You’ve Heard of Harlem and NOLA’s Legendary Jazz Scenes—but Don’t Forget About Pittsburgh
New York, Chicago, and New Orleans are meccas for jazz, but there’s one city that is long overdue for its jazz recognition.
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The Land Where Vampires, Giants, and Witches Call Home
In Croatia’s northernmost state of Istria, folklore, and myths run rampant with the rich history of witches, vampires, giants, and energy lines.
Hidden Nuns Are Selling Secret Cookies in Spain
Have you ever met anyone who doesn’t enjoy a cookie every now and then? There’s a texture and flavor of cookie for almost anyone, from savory to sweet and chewy to crunchy. The choices seem endless. Even if you aren’t the type to indulge in a delectable delight, one particular cookie should be on your … Continued
Why Are All the Streets in France Named After Men?
In France, 60% of the streets are named after men.
Discover Florida’s Surprising Wealth of Black History
Beyond beaches and theme parks, the Sunshine State has deep roots in African American culture and the Civil Rights movement.
A Destination Famed for Pedestrians and Donkey Rides May Lose Its UNESCO Status
After preserving its Swahili settlement heritage for over seven centuries, Kenya’s touristic town is now at risk.
How This Ancient African Religion Keeps Diaspora Foodways Traditions Alive
In the Ifá religion, food acts as spiritual medicine, an offering to deities, and a conduit for community bonding.
Forget Buckingham Palace! 10 Better European Palaces to Visit
You can even book a stay in an 800-year-old castle!
10 Bars Where Former U.S. Presidents Have Hung Out
“Am I allowed to buy the president a drink?”
The True Stories Behind Some of America’s Weirdest State Flags
A curious chronicle of peculiar pennants.