The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, Scotland.

Glasgow’s West End: A guide for first-time visitors

Unique Charles Rennie Mackintosh architecture, great museums and innovative restaurants all form part of the appeal in Glasgow’s West End. What’s Glasgow’s West End all about? The West End is divided from Glasgow city centre not just physically – there’s a honking great motorway cutting…
Sheep grazing at One Tree Hill, Auckland.

How to walk across New Zealand in one day

The 16km Coast to Coast Walkway across Auckland takes in One Tree Hill, Mount Eden and Maori heritage. Auckland’s Coast to Coast Walkway, summarized. Start at Onehunga, then prepare to walk 16km. See sheep and cows at One Tree Hill. Take in the views from…
An interactive map at the Singapore City Gallery.

Singapore City Gallery review: Urban planning gets interesting

Review of the Singapore City Gallery. See how the museum uses interactive displays and models to detail the city's extreme urban planning challenges. The planning challenge of Singapore For those of us who spent abnormal amounts of time playing SimCity and other such playing god-esque…
The Well in Lower Manhattan.

New York City’s slavery & underground railroad secrets

In Manhattan, a New York City slavery and underground railroad walking tour opens visitors’ eyes to a dark past. Key sites in New York City’s slavery history Alexander Hamilton US Custom House. The Well. 23 Wall Street (the JP Morgan Building). The African Burial Ground.…
The Lagoon of Light at The Deep in Hull.

What’s so special about The Deep in Hull?

Penguins, sharks and rays are hugely popular at The Deep in Hull. But it’s the sense of scale and ambition that elevates it above the average aquarium. What is The Deep in Hull? The Deep in Hull is a large aquarium. In many ways, it’s…