Thinking about visiting The Met Cloisters? This hidden medieval-style museum in Washington Heights, Manhattan is one of NYC’s most magical escapes. Here’s everything you need to plan a stress-free, unforgettable visit — and actually enjoy it.

Step into the storybook world of the Grand Hotel Taipei, one of Taiwan’s most iconic landmarks. From its rich history as a Shinto shrine site to its palace-style architecture and hidden secret passage, this post covers everything you need to know — whether you’re planning a day visit, curious about its past, or wondering if it’s worth booking a stay.

Where 8,000 years of Chinese history come alive. From the famous Jadeite Cabbage to hidden treasures you’ll only catch during rotating exhibits, here’s how to make your visit unforgettable (and skip the lines while you’re at it).

Step into the past at Yide Mansion, a hidden gem in Taichung that blends Minnan and Japanese architecture. Once a wealthy merchant’s home and now a cultural retreat, this historic mansion offers a peek into Taiwan’s past with its stunning courtyards, tea rooms, and vintage charm.

Ready to climb your way to breathtaking views and ancient wonders? Explore Marble Mountain in Da Nang, where mystical caves glow with Buddha statues, and ancient pagodas sit atop limestone peaks.

Discover Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei’s vibrant hub for art, design, and creativity! Once a historic tobacco factory, it’s now home to exhibitions, indie shops, and cozy cafés. Whether you’re an art lover or just exploring, this is a must-visit cultural gem in Taipei!

Taichung Second Market is where old-school Taiwan flavors meet a maze of local eats. I finally checked it off my Taichung list — and wow, there’s a lot more to this place than pork rice and noodles. This guide dives into what to eat, how to get there, and hidden gems you might’ve missed, even if you’ve been before!

Visiting Barcelona for the first time? Don’t miss Gaudí’s legendary La Sagrada Família — yes, it’s still under construction (since 1882!) and yes, it’s totally worth it.

Hidden just off Jiufen Old Street, Shengping Theater is Taiwan’s oldest surviving movie house — & yes, it’s free to enter. Whether you’re into history, film, or just looking for something beyond the food stalls, this nostalgic gem is totally worth the stop. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.