Dive into history and culture
For some of us, it never feels like we've truly visited somewhere until we scratch below the surface and uncover the world of history and culture waiting beneath.
Beneath the surface of every new destination lies a world of history and culture, waiting to add new levels of meaning to your experience. Whether it's uncovering the epic backstory of an ancient stone structure or stumbling upon a hidden underground music club, if you like forging deeper connections with the places you visit, we're here to guide you every step of the way.
Shanghai
A heady collision between the old world and the new, pop culture and tradition, Shanghai evokes feelings of awe, curiosity and anticipation.
Houston
Let a love of space history lure you to Houston, where the Space Center will reveal NASA's fascinating past and present.
Singapore
Explore Singapore's rich history by wandering the streets of Little India, Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar and Kampong Glam.
Hong Kong
Savour exciting Hong Kong's varied and contrasting delights, from natural splendour to vivacious nightlife.
New Caledonia
For cultural holidays in the Pacific, New Caledonia stands out. As well as the indigenous Kanak culture, it has serious French connections.
Tokyo
If you love booking cultural holidays around the world, make sure you include Tokyo in your next itinerary.
Taipei
Taipei - a mesmerising city, the gateway to Taiwan, is a one-of-a-kind Asian experience that embraces fun, food, culture, history and nature.
Melbourne
Many would say that Melbourne is Australia's number one city for history and culture, so be prepared to be amazed.
San Francisco
From the 1849 gold rush days through to the hippy happenings of the 1960s, San Francisco has always been an exciting place to be.
ACDC Lane image courtesy of Robert Blackburn ; Kids at Space Centre image courtesy of Space Center Houston; Chinatown image courtesy of Afur Wong.; Vivid Sydney image courtesy of Destination NSW; San Francisco Mural image courtesy of San Francisco Travel Association and Scott Chernis