Society & Culture articles - Page 6

While Edinburgh is one of the UK’s most enchanting cities, sometimes its surrounding towns get forgotten by visitors and locals alike. Whether you need an escape from city life, or...

Boston, home of lobster rolls, some of the country’s finest academic institutions, and Dunkin Donuts, but most importantly, home of the Red Sox. The city's historic baseball culture...

Being a woman and travelling solo can be unnecessarily difficult. Universally, whatever the region or the period of time of your stay, women will face the same recurring issues regarding...

As the end-of-year festivities approach, you might find yourself in want of a bit of a scene change. Not far from the UK and easily accessible, Paris is the ideal place for doing just...

Winter is a special season that some people love and some people hate. And while this frosty time of year brings colds and poor weather, it can also be endlessly beautiful. Today,...

You read that right! Broadway’s musical phenomenon Hadestown is finally making its way to the West End. Starting in February 2024, London audiences will have the pleasure of discovering...

Quietly nested in England’s northwest along the border to Wales, Cheshire may not be on most people’s travel itineraries, but there are few better places to go for a quintessentially...

We might not all be fans of the winter season, but there are definitely things to look forward to, and the Christmas markets are at the very top of that list. With fairy lights, mince...

One of the most famous attractions in Dublin is its many pubs! Pubs in Dublin are not just places to grab a drink but are also social hubs where people gather to socialize, enjoy live...

Winter is the perfect time to visit Rome and avoid the crowds at famous monuments, such as the Colosseum, the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel or the Trevi Fountain. But winter is also...

Looking for a quick excursion for a week-end? Consider the west of Ireland and an enchanting Christmas experience in Limerick! A mere 30 minute drive from Shannon’s International Airport,...

It’s almost skiing season and we all know what that means: raclette or fondue night! A great French dish and a must-eat during the cold winter months. If you’re not a cheese enthusiast,...

Harvard University is an internationally renowned and acclaimed institution for its academic excellence and rich history. The iconic shots of the university's majestic red-brick buildings,...

As we rapidly approach the final month of the year, and as temperatures drop in the Big Smoke, this is the perfect time to find warmth inside some of London’s many wonderful galleries....

The question “who threw the first brick at Stonewall?” is something of an inside joke for the LGBTQ+ community, a characteristically campy and humourful homage to what is seen as the...

Massachusetts winters are famously brutal, but there’s no denying the magic that seems to wash over Boston around the holidays. Although the weather may be severe, there’s nothing...

Halfway through a hot August in New York, as the city was emptied out and (relatively) quiet, the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced its acquisition of a painting with a rather unconventional...

Is the cold weather bringing you down? Not feeling excited for the holidays? Prague’s got your back. Whether you’re looking for a solo trip to revive your inner Christmas spirit or...

In the middle of a major intersection at the heart of Rome stands an imposing archeological site, complete with ruined temples, greenery, and a general sense that something important...

If there’s anywhere in the UK that nails both sun-soaked surf ‘n turf vibes, as well as spooky, misty, and maybe a little creepy vibes, it’s Cornwall. Such range! But for today’s article,...

Nestled along the hilly coastline of Cap Ferrat lies a dazzling mid-20th century artistic and architectural gem. Facing the warm cerulean embrace of the Mediterranean, this hub of...

Intertwined into New York City’s very DNA is its legendary theatre and musical theatre culture that all converges on Broadway. Standing at the very centre of the city’s cultural scene,...

Wales is famous as a land of legend: ancient faeries, Celtic rune-stones littering the landscape, and a dragon so mighty it became the country’s national symbol. It has experienced...

Between 1692 and 1693, a mass hysteria swept over the newly settled town of Salem, in Colonial Massachusetts. From February until May of the following year, over 200 people were accused...

You may have read a certain short story written by Washington Irving called, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1819). If not, now might be the perfect time to get acquainted with it and...

Nice and Cannes are undoubtedly the most popular tourist destinations on the Côte d'Azur. But there's more to the destination than just these 2 coastal towns. On the contrary, there...