Though the likes of Hotel St. George, Hotel Kämp and new Hotel Maria have already carved out Helsinki’s luxury end, a more affordable hotel stay in Helsinki can be found … Read more

Finding a cost-effective yet comfortable hotel in Manhattan isn’t easy. Even those looking for a small hotel room can struggle to find one for less than $200 south of Central … Read more

Located equidistant from Copenhagen and Oslo, Sweden’s second largest city embraces all the best hospitality offerings alongside an athletic edge. Hotel Riverton is one of Gothenburg’s design hotels, reflecting boutique … Read more

Push north of Paarl and you’ll reach the enclave of Tulbagh in South Africa’s Western Cape, nested in the lap of three ranges – the Obliqua Mountains to the west, Groot … Read more

Located in West Norway in the Valldal valley near Ålesund is Juvet Landscape Hotel, a series of wooden cabins on stilts that pairs pristine design with an off-grid retreat. The … Read more

Istanbul is a monstrosity. Historically, the city dates back over 2,500 years enduring the Ancient Greeks, Romans and Ottomans as well as three name changes – Byzantium and Constantinople before … Read more

Vermont-based manufacturer Darn Tough is dedicated to building the perfect sock, and stands by this commitment by offering an unconditional lifetime guarantees for all its products. We’re fans of Feetures! … Read more

A hotel brand that embraces collegiate culture as the basis of its hospitality concept is validated in North-West Arkansas at Graduate, Fayetteville on the doorstep of the University of Arkansas. … Read more

Join for 10th to 12th May 2024 for a Saturday ride and Sunday run in Bruton, and enjoy meals to match. Arrive on the Friday evening, two nights at Durslade … Read more

Located in northeastern Spain near to the French border, Barcelona claims a rich history dating back to Roman times. Its strategic Mediterranean location made it a thriving trade hub and … Read more

Initially established as a trading and transportation hub at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, Saint Paul (St. Paul) was founded in 1849 as the capital of Minnesota, … Read more

Given London’s vast size, it’s worth splitting a city guide on where to run, cycle and swim into separate sections according to their North, South, East and West orientations. Bearing … Read more

Bordeaux may be famous for its esteemed position as a wine making region, but it also punches above its weight as a destination for athletic travel. Located on the banks … Read more

With a population of over 21 million people, Mumbai is one of the most populated cities in the world and an important home different spiritual traditions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, … Read more

The quaint and compact Eight is a boutique hotel in Bath, spread across two townhouse properties in the historic heart of the city. Each of the eighteen rooms is unique … Read more

Despite being France’s second largest city in terms of population, Marseille doesn’t get enough airtime. But its access to sea and a year-round growing season has long provided an attractive … Read more

Located 12 miles south of Manchester, the Service Course in Wilmslow is a cycling-focused hub offering bike fitting, custom bike builds, repairs, a full food and cafe menu as well … Read more

As the Texan capital, Austin has played a central political role since the state joined the Union in 1845. The city has taken on an increased importance at a national … Read more

The Prestige Hotel on the island Penang off Malaysia is a Design Hotel which blends colonial architecture with modern interiors, and much-welcomed HVAC. Set in the UNESCO World Heritage listed … Read more

The three Velolife coffee venues in Thameside Berkshire are essential waypoints for Home Counties cyclists exploring the Chilterns, or turnaround points for those riding West from London. Owner Lee Goodwin … Read more