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Marseille has an image problem.For years, the conversation around France’s second city has focused on what people think ...
06/23/2026

Marseille has an image problem.

For years, the conversation around France’s second city has focused on what people think it is, rather than what it actually is. Spend a few days here and you’ll find a city shaped by the Mediterranean, layered cultures, a serious food scene and neighbourhoods with far more character than polish.

Our latest article explores why Marseille may be Europe’s most misunderstood city.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/marseille-unfiltered-why-europe-s-most-misunderstood-city-is-worth-the-trip





Scotland, one step at a time.Some of the country’s best scenery is only accessible on foot. Coastal paths trace cliff ed...
06/22/2026

Scotland, one step at a time.

Some of the country’s best scenery is only accessible on foot. Coastal paths trace cliff edges, beaches and remote stretches of shoreline, often with little more than the sea for company. Our latest article rounds up some of Scotland’s most rewarding coastal walks.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/the-best-coastal-walks-in-scotland





Santa Fe has a food problem. The good kind.For a city of its size, the number of places worth eating is slightly ridicul...
06/19/2026

Santa Fe has a food problem. The good kind.

For a city of its size, the number of places worth eating is slightly ridiculous. From traditional New Mexican cooking to chefs putting new ideas on the table, meals quickly become the reason to extend the trip. Our latest article explores one of America’s most rewarding food cities.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/santa-fe-has-a-food-problem-the-good-kind





Bristol, creatively speaking.Not every city wears its creativity on its sleeve. In Bristol, it turns up in independent g...
06/17/2026

Bristol, creatively speaking.

Not every city wears its creativity on its sleeve. In Bristol, it turns up in independent galleries, music venues, street art, converted warehouses and neighbourhoods that seem to be constantly reinventing themselves.

Our latest article explores a city where creativity feels less like an industry and more like part of daily life.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/bristol-s-creative-city-break





Melbourne takes its coffee seriously.Not in a precious way, just in a way that seems built into daily life. Cafés fill u...
06/11/2026

Melbourne takes its coffee seriously.

Not in a precious way, just in a way that seems built into daily life. Cafés fill up and conversations run long; it’s a city where entire neighbourhoods seem to orbit around a favourite corner spot. Our latest article explores the laneways, cafés and culture that have helped define Melbourne.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/melbourne-s-laneways-and-coffee-culture





Skip the Golden Route.Fukuoka offers a different introduction to Japan. Less crowded, easier to navigate and built aroun...
06/09/2026

Skip the Golden Route.

Fukuoka offers a different introduction to Japan. Less crowded, easier to navigate and built around some of the country’s best food, it’s a city that rarely makes the first itinerary but often becomes a favourite. Our latest article explores why.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/fukuoka-for-an-easygoing-japan-trip





Helsinki does not make a fuss about design.It appears in train stations, libraries, cafés and public saunas, woven into ...
06/05/2026

Helsinki does not make a fuss about design.

It appears in train stations, libraries, cafés and public saunas, woven into daily life rather than set apart from it. Our latest article explores a city where design is less about aesthetics and more about how things work.

Read more via the link in our bio.

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Bruges, built for wandering.The best way to experience Bruges is without much of a plan. Turn down a side street, cross ...
06/04/2026

Bruges, built for wandering.

The best way to experience Bruges is without much of a plan. Turn down a side street, cross another canal and the city gradually reveals a different view of itself. Our latest article explores how to spend a day in one of Europe’s most walkable historic centres.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/bruges-in-a-day-a-city-built-for-wandering

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Antwerp, in good taste.Design, fashion and daily life sit unusually close together here. Independent boutiques, gallerie...
06/01/2026

Antwerp, in good taste.

Design, fashion and daily life sit unusually close together here. Independent boutiques, galleries, cafés and interiors stores are woven into the city rather than separated from it.

Our latest article explores Antwerp through the designers, spaces and neighbourhoods that continue to shape its style scene.

Read more via the link https://www.travelmagazine.com/stories/antwerp-s-design-and-style-scene

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