Ibiza's nightlife is world famous, and these are the top clubs to check out when on your next party vacation.

Leed's Kirkstall Abbey is a great sight for English history, and to relax at the serene park next to it.

Kenwood House is a wonderful historic 18th century home, once owned by the beer mangnate Edward Guiness.

One of the US best science museums, this has 4 floors with robots, animals, astronomy, and endless discoveries.

The Silk Road Café in Dublin is a real treat! Located just by the Chester Beatty Library, itself behind Dublin Castle, it's centrally placed and provides good food at reasonable prices.

World renowned Betty's Café Tea Rooms of Yorkshire, England is a place full of tradition, history, and elegance.

When you find yourself in any big city or town in Japan, you may not find many pizza parlors but you will find Okonomiyaki cafés.

Amsterdam is a very compact city, but offers a world class range of things to do. There are cultural and outdoor attractions plenty.

Cybercafes.com is a great resource for finding internet access in nearly any country in the world. With 4,208 cafés in 141 countries, the database is quite comprehensive

Perpignan is a small Catalan town near the border to Spain. With charming regional influences in architecture, cuisine, and stunning local weather, it�s a hidden corner of France deserving of more attention

Bustling London is perfect to celebrate a romantic Valentine's Day with a wife or girlfriend. Whether it's making chocolate, going to a comedy club, or eating some of the world's best food that tickles your fancy, London has something to offer everyone

Celebrating Valentine’s Day can be done in style in New York City. There’s an unending array of options for romantic activities during the day, good food for a candle-lit dinner, sexy bars to get a night cap, and then on to a sleek hotel for a night with your sweetheart

The first and most important meal of the day, breakfast becomes even more important when you're traveling. For some fantastic breakfast food, visit these two London cafes for a treat

Situated in the heart of the centre, overlooking the Leidse Square, or Leidseplein, the famous Art Deco Café Américain is inviting you for breakfast, lunch, dinner, high tea, Sunday Jazz brunch, or just for coffee and cakes at the reading table

Café de Flore, in the hip Saint-Germain des Prés neighborhood, is one of the most charming Parisian cafés

I love taking some time out while travelling and visiting a coffee shop or great café. But finding a good independent one in a strange city can be tricky. If you don't want to end up in Starbucks, again, try one of the Delocator sites.

If you're visiting London, a stop at a classic greasy spoon cafe is a must for a genuine experience.

Lunarama helps you find late night restaurants, cafes and food joints all over the USA. A great site for a midnight traveler.

The latest trend for Stockholm cafes is Spanish, taking over from American and Italian influences. Visit Cafe Negro on Kungsholmen for some Iberian-inspired food.

A coffee lover’s paradise, this proper Italian coffee shop at 62 Charing Cross Road serves some of the best espresso and cappuccino anywhere.

Surrounded by art and with a great London view, this is a great coffee and photo spot.

This friendly Portuguese and Brazilian café on Earlham Street, just off Covent Garden’s Neal Street, has a simple and straightforward vibe.

Taxco, or Taxco de Alarcón to give its full name, is an antique colonial silver-mining center located in northern Guerrero. Made a national monument in 1928, Taxco has been a tourist destination since, with trademark white houses with terracotta roofs.

The Tate Modern is a must see destination for any visitor to London. Housed in the old Bankside Power Station, the building itself is the star of this gallery, often outshining the art inside.

A great place for a cocktail or coffee. Chilled out, stylishly decorated and a little hobo chic, it's somewhere to bring an after work first date.