened in 1933, this grand station has gone through many changes over the years and now doubles as an art center where some of the city’s most prominent artists are displayed. Still, this is no stuffy museum. Over 4 million passengers use the station each year, making it a vital part of the city’s transportation infrastructure.
Zürich is Switzerland’s largest city, and so it’s not too surprising to find its home to the country’s largest airport. Located in the predominantly German-speaking northern part of Switzerland, Zürich Airport welcomes over 31 million passengers to the country each year. With excellent transit links, Zurich Airport makes a great base to explore the rest of this fascinating country.
Located right in the heart of the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, Waverley Station is one of the biggest in the nation. It’s also the only railway station in the world named after a novel. First opened in 1846, Waverley has been a vital part of Edinburgh’s transportation infrastructure for well over a century. And it remains a key part of the city today.
Vancouver Airport serves the city of Vancouver on Canada’s Pacific Coast. Located seven miles from downtown Vancouver, this is the second busiest airport in Canada, with over 25 million passengers each year.
Schiphol Airport is the Netherlands’ main airport and where you'd arrive if you were heading to Amsterdam for a weekend visit. Once you’ve landed at Schiphol before going off to discover the cafes, canals, and museums of Amsterdam, you'd be just one of over seventy million passengers that use the airport every year.
Victoria is a historic district of London and one of the older parts of the capital which some people prefer to call Pimlico. It's a residential and commercial area as well as being the central transport hub where the Victoria train, underground, bus, and coach stations are located.
Union Station’s lofty, arched ceiling and roof-high arched windows are more fitting of a medieval castle than they are a Canadian city transport hub. But a major transport hub it is. With twelve platforms, sixteen tracks, and with an annual passenger movement of over seventy million, it's one of the busiest in North America.
The Louvre is a museum in Paris that houses some of the world's most outstanding artworks. The incomparable collection there includes famous paintings and statues like the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo.
London's Victoria Station opened to passengers in the autumn of 1860 when steam locomotives were the mode of pulling carriages along the railway tracks. Steam was phased out and replaced with diesel-powered engines around one hundred years later, ending the more romantic age of train travel.
Manchester Piccadilly is one of the oldest train stations in the world. That’s not surprising, given that rail travel was first pioneered in the area during the Industrial Revolution. Built in 1842, the station continues to serve this northern English city to this day.
How many smoothies do you need to sell to be able to sponsor a major arena? That’s a question you may find yourself pondering when you visit New Orleans Smoothie King Center. Located right the Big Easy’s central business district, this multipurpose arena is the home of NBA franchise the New Orleans Pelicans and was also the home of the city soccer team before it folded.
Newark Liberty International Airport, to give it its full title, is located in New Jersey. Between Newark and Elizabeth, this airport was first opened in 1928, making it the oldest airfield in the entire United States.
Vatican City is a unique place. The smallest independent country in the world, it’s home to only 800 people. It’s also completely surrounded by the sprawling city of Rome, Italy’s capital. And yet Vatican City has been around for centuries.
Located roughly 20 miles to the east of the French capital, Disneyland Paris draws around 12 million visitors each year, making it one of the top attractions in all of Europe. If you've bought tickets you want to make sure you make the most of your visit, so knowing the bag policy and other rules is imperative.
In terms of international passengers, Dubai is the busiest airport in the world with over 88 million people having passed through its terminals in 2017. In terms of floor space, the airport's Terminal 3 is the largest building in the world.
The Madrid-Barajas Airport is Spain's busiest airport and the second largest airport in Europe. As the capital city of Spain, Madrid is unsurprisingly rich in cultural history. At only twelve kilometers from the center of the city, and with numerous transport options available, it makes sense to drop off your luggage and explore, even if only passing through.
Known locally as Suvarnabhumi airport, this is an important hub for both continental Indochina and long-haul destinations such as Australia and New Zealand. There is so much happening in this city, and it is so exotic, that it would be a shame not to visit if you have the opportunity.
The El Prat airport in Barcelona is just eight miles from the city center. With between 50 and 60 million passengers passing through its doors each year, this is the second largest of Spain's international airports.
The British Museum is one of the oldest and finest museums in the world. Housing over 8,000,000 objects and artifacts, this was the first museum ever to cover all areas of human knowledge.
Heathrow Airport opened for business way back in the mid-1960s and after a relatively slow start, it has now become one of the busiest international airports in the world. The ginormous installation that comprises the airport facility covers more than twelve square kilometers of land near the village of Longford to the west of London.
Honolulu Airport or to give it its full title, the Daniel K Inouye International Airport, has been receiving aircraft on the Hawaiian island of Oahu since the late 1920s. HNL is the official abbreviation for this immense aviation transport hub, which covers over four thousand acres and accepts international, domestic, and military craft.
Dublin Airport has been serving the Emerald Isle for over eighty years and if you're on a trip to Ireland, that's where you'll be landing. Relatively small compared with other capital city airports, Dublin Airport has just two terminal buildings and two runways, but manages to deal with over two hundred thousand flights and 32 million-plus passengers annually.
London's Paddington Station has been one of the city's main transport hubs for almost two hundred years. Opening with only four platforms, the station has been expanded over the decades as train traffic and passenger numbers increased to contain thirteen platforms as well as connections to the London underground system.
Copenhagen Airport is one of two serving the trendy Danish capital and receives both international as well as domestic flights. While its overall appearance is one of modern efficiency, Copenhagen Airport is not far off celebrating its centennial year of operation.
One of Boston’s main train stations, South Station has been a fixture of the city since it was opened in 1899. With more than 21,000 visitors each day, South Station is the busiest in New England. It also serves as a vital part of the city’s transit infrastructure and is a hub for many of the city’s transit routes.
Located in the big city of Sydney, Bondi Beach is one of Australia’s premier tourist attractions and one of the most famous beaches in the world. And for good reason. This huge stretch of sand with its magnificent waves is the perfect place for surfing and sunbathing as well as seeing and being seen with the most beautiful people of Sydney.
Located in South Philadelphia, Lincoln Financial Field is one of the country’s foremost sports stadiums. Home to the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles this is the place to be in terms of sports action. Before heading to the stadium here's a look at the bag policy and other important rules.
Shinjuku Station is a key part of Tokyo’s impressive public transport infrastructure. After all, in a city with a population of nearly 40 million people in its greater metropolitan area, public transport is an absolute necessity. Shinjuku Station connects subway, commuter rail, long-distance rail, and bus routes, making it a major hub for passengers in Tokyo.
Florida’s Panama City Beach is an iconic destination for holidaymakers. With its white sand beaches kissed by turquoise water, this tropical paradise within the United States is an unforgettable place to visit. While the small town only has 13,000 permanent residents, it attracts over 17 million visitors every year, making this a true tourist town.
In a country as big as Australia, travel is a way of life. Brisbane Airport is one of Australia’s busiest airports, serving more than 20 million passengers each year. As well as domestic Australian flights, Brisbane airport also handles international flights from countries around the world, so this airport is often the first glimpse travelers get not only of Brisbane but of Australia as a whole.
Copenhagen Central Station is the city’s main railway station. Located in the heart of the city, the station has been in operation since 1911. Serving over 100,000 passengers each day, Copenhagen Central is the heart of the capital’s transit infrastructure and the busiest station in Denmark.
Rail stations don’t come much grander or more iconic than New York’s Grand Central Station. The center of arrivals and departures in the city since 1913, Grand Central has been recognized as a historic landmark. But for all its grandeur, the station remains one of the busiest in New York.
There are a select few railway stations that are famous throughout the world, even with people who’ve never visited them. New York’s Grand Central, for instance. London’s Paddington. And Paris Gare du Nord is part of this select group.
San Diego Zoo is more than 100 years old and boasts more than 12,000 animals consisting of 600 different species. It is run as a non-profit conservation organization and that conservation ethos lies at the heart of all that they do. Let's take a look at their bag policy and other rules.
Citizens Bank Park is a baseball park situated in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Built in 2004, this ballpark is incredibly modern boasting features like a cashless environment, high-tech security features, and plenty of guest amenities. Here's all you need to know about its bag policy.
Oracle Park is home to MLB's San Francisco Giants and makes for the perfect activity while visiting the city. Be sure to venture out past Oracle Park to get a taste of what this vibrant city offers. Before heading out to the park, you'll also want to familiarize yourself with the bag policy.
It would be easy to think of the Barclays Center as just a basketball stadium and home to the famous Brooklyn Nets, but that would be selling it short. This venue hosts all kinds of events, not just in the category of sports. Here's a look at the bag policy so you're prepared when you arrive.
This ballpark is home to the MLB's New York Mets. It was built in 2009 to replace the aging Shea Stadium. Situated in Flushing Meadows in Corona Park, Queens, this is a top attraction for sports lovers. Before heading to the ballpark for a game, or another type of event, be sure you know the bag policy.
Located five miles south of the center of the city, Sydney Airport is the busiest in Australia. In a country where travel is often a necessity, this airport is also one of the busiest in the world. More than 40 million passengers travel through Sydney Airport every year, making it an incredibly busy place. Not bad for a location that was a paddock for cattle 100 years ago.
The main train station of Sydney is recognized by the Australian government as a National Heritage Site. The very first railway station built at this location was opened in 1855, and the current station dates back to 1906. Its grand façade and distinctive clock tower are an icon of the city it serves, and have been key to Sydney’s continuing expansion. These days, Sydney Central is the busiest train station in Australia, serving more than 85 million passengers each year. As the hub of the city’s transit network, the station can get extraordinarily busy. For millions of visitors, Sydney Central Station is the first glimpse of one of Australia’s top cities. You can make navigating the station easier by dropping off any unneeded bags at a luggage storage locker near Sydney Central Station. The lighter you travel, the easier it will be to get around this bustling place.
Named after the popular 35th president of the United States, John F. Kennedy International Airport, better known as JFK, is located in the Queens district of New York. The sixth busiest airport in the entire United States, JFK is the busiest air gateway into the United States for foreign travelers.
Florida’s Miami Beach is one of the United States’ most popular tourist destinations. Each year, millions of visitors from across the country and around the world flock to this coastal peninsula to enjoy endless sunshine, tropical warmth, and a melting pot of cultures.
Amsterdam is one of Europe’s most unique and beguiling cities. Built on a network of canals, this Venice of the North attracts millions of visitors every year. And many of them reach the city by passing first through Amsterdam Airport.
The city of Oakland, located across the bay from San Francisco, has a proud sporting history. The Oakland Coliseum was the former home of the Oakland Raiders before they moved to Las Vegas, and remains the home of the Oakland Athletics Major League Baseball team. As the eighth largest MLB stadium in the country, the Coliseum is a major landmark in the city.
Victoria Station is a key part of London’s transport infrastructure. Formed by the joining of two competing train stations, Victoria Station first opened in 1923. With several renovations over the years, Victoria Station has continued to serve the British capital and is one of the busiest in the city, with over 80 million passengers using the station each year.
As the economic and political capital of the UK, London sits at the very heart of the nation’s transit network. As well as the famous London Underground, the city is also served by a multitude of train and bus lines. Many of these buses, or coaches as long-distance bus services are called in the UK, terminate at Victoria Coach Station.
With 19 museums, 21 libraries, multiple research centers, and a zoo, the Smithsonian is one of the world’s great cultural institutions. A highlight of any trip to Washington DC, the Smithsonian, receives around 30 million visitors each year. Here's a look at the bag policy in effect, as well as some other rules and helpful information.
Hong Kong is a place like no other. A former British territory within China, Hong Kong has been a place where East meets West for centuries. And although it is now a part of China, Hong Kong still retains a culture all of its own.
Kyoto station lies in the heart of one of Japan’s most intriguing cities. Kyoto was the capital of Imperial Japan until the mid-nineteenth century, and it remains the cultural capital to this day. As a result, Kyoto receives millions of tourists every year. And Kyoto station is well-equipped to handle them.
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is a destination like no other. This huge city is one of the most densely populated in the world, and no matter what you’re into, you’ll find it here. For many visitors, Tokyo station is their first glimpse of the city outside of the airport. Used by more than 500,000 people every day, the busiest station in Japan is as big and bustling as the city it serves.
Wembley Stadium is an icon of British sports and entertainment. Located in London, Wembley is the biggest stadium in the UK and the second-largest in all of Europe.
Gillette Stadium is one of the most iconic in the northeastern United States. The home of the New England Patriots, this stadium seats 65,000 fans. Located in Foxborough 20 miles outside Boston, the stadium is also 20 miles from Providence, Rhode Island. But be aware of the bag policy before you go.
Located right in the Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco, Chase Center is one of the country’s premier indoor arenas. Opened in 2019, the state-of-the-art arena is the home of the NBA’s Golden State Warriors. Here's a look at all the important details of the bag policy.
Fenway Park is the oldest major league park in the country and at more than 100 years old it still manages to attract a huge crowd. This is the home park of the esteemed Boston Red Sox, who are known for providing thrilling games for the fans. Just be sure you know the bag policy before you head to the ballpark.
Los Angeles International Airport is an airport like few others. The third-largest airport in the world in terms of international travel, there is a plane landing or taking off here every thirty seconds. That’s a lot of passengers moving through.
This arena burst into the international spotlight in 1999 when it hosted its first concert featuring Bruce Springsteen. It is both a world-class sports and entertainment center, and its position in downtown Los Angeles allows access to much that the city has to offer.
To some, it might be known as Pennsylvania Station or New York Penn Station, but for New Yorkers, this one is simply Penn Station. Situated beneath the famous Madison Square Gardens, where could you ask for that would provide a better hop-off point for exploring the famous Big Apple?
Situated in San Diego’s downtown area, Petco Park is home to the San Diego Padres and a must-visit site for any baseball fan hitting San Diego. But if baseball is not your thing, don’t be put off. This ground also hosts rugby sevens, soccer, and regular concerts along with many other events. Here's a look at their bag policy so you're prepared.
Madison Square Garden is the ultimate place to catch live events in New York City, including sporting events, concerts, and comedy shows to name a few. Its convenient midtown Manhattan location makes it easy to access and it is surrounded by other fabulous attractions. Learn what you need to know about the Madison Square Garden bag policy.
Located in the Bronx, Yankee Stadium is so iconic that even people with no interest in baseball have heard of it. Home to the New York Yankees, a team with a legacy that stretches back over a century in New York's history, the stadium is an integral part of the city.
MetLife Stadium is one of the premier entertainment facilities in New Jersey. Located in East Rutherford, the stadium is just five miles from New York City and all the entertainment options the city provides. So let's take a look at the bag policy so you're prepared.
Busch Stadium is the center of Ballpark Village in downtown St. Louis. It's located near dining, shopping, and other attractions making for an ideal spot to spend the day. But before heading to the stadium, here's a look at the bag policy and additional rules.
There's always something going on at Target Field, whether it's a Minnesota Twins ballgame or a concert. Before you head to your event, be sure you know the bag policy so you can get through security with ease.
Often, travelers anxious to see some of the spectacular scenery and fascinating culture of the Philippines only pass through Manila on their way to somewhere else. But this sprawling city of 12 million residents has a lot to offer. And recently, more and more people have been discovering the charm of Manila for themselves
Known as the City of Joy, Kolkata is a fantastic place to enjoy a vacation. Combining British and Indian influences, this delightful city offers a beguiling combination of East and West.
The Middle East is one of the world's most fascinating regions. The countries that make up the Middle East are bound together by language and religion, but each country has a unique and fascinating culture all of its own. From the futuristic and impossibly wealthy city-states of the Persian Gulf to the European feel of Istanbul, and from the chaos of Cairo to the sleek and modern appeal of Dubai, you could spend a lifetime exploring the Middle East and still never exhaust what it offers.
The capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is one of Asia's brightest and most vibrant cities. Rich in history and culture, Hanoi is a cultural hub and the perfect gateway to explore this fascinating country.
Kiev is a modern city that embraces the future. Apart from the historic monuments, visitors find no shortage of vibrant nightlife in the bars and cafés of this underrated city.
Located in southern Italy’s Campania region, Naples is the third-biggest city by population in the country. While it gets its share of tourists, it doesn’t receive nearly the visitors that Florence or Venice do. As a result, Naples offers a more authentic glimpse of Italian life.
New Zealand as a country has a reputation for combining vibrant city life with stunning natural surroundings. Perhaps no other city in the country does this better than Wellington. The capital of New Zealand since 1865, Wellington is home to many of the nation's top cultural attractions.
Baltimore has a storied history. But it's not a city that's content to rest on the past. Baltimore has undergone intensive regeneration efforts in the last few decades, making it one of the most vibrant and exciting cities in the eastern United States. In short, Baltimore is a city unlike any other.
As so often happens with port cities, Hamburg is a melting pot of different influences from around the world. This makes it a fascinating city to explore. Often seen as a hotbed for counterculture, Hamburg is a city that combines a rich history with the cutting-edge of modernity.
A visit to Kyoto is like taking a trip back to the old Japan, before the massive changes the country underwent in the twentieth century. But Kyoto is not a living museum. It remains one of Japan's largest cities and has plenty of modern attractions to offer too. Hers click
Established in 1591 by an ambitious Sultan, Hyderabad was intended from the start to be a cultural hub. Mission accomplished. To this day, Hyderabad remains both the economic and cultural heart of the region. Sometimes referred to as the New York of India, Hyderabad is a city that never sleeps.
Durham, North Carolina, might be known as the ‘City of Medicine’ for its extensive healthcare industry, but don’t let that fool you! The city is also an excellent tourist destination, offering a vibrant city center, cultural diversity, and an array of attractions to fill your stay.
The setting of Romeo and Juliet - could there be a more romantic destination? Located in the north of Italy, this medieval town is sure to delight all visitors. Even if you’re not a fan of Shakespeare, there’s plenty to see and do in the charming city.
Atlantic City is a resort city located in New Jersey, USA. Known for gambling, high-end resorts, and world-class entertainment, it is often viewed as Las Vegas’ smaller east-side sister. While it may not be as large as Sin City, you will still be guaranteed all of the glitz and glamour one would associate with this type of destination.
Glasgow is a Scottish city known for its shipbuilding history, rich culture, and spectacular architecture. As the largest city in the country, Glasgow is no stranger to tourists. Many people flock to the metropolis each year for both leisure and business purposes.
Perched on the Costa del Sol overlooking the Alboran Sea, there are few better places to soak up the sun than Malaga. One of many popular resorts along Spain's southern coastline, Malaga boasts great excursions for families, historic landmarks, and vibrant nightlife. Top up your tan at Playa de la Malagueta or spend your day exploring the Moorish ruins of Alcazaba.
Endless sunshine, pristine beaches, and thrilling theme parks make Tampa an idyllic vacation destination for all ages. Perched on an inlet on Florida's Gulf Coast, Tampa's metro area is home to over three million people and includes beautiful vacation spots like Sarasota, St Petersburg, and Clearwater.
With a buzzing nightlife, array of options for walking tours, and a seemingly endless number of art galleries, Manchester makes a great vacation destination all year round.
Australia's island state, Tasmania, is a place unlike anywhere else. With a distinct climate and ecology, Tasmania can feel almost like another country at times. But Tasmania and its capital Hobart are as Australian as they come.
Does paradise exist on earth? It's an open question. But if it does, the Hawaiian island of Maui would have a good claim to be it. Home to tropical rainforest, volcanic mountains, and endless sandy beaches kissed by warm, clear water, Maui is a truly unforgettable destination.
Located on Canada's Pacific Coast, Vancouver is far away from the nation's capital, Ottawa, and the cultural hub of Toronto. The biggest city in British Columbia, Vancouver is often recognized as one of the world's most beautiful cities.
Known for its stunning harbor and architecturally unique Sydney Opera House, Sydney is a favorite among domestic and international travelers. It boasts great beaches, a wide array of attractions and feel-good vibes that will make you want to meander down the bustling streets.
Texas' state capital, Austin, is one of the top cities to visit in the Lone Star State. With bohemian vibes, acres and acres of green space, and some of the top attractions in Texas, Austin is well worth a visit if you're road-tripping across Texas or planning a weekend away.
With its fascinating history and cosmopolitan culture, Berlin has rapidly become one of the most popular cities to visit in Western Europe. The largest and capital city of Germany, the area that's now Berlin has been inhabited for thousands of years.
One of Australia’s biggest cities, Melbourne is also known as one of its most hip and exciting. The capital of the state of Victoria in the southeastern part of the country, this coastal city boasts a population of over five million, meaning you’ll find something to do here no matter what you’re into.
Formerly an independent republic, Texas is a state like no other. And Dallas, one of its major cities, is also one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. Buoyed by the oil industry and home to the national headquarters of many huge companies, Dallas is a city that seems to constantly reinvent itself.
Orlando in Central Florida is a city that's synonymous with amusement parks. Home to Disney World, a park that is itself more like a city than a regular theme park, Orlando is also the base for Universal Studios, Sea World, Legoland, and others. These parks help draw nearly 70,000,000 tourists per year to Orlando.
Positioned just across the Mexican border on the southern edge of California is the vibrant city of San Diego. With endless sunshine, world-class attractions for families, and fascinating cultural sights, you won't be disappointed during a trip to America's Finest City.
Spain's capital Madrid occupies a central position in the country. That's true not only geographically but culturally. Madrid is the economic and cultural hub of Spain and houses many of the country's most important institutions.
Scotland's capital is one of Europe's most fascinating cities. With excellent transit connections to the rest of the UK and other destinations in Europe, Edinburgh is a city that is increasingly embracing its tourist potential. And there's plenty of that. With iconic historical sites such as Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace plus the stunning scenery of Scotland just a short journey outside the city, whatever you're into, chances are good you'll find it here.
Boston is among the finest places to visit in New England. The state capital of Massachusetts, the city has a fascinating history as one of the oldest cities in the U.S., with English Puritans settling in the area in 1630. Boston is also seen as one of the key cities during the American Revolution due to events such as the Boston Tea Party and the Battle of Bunker Hill.
The home of country music is a common feature on many USA bucket lists. Whether you’re seeking a visit to the Grand Ole Opry or looking to hit up a classic honky-tonk, Nashville is one of those cities that oozes charm and offers access to a whole array of fun activities.
Seattle is a thriving city that offers opportunities for vacationers and business travelers alike. With a buzzing central business district easily identified by the iconic Space Needle, Seattle offers a world-class food scene, eclectic arts industry and various attractions to entertain all types of visitors. The city is often referred to as the ‘Emerald City’ due to the natural scenery that surrounds the urban metropolis. With dense evergreen forests, scenic mountains and picturesque rivers, it’s only a short journey from the city to a tranquil, natural paradise.
The Catalonian capital, Barcelona, attracts jet setters from around the world and is among Spain's top vacation spots. A distinctively designed city, Barcelona is characterized by the architecture of Antoni Gaudí, who is responsible for many of Barcelona's striking buildings, most notably, La Sagrada Familia cathedral.
Perched between the Rhône and Saône in the eastern region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Lyon has become one of France's go-to vacation destinations. With its classical architecture, varied excursions, and some of France's best restaurants, it's not hard to see why Lyon is so attractive to travelers.
London is the UK's governmental and financial capital, but it's so much more than that. As the biggest city in the country by a wide margin, it's also the cultural engine for the entire nation. The center of a globe-spanning empire for centuries, London has absorbed influences from around the world to make it into the cosmopolitan place it is today, and it remains a center for both immigration and vacationers alike.
The United Arab Emirates' biggest city Dubai is becoming an increasingly popular destination for jet setters worldwide. Known for its wealthy population and futuristic skyline, Dubai offers many attractions and activities unlike anywhere else in the world.
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