A heated outdoor pool, a prime spot near Union Square and a family-owned hotel business with a century of history. The Handlery Union Square Hotel offers a different take on a San Francisco stay. In a city dominated by big hotel chains, there’s something rather lovely about a hotel where the family whose name is […] Read more…
San Francisco is ready for its comeback, with the Golden Gate Bridge turning 90 in 2027, a food scene worth travelling for and plenty of reasons to look beyond the usual landmarks. Here’s what to see and where to stay. San Francisco has had a rough few years in the headlines, but the City by […] Read more…
From pirate treasure and spooky museums to seaside parks and giant cookies, Salem, Massachusetts, is packed with family-friendly fun beyond its witchy reputation. Here are the best things to do in Salem with kids, plus where to eat and stay. A town famous for hanging innocent people might not sound like an obvious choice for […] Read more…
Looking for the best things to do in Fort Lauderdale? From the Riverwalk to wreck diving via, the Everglades and Hollywood (no, not that one), vintage shopping and hidden cultural gems, these are the Fort Lauderdale experiences worth making time for. Everyone who has ever written about Fort Lauderdale has led with the beach and […] Read more…
Portland, Oregon, has built a reputation for being weird. Look closer and you’ll find something more interesting… a city shaped by individuality, counterculture and a remarkable willingness to let people be themselves. Most cities want you to arrive with a good excuse for being strange. Portland wants to know what kind of strange, so it […] Read more…
McMenamins Kennedy School is a century-old Portland elementary school turned hotel, with a brewery in the old girls’ loo, a jazz-themed secret room and detention served with a side of whisky. I mean, obviously I had to check it out. I got sent to my room… then took a dip and moved bars twice, and […] Read more…
The House of the Seven Gables in Salem, Massachusetts, is one of the most visited museums in New England. But its real history, and the story of the family who built it, turn out to be darker than anything its author had to invent. The House of the Seven Gables is a museum now, the […] Read more…
Salem hanged nineteen innocent people in 1692 for the crime of witchcraft. Not a single one of them was a witch. Three centuries on, the women that town tried to erase have become the reason the world keeps coming back. Most people outside America picture fire when they imagine Salem, Massachusetts. Stakes, smoke, a crowd […] Read more…
From jousting knights in Ballarat to samurai in Japan and dinner in a Scottish dungeon, we share 15 castle stays bringing storybook adventures to life for families, plus tips on what to pack, what to budget and how to choose your own royal retreat. Show me a kid who doesn’t want to sleep in a […] Read more…
This post contains affiliate tlinks A former CIA officer is running Washington DC’s best walking tour, and it’s got absolutely nothing to do with marble or monuments. “Excuse me,” I say to a woman loitering by the fountain in Washington DC’s Dupont Circle, making my first pass at international espionage. “Is there a good hotel […] Read more…
Updated September 2026 The creative spirit of Buffalo, New York, thrives in the most unexpected of places. I came for the wings, obviously. And, of course, to sneak a peek at Niagara Falls flexing its watery muscles just down the road. Buffalo itself was meant to be a side quest. A blur between bigger names. […] Read more…
You’ve seen the photos and watched the videos, but nothing prepares you for feeling the roar and mist of Niagara Falls in person. Planning a visit to experience it for yourself? Here’s your ultimate guide to Niagara Falls, New York. It is big. It is wet. And standing at Prospect Point, New York, watching 750,000 […] Read more…
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Hey, I’m Aleney! A mum, award-winning travel writer, magazine editor and gallivanting glutton. He’s Raff, the “boy” in boyeatsworld, and a fearless foodie, adventurer and eco-warrior. Along with his all-singing, all-dancing, all-adventurous sister, Sugarpuff, we’re exploring the world’s colour, culture and cuisine on a food safari for the junior set.
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