Sarah Theeboom

Once a polluted industrial city, Pittsburgh is now a hub of food and culture attracting a younger crowd of entrepreneurs, thinkers and makers.

Ambling through a forgotten corner of the country offers a charming change of pace from Lisbon and the Algarve.

This time it’s on top of a mountain.

Large and boutique hotels alike are changing their ways in New York City, adopting cleaner, greener practices to be more sustainable.

Only in Europe can a hotel claim to be brand new and centuries old at the same time. Madrid’s Gran Meliá Palacio de los Duques, a Leading Hotels of the World member, is a six month old hotel built on 800 year old bones.

New Yorkers like ice-cream so much they’ve dedicated an entire museum to it for a month.

Null Stern Hotel in Switzerland is breaking all the rules.

No lumpy mattresses or messy bathrooms here: this home rental website selects only the best.