“Being green isn’t just smart — it might even make you gorgeous.” Irene Lane, founder

“Clock-clock-clock-clock-KUHwhoomp!” That was the sound of the Biblio-Mat, a one-of-a-kind refrigerator-sized book vending machine, as

Is there an “art of making attractive cities”? London-based alternative education group The School of

With their emerging markets and rising regional influence, the cities of Belgrade, Panama City, Addis

Four helipads will cluster around one of the largest domes in the world, like sideplates

Small businesses aren’t all alike. Some are restaurants, some are mom-and-pop shops, and some might

When traveling, coffee lovers need to know where to go to escape the substandard American-style

Urban marketplaces have thrived for centuries: from the Agora of ancient Greece to the Forum

Our postcard-perfect summer is short but we Seattleites know how to squeeze every last drop

1. SEA OF STARS ON VAADHOO ISLAND IN THE MALDIVES   2. ANTELOPE CANYON IN

Paddling the Potomac River Enjoying a quiet moment, two people paddle on the Potomac River

Whether assessing the local climate, calculating the cost of living or understanding how easily you

Paris has been through a lot in the past few days, months, years, and centuries

By combining London’s diverse population, San Francisco’s neighbourhood feel and Auckland’s adrenaline-induced playfulness, the Canadian

OK, it measures just 50 kilometers by 26 kilometers. But somehow Singapore always manages to feel

There’s not really any reason to go to Paris if you’re not going to see

Jobs are moving back into city centers, but there’s still an awful lot of them

Hong Kong is an incredibly packed city, so why should its cemeteries be any different?

Tourists relish the history, mystery and spiritual draw. Gazing at the Andean peaks soaring above

Travelers love to eat–that’s why every year, as part of our Readers’ Choice Awards survey,

A striking new photography book lifts the curtain on the people and places of Burma,

Sometimes the finest dining a country has to offer isn’t in a Michelin-starred restaurant —

1 – Capilano Suspension Bridge   2 – English Bay Beach   3 – Capilano

1 – Stadtpark 2 – Debutante Ball 3 – Auersperg Palace 4 – Music Performance

1 – Louvre Museum   2 – Paris Kiss   3 – Vintage Citroën Car

The Imperial War Museum has been a poignant and moving memorial to Great Britain’s involvement

Chernobyl is forever etched in history as one of the worst nuclear disaster that happened

The Avengers are back! This time with a bigger story and an even bigger villain

The globe’s hottest party spots cater to all tastes—glitzy, gritty, seductive, and strange. 01: Dublin,

Boston, one of the oldest and largest cities in USA. It has been the place

Even travellers who have ventured to Singapore in the past might not recognise the island

A passport is a simple paper booklet yet it represents power, privilege, and opportunities for the

Cherry blossoms, and the thousands of tourists that follow them, have descended on Japan. Hanami, or blossom

It’s finally bloomin’ spring, and nothing instills hope that winter is gone and summer is

Innovation happens on the edge and “you cannot get more on the edge than New

Seattle, a coastal seaport city in the state of Washington. One of the fastest growing

Vienna, the capital and largest city in Austria. Often ranked as the most livable city

The following is a list of places where tasty and cheap meet. Nobody knows how

From Calgary’s space-age Peace bridge to Eindhoven’s floating roundabout and the Copenhagen apartments with a

New Orleans, a vibrant city and a melting pot of European, Caribbean and African culture,

Witness the urban life of five stunning metropolises through the lens of Rob Whitworth with these hyperlapse videos. From the unexplored

Venice, the Queen Of The Adriatic, a City Of Canals. Its Grand Canal is the major waterway

The history of Austria’s capital is inconceivable without its coffeehouses. The Blue Bottle Coffee House,

From silicon furniture to the death of storage, Marcus Engman of Ikea Sweden talks about

It has long been one of the more intriguing – and budget-conscious – ways to

Dan Marker-Moore, aka DANOR.ST, is an aerial photographer who captures awe-striking vistas from bi-planes, helicopters,

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. The centre of Sweden’s economic, cultural and political activities. At

Libraries are often public spaces with a rather private focus, each visitor engrossed in quiet

Jerusalem, considered to be one of the holiest places on Earth. Christianity, Islam and Judaism

Mount of Olives   Reading the Torah   Silhouettes, Western Wall   Site of Jesus’s