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This power plant has an artificial ski slope on its roof.

World Nomad Joe Stuart fulfils a dream of driving up California's Highway 101 north from LA. Along the way, he meets cool skaters in Venice Beach and the noisy and slightly stinky seals of San Simeon. One the beach, Joe engages with a long-time lo...

International Living has released a list of its top countries for people to settle when their working days are over.

DW viewer Svitlana Seliverstova from the Ukraine went to Venice with her son. The trip was his gift to her for Mother's Day.

Globetrotter Steve Hanisch visits Cali in Colombia and tries dancing the Salsa.

London is set to get the world's first 360-degree infinity pool... on top of a 55-storey skyscraper.

You can now get closer to nature without needing to slum it in a tent.

If you're looking for the very best art, produce or cultural markets you have come to the right place! From the Makola Market in Ghana to the Khan el Khalili in Egypt, you're sure to find the perfect markets for you!

Travel to Zanzibar, Tanzania with World Nomads' Andres Brenner and Nin Van Wechem, as they discover what the idyllic island as to offer. A melting pot of African and Indian influences, Zanzibar has plenty to offer, from exploring historic Stone To...

Join World Nomad Joel, in Washington state where he meets Native American Indians who introduce him to their delicious food, generous hospitality, music, dance, and most profoundly, the custom of the sweat lodge. As a dancer by profession, Joel jo...

In Los Angeles, Joel prepares to meet his birth father, a man missing from his life since he was a very young boy, living in the Philippines. First, he investigates what it means to be Filipino in the US and visits a community in Stanton where tra...

Join World Nomad Joel, as he explores New Mexico, aka Land of Enchantment. In this state of desert and mountains, he discovers a striking landscape and a particular light and vibe that encourages creatives to settle and work here. Joel visits the ...

These are the ultimate Hollywood Studios attractions at Disney World! Get ready to live the movies, because for this list, we’re looking at our absolute favorite rides and attractions at Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios (formerly known as...

DW viewer Rainer Gottlinger took a cruise down China's longest river, the Yangtze. He captured the highlights like the Three Gorges Dam and natural surroundings on video.

DW viewer Geovanna shows you around San Jose, Costa Rica's capital, from the cathedral to the market. She also takes you to see stunning flora and fauna at La Paz Waterfall Gardens.

Freezing and charming at the same time: a journey through northern Norway. Globetrotter Steve Hanisch explores the Lofoten islands, including isolated Fjords, fishing villages and the world's best cinnamon buns.

Vienna is famous for its food -- including Wiener Schnitzel and Sachertorte. We talk to a chef and a pastry chef to find out what makes these dishes so special.

The Beethoven House was founded in 1889, and includes a museum and memorial site devoted to Bonn's most famous son. A new permanent exhibition shows what Beethoven was like as a person, as well as an artist.

Getting from one place to another has never been so much fun. Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the Top 10 Most Unique Bridges in the World. For this list, we’ll be taking a look at some of the coolest b...

Of the top six, all but one are in New York City and Paris.

With the new year quickly approaching, many are beginning to make travel plans for the upcoming year.

Australians seeking medical attention overseas can contact the nearest Australian Embassy or Consulate.

Wanna know where to travel based on your Zodiac sign?

When flying, the air in an airplane cabin is usually pretty dry.

A Traveler's Guide to Exploring Toronto! In a city with this much to offer, it pays to do your research. Welcome to MojoTravels, and today we're presenting you with our Traveler's Guide to Exploring Toronto. For this list, we’ll be highlighting...

Asahi Ryokan in the city of Fukuoka is offering the deal. In order to stay for $1, you must allow yourself to be live-streamed.

Leave all those expensive holiday activities behind, these best bites in Sydney will cost you $10 or less.

Seoul has a new soul that will be a hit with New Zealanders.

A part-time van lifer at home in Australia, World Nomad Joel heads to Colorado for a meet up, meeting like-minded travelers whose way of life is one of constant movement and a profound sense of freedom. On a road trip north to Idaho, Joel falls in...

If you're going to explore more of your backyard, this is the place to start.

Pigeon Bay is home to one of the most luxurious escapes in NZ.

Here's one of the things I really love about NZ: I keep stumbling across incredible adventures I didn't know about.This one is called River Sledging.

How many would you dare?

From the famed Marienplatz tothe Royal Residence, this group of U.S. tourists visited Munich's highlights. They're traveling with Road Scholar, a non-profit organization that imparts education through travel.

From modern art to traditional customs: Here's a summary of everything you ought to know about Munich.

Two sisters show us around their hometown Zipaquira, which is world-famous for the wonders its salt mines harbor.

Our viewer Ludwig Yorck took a study trip to the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico, where he visited the famed Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza.

American Andrew Roth leads you to the west coast of the USA. In his home city of San Francisco, he shows popular tourist attractions from the Golden State Bridge to Chinatown.

DW viewer Seth Umbenhauer made an impressive video of his hiking trip through Norway, complete with fjords, mountains and waterfalls.

Middle-age cyclist Danette Buchan recalls a three-day journey on an e-bike along some of the rail trails in Central Otago.

By night this tree walk turns into a lantern-lit fairytale.

Marco, a retired university professor, takes us to some of his favorite places: the ornate church of Sao Francisco de Assis, the old-town district, the market place, a historic train station, and the local parks.

Ligia Mariaca shows us the most interesting spots in her Andean city, which lies over 3,500 meters above sea level. And she reveals a trick to help gasping tourists catch their breath.

The Volklingen complex was shut down in 1986, and the site was later converted into an industrial museum. It was declared a a UNESCO World Heritage Site.in 1994.

Spitsbergen lies halfway between Norway's mainland and the North Pole. The largest settlement on the archipelago is Longyearbyen. Nicole Frolich visits the northernmost town in Europe.

Some travel experts say waiting until the last minute can produce good deals It is because hotels would rather rooms be filled than stay empty.

Who’s ready for a once in a lifetime adventure? Welcome to MojoTravels, and today we're counting down the Reasons You Should Travel to Vietnam This Year. For this list, we’re taking a look at some of the most compelling arguments as to why you...

With the flick of a switch, mountains become movies, as your room turns into a cinema.

Brook Sabin takes us on a tour of some of the dessert delights that are available in Sydney.

Brook Sabin looks at what's really free on a cruise.

Airbnb recently released a list of the top 20 cities around the world that have seen the most growth in bookings for 2020.

Flight attendants know the best strategies about where to sit on an airplane.

Airbnb tours give tourists a chance to decipher the complex world of K-beauty with the help of locals.

The holidays are almost upon us If you don't plan accordingly for air travel, things can get out of control.

Why would you ever stay in a hotel, when you could be here?

5 tips for your next hotel stay.

Join world nomad, Ash Bhardwaj, as he explores the unusual and very different sauna etiquette traditions of arctic countries. Not one to hold back, Ash fully immerses himself (quite literally) in the customs of the sauna whether it's jumping naked...

Only by visiting our own backyard will we get a better appreciation of what needs to be done to protect our endangered ecosystems.

Costa Rica and NZ ranked world's best.

A brief history of New Zealand's horticultural mascots

Auckland’s newest luxury hotel has teamed up with fashion house WORLD to create one of the city’s most unique spaces.

Tokyo will excite and challenge you in a way no other Asian city will.

Welcome to Koyasan, the spiritual epicentre of Japan, where everything is on a grand scale.

Hiroshima is a place that you can't help being emotionally affected by.

A hidden waterfall near Pauanui is a popular swimming spot for a select few.

Channel you inner James Bond with these museums on the shady world of spies and cold wars.​

There are some mysteries that no amount of internet sleuthing can solve. For this list, we’ll be looking at some of the most well-guarded, exclusive, and private places in the world, where any number of untold secrets might very well be hidden. ...

From fairytale castles to hidden hot springs, here are 10 of Europe's best hidden gems.

There's a faint crunch of feet on the forest floor. It's a haunting sound. It's a crunch of confidence, the crunch of an ambush. The Mudmen are here.

From overlooking our tallest mountain to a remote part of the Bay of Islands, New Zealand has some beautifully situated baths.

Hidden on the waterfront, this glass-edged pool overlooks the Auckland harbour.

This buoyant bar floats in Fiji, and serves some of the best pizza around.

The ski fields are open early, the blue skies are out, and the school holidays are about to begin: so is it time for the ultimate snow escape?

When it comes to beauty and affordability, one region rises above the rest.

In Tanzania, young Maasai men go through a ceremony that marks their maturity into manhood. Now considered ready to become warriors, the young men listen to stories and are tormented by the other tribesmen to make them aggressive and strong ahead ...

In the east African country of Tanzania, Stephanie Vermillion summits Mount Kilimanjaro with a team of local soccer-loving porters. Overcoming the barriers to communication, and the fact that the hikers and the porters don't share the same verbal ...

An unexpected viewing of the famed Northern Lights is just the start of World Nomads' Ash Bhardwaj's Norwegian adventure. Chancing upon the Finnmarkslopet, the gruelling dog-sled race, Ash is inspired to find out more about the animals and the tra...

Donkey Bay Inn is hidden in the Bay of Islands.

Banks Peninsula has a new glamping retreat where you can spend the weekend soaking in a hot tub

We investigate the world's biggest all-inclusive resort chain to find out what you really get for free.

It's not often that you'll find the best things do in a region are free - but in Taranaki, nine out of ten of the top-rated tourist attractions don't cost a cent.

From volcanos to spa parks and even glaciers - we're blessed with a vast array of gratis activities.

A group of friends can rent their very own luxury private island right here in New Zealand for less than the cost of an Auckland hotel. Brook Sabin and Radha Engling go exploring Slipper Island.

Check out Ryan Doyle's Free Running Performance in Santorini

Auckland has a romantic side: think massages, bubbling Jacuzzi, sleep-ins, wine tasting, zip lining, saunas, high tea, and unlimited ice cream.

There is a lot happening in Taupō - you just need to look a little closer.

Whyi Gun Kim aus Seoul shows us impressive footage of dancing and adventures in Mexico and Guatemala in Central America.

​Why do so many people head south for their holiday, when some of NZ's best sights are found near the very top.

Speaking to a drug dealer, a police officer and locals at the market, World Nomad Patrick Abboud gets tips and advice on staying safe when traveling around Mexico. He also meets travelers who echo the message from many locals that Mexico, includin...

How safe is it to travel around Buenos Aires? We asked travelers and local people for their advice on the best ways to stay safe in Argentina's capital city. From pickpockets to women's safety, people on the street offer sensible, no-nonsense tips...

World Nomads' Joe Stuart joins the boot-tappin' crowds at a family-friendly music event in Virginia. Finding a new appreciation for the upbeat style of roots music, Joe meets musicians and festival-goers discovering that, at its heart, Appaloosa i...

World Nomads' Joe Stuart hits West London's Notting Hill Carnival one wet Bank Holiday weekend to explore the history and passion of the popular event. The annual 3-day celebration of British black and Caribbean culture is decades old, and brings ...

World Nomads' Joe Stuart hits on a real gem when he finds a local festival in California's Morro Bay. Celebrating, surely one of the world's greatest foodie combinations, the avocado and the margarita, Joe gets swept along with the music, the pass...

Join World Nomads' Joe Stuart, and thousands of others, when they come together in the small Spanish village of Buñol for a massive tomato food fight. As the people of the small town, start to prepare for the tomato onslaught, Joe sees the usuall...

World Nomads' Niamh Geaney explores the adventurous side of Australia. She tries abseiling and hiking in beautiful Tasmania, sees her first shark while scuba diving in the pristine waters of Western Australia, hits the surf south of Sydney and get...

Meeting a local conservationist in World Heritage-listed Shark Bay Marine Park, Western Australia, World Nomads' Niamh Geaney explores the remote and beautiful coastline, hears dreamtime stories from local indigenous people and eats oysters straig...

World Nomads' Niamh Geaney connects deeply with indigenous culture as she learns more about the world's oldest civilization and its relevance today. Meeting local indigenous guides in New South Wales and Western Australia, Niamh is moved by the be...

When World Nomads' Niamh Geaney visits Melbourne, she discovers another side to Australia; one made up of passionate migrant communities who came to the 'lucky country' looking for a new way of life. Melbourne's markets prove to be a microcosm of ...

 From caramel waffles, to twice cooked war fries, or even the world's best avocado restaurant - Amsterdam's food scene is a serious workout for the taste buds.

Rotorua's newest attraction has got to be top of your bucket list, writes Brook Sabin.