Olivier Levasseur lived one of the longest and most adventurous pirate careers. A Knight of Malta(according to legend) turned Privateer, turned pirate, he sa...
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Olivier Levasseur lived one of the longest and most adventurous pirate careers. A Knight of Malta(according to legend) turned Privateer, turned pirate, he sa...
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Here at MessyNessyChic, we've spent the past decade bucket-listing the earth, finding the most off-beat, unique (and chic) places to escape and explore. And along the way, we've come across a hotel room or two that we felt deserved its place on one of those official "best hotels of the world list".
Tired of lying by the beach and up for a litte adventure? Then why not explore "The Galaxy" - an abandonded cruise ship on Koh Chang in the Bang Bao Bay.
"It was like a dream come true."https://youtu.be/8MG5gFtZ3U8"No question about it, this is lotus-eater land. Name your pleasure and you will find it at hand....
Shot in Jan 2020. A last romantic view of this beautiful country, travelling across America by train, before things got harder. I am sure things will get bet...
The castles dotting the are each worthy of their very own fairytale. These magnificent structures have survived wars, fires, dozens of generations, and stood the test of time. From the Greek Islands to the rocky cliffs of Scotland, each castle brings with it hundreds of years of human history, and perhaps a ghost story or two. And while most are built with brick and stone, their individual stories are all unique and intriguing for visitors from the world over to enjoy.
At the height of the Soviet Union, just 30 in every 1,000 Soviet citizens owned a car. Even the scrappiest lemons cost a fortune, so instead of driving to work, lots of people took the subway—which, turns out, was a bit more glamorous than you might imagine. Chris Herwig rode the rails for his new book Soviet Metro Stations, a whirlwind spin through 15 subway systems in seven countries that were formerly part of the Soviet Union. The stations are surprisingly gorgeous—less like the dank, pee-doused tunnels you find beneath New York or San Francisco and more like the ornate museums and posh hotels above them.
If you make a clever east-bound turn off Highway 198, you’ll drive up one of the worst and windiest twenty-five mile sections of paved road in Central California. It’s a good hazing, though—make it through and you’ll be rewarded with the most magnificent subalpine valley surrounded by snow-tipped peaks. And the best part? No crowds. The glacial valley dubbed ‘Mineral King’ lies in a portion of national park buried deep in the south-east region of Sequoia National Park, and has its own entrance (one that often evades even the savviest of national park enthusiasts). With a rich history steeped in mining and exploration, it feels like you’ve stepped back in time among the ancient shingled cabins scattered around the valley. At one time, Disney had plans to put a full scale ski resort in this valley. Thankfully that fell through, and it became part of Sequoia National Park.
Looking for a destination to spice up your sex life? Stromboli and Filicudi are two stunning islands in Sicily’s Aeolian archipelago that have...
Interiors visionary Bill Bensley is behind some of the world’s most imaginative hotels. But when it comes to filling his own cup, he prefers to check out rather than in.
If you want to get away — really away — you don’t need to be rich. Here’s how.
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From atmospheric Berlin to Joyce’s Trieste, via Marseille’s markets and a wellbeing walk in Copenhagen, city strolls reward the curious rambler
A giant tree more than 330 feet tall was identified in Borneo from the air, and then climbed with a tape measure, at considerable risk.
Malta is a gorgeous island filled with hidden history, blessed by wonderful weather and surrounded by beautiful aquamarine oceans. There is a lot to see here but sometimes you just want a place where you can stop, relax and watch the world go by. Don’t worry, we have you covered. Ten places in Malta to …
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1,796 Likes, 4 Comments - Man of Many (@manofmanytastes) on Instagram: “The pyramids are out of bounds via @matiasderada”
Much is known about the dedication, conformity and daytime life of the city’s salarymen but this show, as ever, tried to do something different and saw Bourdain going in search of the city’s dark, extreme and bizarrely fetishistic underside. It starts with quite an intense intro featuring him talking about his early experiences in Tokyo whilst sat in the New York Bar in the Park Hyatt Hotel; the very same bar which featured quite famously in ‘Lost In Translation‘. Beyond The Movies https://tokyofoxbeyondthemovies.wordpress.com/2013/11/08/anthony-bourdain-parts-unknown-japan/
We give you the formula of how to have an epic day in Barcelona Spain. All the practical advice on the top historic sites, where to eat in Barcelona, the thi...
SONEVA, THAILAND. Captivated by the passionate green initiatives and the surrounding beauty of this eco-resort in Thailand.
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