With seven continents, nearly 200 countries, and more than 7.5 billion people in the world, even the most avid traveler with unlimited funds couldn’t see it all in one lifetime. So explore with these Everyday Postcards sent in by travel bloggers from around the world.
Located primarily in Wyoming, but spilling into the states of Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone National Park is America’s first national park. Learn more about the park’s abundant wildlife, unique hydrothermal features, and geological gems in this Everyday Postcard from the globe-trotting Czech couple, Adriana and Matěj. With seven continents, nearly 200 countries, and more than …
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Located on a peninsula that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean, Essaouira is a resort town on the Moroccan coast. Come visit this beautiful port city with Izzy Nicholls, one half of the travel blogger team of The Gap Decaders. With seven continents, nearly 200 countries, and more than 7.5 billion people in the world, …
Although it doesn’t have an iconic landmark — like the Eiffel Tower in Paris or Big Ben in London — Dublin, Ireland, has plenty to see and do. Come explore her beautiful Georgian architecture, sip a Guinness, and take a walk up O’Connell Street in this Everyday Postcard from Jennifer, the travel blogger behind Sidewalk …
Lüner Lake (Lünersee in German) is a large lake near the village of Brand in Austria that can be reached by a cable car system, the Lünerseebahn. Learn more about this picturesque place via this week’s Everyday Postcard from Emily.
Travel blogger, English teacher, and chocolate lover, Max (AKA Dame Cacao), shares this week’s delicious Everyday Postcard featuring chocolate in Seoul, South Korea. Read the back of her postcard to learn more about these truffles and where to find the best chocolate treats in the South Korean capital.
Located in the southeastern Pacific Ocean and known for its 800+ monumental moai statues, Easter Island is an intriguing destination. Learn more about it in this week’s Everyday Postcard from Jackie, the travel blogger behind Life of Doing. On the back of her Everyday Postcard, Jackie writes the mysterious moai on the remote Easter Island: …
On the southwestern coast of the Netherlands, Sint Philipsland is a small, quiet community far from heavily visited tourist destinations elsewhere in the Netherlands. This Dutch windmill is one of many that have played important roles in the country’s history. Learn more about Dutch windmills in this week’s Everyday Postcard sent in by Rianne.
As a result of centuries of additions, alterations, and restorations, the Palermo Cathedral in Sicily, Italy, is an interesting mix of architectural styles. Learn more about the Palermo Cathedral in this week’s Everyday Postcard from Talek who visited the cathedral on a road trip through southern Italy.
On the edge of a clear lake and surrounded by mountains, sits the Church of the Good Shepherd in Lake Takapo, New Zealand. This small, picturesque stone church is one of the most photographed churches in all of New Zealand. Learn more about it in this week’s Everyday Postcard from Suzy.
The Ichinohashi Bridge marks the entrance to Japan’s Okunoin Cemetery, one of Japan’s most sacred sites. Nick from Spiritual Travels visited Koyasan in winter and shares his experience in this week’s Everyday Postcard.
One of the best parts of exploring a new destination is tasting the local cuisine. Whether you enjoy them hot with melted butter or cold with mayonnaise, you absolutely have to eat a lobster roll when you visit the Pine Tree State. From the coastal town of Bar Harbor, Maine, Margie sends this week’s Everyday …
