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With its old-world cities and Mediterranean beaches, the nation of Spain boasts a rich cultural history. Originally settled by ancient Phoenicians, Spain is now home to a population of more than 47 million residents. If you include the Canary Islands and its territories along the North African coastline it is a massive country at almost

Many people tend to gloss over Reykjavik using it solely as a jumping-off point for the famous Ring Road or Golden Circle. But Iceland’s capital city deserves at least a couple of days to explore its many historical, cultural, and active things to do. From street art to lagoons and the taste of the very

Located on Mexico’s Pacific coast Puerto Vallarta is best known for its beautiful beaches, nightlife, and watersports but tourists will also find cultural things to do in Puerto Vallarta. Puerto Vallarta is a regular winner when people vote for Mexico’s friendliest city and one of the safest places to visit. Its good vibes are infectious,

With a cuisine that has roots in several parts of the globe, Puerto Rico has some of the best food found in the Caribbean. Eating your way around the island territory is a culinary adventure thanks to the diverse dining options on offer. Upscale restaurants are readily found in places like San Juan serving traditional

The exact amount of castles in Scotland is unknown – the general consensus being around 3,000. There are more Scottish castles than anywhere else in the British Isles. Which, considering how many historic UK cities there are with castles, is an impressive title. Visiting castles is the best way to immerse yourself in historic Scotland, whether you