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By Mira Saraf
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Home to the CN Tower, the longest street in North America (Yonge Street), and one of the longest streetcar lines in North America (The Queen Streetcar), Toronto has a lot to offer visitors no matter their interest. Besides being the financial and business capital of Canada, the fifth largest city in North America is also one of the most cosmopolitan and culturally diverse cities in the world.
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By Lauren Scharf
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Anchored by two towering volcanoes, Nicaragua's Ometepe Island is paradise found. In just a few days, you can climb a volcano, take a trail ride on horseback, kayak through a tropical bird-filled river estuary, stroll along a beach at sunset and much, much more.
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By Elliot Torres
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Cape Town is the second largest city in South Africa after Johannesburg, and the most popular tourist destination on the African continent. Rich in history with pristine beaches, breathtaking natural landscapes and a world class wine country, the city truly has something for everyone.
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By The Editors
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Visiting a market in a new - or favorite - city is one of the best ways to connect with a place and its inhabitants, as well as a way to discover the pulse and flavor of a town or city. Markets have traditionally been centers of local life and many remain so today, featuring local produce and artisanal foods, and often crafts as well. Here is a guide to some of the world's best and most popular year round food markets.
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By Michael Tulipan
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Once a divided city, Berlin is one of Europe's most dynamic capitals with a history inextricably tied to the greatest struggles of the 20th Century. Today, past divisions have been replaced with a Euro-cool vibe, cutting edge architecture and some of the world's greatest art museums.
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