Join 'Million Dollar Listing New York' star Steve Gold as he takes you on a tour of a $12 million dollar, gut-renovated loft at 69 Wooster Street. The lavish apartment features snake skin chairs and an all-gold bathroom. Since the filming of this episode, the apartment price has been reduced. 69 Wooster Street listing: https://www.corcoran.com/nyc-real-estate/for-sale/soho-nolita/69-wooster-st-apt-2-fl/5495267 Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. Inside a $12M NYC Loft with an Entirely Gold Bathroom | On the Market | Architectural Digest

Architectural Digest visits actors Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka at their townhouse in Harlem. A Jonathan Adler light fixture crowns the living room, where Room & Board sofas are grouped with a high-back chair designed by Powell & Bonnell for Dennis Miller Assoc., Arteriors nesting tables, and a bespoke Trace Lehnhoff cocktail table. The parlor floor’s central hall features a vintage Venini light fixture and (atop pedestals) sculptures by Tom LaDuke; works by Ed Templeton are arranged along the staircase. In the music room, walls clad in a Donghia fabric serve as a backdrop for a large Annie Lapin painting, which overlooks a Yamaha player piano and a Bourgeois Boh?me Atelier chaise longue. Holly Hunt pendant lights are suspended above the Caesarstone-top island in the kitchen, which is equipped with a Wolf range and hood. Furnished for entertaining, the parlor-floor salon is outfitted with a bar that was salvaged from a Connecticut hotel and acquired from the Demolition Depot/Irreplaceable Artifacts; the chandelier is by Carolina Fontoura Alzaga, and the artworks are by Ed Ruscha, Ahmed Alsoudani, and Francesca Gabbiani. The walls of the den are covered in an Andrew Martin wallpaper and decorated with colorful magic memorabilia; the guitars are by Gibson and Jean Larriv?e Guitars, the vintage desk and chair are from Arte de Mexico, and the sofa is by RH. A wall covering by Calico Wallpaper adds intrigue to the master bedroom, where a Jason Miller light fixture from Design Within Reach hangs above the custom-made bed, which is upholstered in a Rose Tarlow Melrose House fabric. Anchored by an RH Baby & Child bunk bed, Gideon’s room is enlivened by a Flash Gordon lithograph and a Keith Haring chair by Vilac; the Roman shade is of a DwellStudio fabric for Robert Allen, and the carpet is by Safavieh. The master bath’s shower fittings and tub are by Kallista, and the tiles on the tub surround, walls, and floor—as well as the python-patte

In this episode of "Open Door", "Ray Donovan" actor Liev Schreiber gives a tour of his renovated NYC apartment. The interior design firm Ashe + Leandro turned Schreiber's old bachelor pad into a home for him and his two sons. From the AD article: Liev Schreiber Invites AD to Tour His New York City Apartment "Client-designer communication can be a delicate thing. It doesn’t typically involve quoting “Sprockets.” But in 2016, when Liev Schreiber decided to retool his triplex apartment in Manhattan’s NoHo district, the Saturday Night Live reference just seemed right. The initial brainstorms yielded proposals that struck the actor as “uncomfortably Teutonic,” he says, recounting his lively give-and-take with Ariel Ashe and Reinaldo Leandro, the 30-something principals who head up the AD100 New York design firm Ashe + Leandro. “Like, ‘I know you want to touch my monkey.’ Schreiber, of course, nails this line—the accent, the inflection—with diamond-laser accuracy. He couldn’t have found a better audience for it. Ashe’s first design job was on set at SNL, and her brother-in-law is Seth Meyers. Suffice it to say, she has a sense of humor. More to the point, Ashe and Leandro’s work has an easygoing cool to it; it’s rigorous, but it’s also relaxed, not unlike the duo themselves. So, you don’t want “Sprockets”? OK, no “Sprockets.” Put into practice at Schreiber’s apartment, the Ashe + Leandro approach—modernist yet utterly livable—has yielded something that all three agree is rare in the age of too-tall, too-skinny condo towers and Edison-bulbed brownstone renos. The space itself has some backstory: Starting in the late ’90s, Schreiber cobbled together the three-level, three-bedroom apartment from a couple of units in this circa-1880, redbrick, Neo-Grec industrial building. The Yale Drama grad’s career had taken off following a breakthrough role in Nora Ephron’s Mixed Nuts. Soon enough came Scream (and Scream 2), and an eye-opening turn as Hamlet in 1999 at the P

in this edition of Celebrity Homes, Interior designer Nate Berkus shares how he renovated his dream home in New York City with Architectural Digest. As the longtime home-makeover maven on The Oprah Winfrey Show and later host of his own television program, he has mastered the art of creating elegant, welcoming rooms in seemingly no time at all. In the case of his Manhattan duplex, the designer—true to form—executed one of his hallmark speedy transformations, with chic results that are a thoughtful reflection of his past. Berkus bought the apartment, in a 19th-century Greenwich Village building, in 2011, after a period of renting a loft-like space in a mod Jean Nouvel–designed tower overlooking the Hudson River. His current address, discovered after several restless nights searching real-estate listings, was far from perfect when he found it, distinguished not by venerable millwork or original fixtures but by walls of whitewashed brick. Still, the floor plan possessed the key elements he wanted, namely three bedrooms (two would be for guests) and a terrace. Besides, he reasoned, even the duplex’s flaws had a certain amount of character. Berkus explores this philosophy with his new collection of furnishings for Target and in The Things That Matter, a style monograph being published this fall by Spiegel & Grau. Collaborating with architectural designer Carlos Huber, Berkus spearheaded an aesthetic overhaul that, given typical timelines, might as well have occurred overnight. In less than three months, the apartment had been renovated and decorated. Among other major alterations, the floors, whether painted parquetry or stone tile, were ripped up and replaced with white-oak boards, ensuring a seamless continuity between rooms; glass-and-metal planes were added in the form of double doors and interior partitions; and the upper level was reconfigured so that a skylit space (formerly a small gym) could become the dressing room of Berkus’s dreams. Upgrades included an

Join real estate agents Branden and Rayni Williams of Williams and Williams for a tour of an $88M Bel Air mansion. This breathtaking home features a hidden car elevator, one of the greatest views of Los Angeles out there and a man cave/home theater stocked with 3,000 bottle of wine. Check out the listing for 822 Sarbonne Rd here: https://thewilliamsestates.com/listing-details/822-sarbonne-rd-bel-air-ca-90077-18412212/421 LISTING AGENTS: Branden and Rayni Williams of Williams and Williams OWNER / ARCHITECT: Ardie Tavangarian ARCHITECTURE: Arya Group DESIGN & BUILD: Arya Group Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. Inside an $88M Bel Air Mansion with a Hidden Car Elevator | On the Market | Architectural Digest

Often called the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires showcases an alluring blend of European and Latin American culture. You’ll find plenty of classical architecture mixed with structures painted in the bright colors common in the vibrant region. Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. 5 Must-See Architectural Landmarks in Buenos Aires | Architectural Digest

Today AD takes you to the Russian Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, where adjacent to the iconic twists of Lombard Street lies a super luxurious estate like none other. Residence 950 encompasses a full city block, the equivalent of six regular-sized lots. Across more than 9,500 sq. ft. sits the 5 bedroom/6.5 bath main residence, joined by a lush garden to the personal wellness cottage - complete with sauna, steam room, massage area, and spa. Beneath the garden hides a personal art gallery, given natural illumination through built in skylights. A cantilevered, 4-sided infinity edge pool extends out towards the property line, offering a 270° view of San Francisco and the Bay (including the infamous Alcatraz island.) When it’s time to head out, residents can rotate one of their cars on the garage turntable before driving down the “Batcave” tunnel and emerging into the California night. -- Paintings by Naomie Kremer, courtesy of Modernism Inc., San Francisco. Paintings on view: "Conductor” (1998), “Twigger” (1999-2004), “Fathom” (1999), “IVA1-4”(1994) “Chromatopia” (2011), “Chrysalis” (2013), and “Serpentine” (2017) Thanks to Fine Art Advisors, Cathy Baum and Suzy Locke. Want even more AD? Subscribe to the magazine and get a free tote ?? http://bit.ly/2H7oOSG Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. Inside a $40.5M Estate With a "Batcave" Garage | On The Market | Architectural Digest

Enter the historic Sunset Beach Water Tower. Once an essential stop for trains to load up on water, this tower is now a luxury four bedroom home with a panoramic view of the beach. Join co-owner Scott Ostlund as he takes you on a tour of this unique space. Drone shots by Sheldon / IVESTER creative Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. Living in a Water Tower Converted into 3 Story Luxury Home | Unique Spaces | Architectural Digest

Today we visit the Flatiron District in downtown Manhattan to tour 240 Park Avenue South, a jaw-dropping duplex penthouse on the market for $30 million dollars. Created by architect S?ren Rose, the property is 6,000 square feet of steel, stone, glass, leather, and wood working in perfect harmony. 14 foot ceilings and full-height windows bathe the space in light while offering 360° views of the city and nearby Gramercy Park. Rising from the first floor all the way up to the rooftop pool is a stunning 24 foot green marble wall, uniting the space in dramatic fashion. Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. Inside a $30M Park Avenue Penthouse With A Rooftop Pool | On The Market | Architectural Digest

Event planner Bronson van Wyck creates an artful arrangement of dahlias Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. Bronson van Wyck Shows How to Arrange Dahlias

Porsche Profiles in Design Duality presents Bunny Lane, Meet the Architect Still haven’t subscribed to Architectural Digest on YouTube? ?? http://bit.ly/2zl7s34 ABOUT ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST The leading international design authority, Architectural Digest features articles and videos of the best in architecture, style, culture, travel, and shopping. Porsche Profiles in Design Duality – Bunny Lane

Nina Garcia, the fashion editor and Project Runway judge, invites AD into her family’s stylish Manhattan home. Nina Garcia has had to do quite a bit more than click her vertiginous Tom Ford heels to make herself feel at home. For years she was too busy juggling the roles of mother, fashion director of Marie Claire, and judge on the popular reality show Project Runway, now airing its tenth season, to focus on creating a stellar personal haven. But with help from the right designer, it finally came together. After weeks of attending fashion shows in Paris or Milan, along with the affiliated cavalcade of dinners and parties, the New York City–based Garcia prefers to retreat into a private world where the volume is dialed all the way down. Seven years ago she and her husband, David Conrod, a managing partner and co-founder of G2 Investment Group, purchased a three-bedroom apartment in a 1908 building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The space, once part of a larger flat, was a tangle of small rooms, but with work dominating their lives at the time, it was more than adequate. Then, in 2006, as real-estate fairy tales so often go, shortly before Garcia became pregnant with the couple’s first child, Lucas, the adjoining unit came on the market. (Another son, Alexander, followed in 2010.) That apartment was their residence’s missing half, and the pair pounced on it and started making plans. Initially, the renovation and decoration of the now-four- bedroom abode proved to be “slow, expensive, hit or miss, sometimes a nightmare,” Garcia says. On one of her Paris trips she spotted a set of Carl Malmsten klismos-style chairs that haunted her on the flight back to the States. A friend suggested she might find something similar at the SoHo decorative-arts gallery BAC, which is owned by Cuban-born designer Carlos Aparicio and known for fine midcentury works. The chat was fruitful, and a bond was formed. Aparicio soon took over the Garcia-Conrod project, which included

The boys are back with a new series of Top Gear. Freddie bungee jumps off a dam in a Rover Metro. Paddy has a great time in an old Ford Escort by the seaside. And Harris reviews this brand new Ariel Atom 4 on the track. Here's a little preview.

It's a battle of the compact 4x4s as Rory and Sabine race to christen the summit of a new mountain.

Large sections of the chassis are, paving the way for a revolutionary new car manufacturing process that could change… everything. It’s mind-blowing stuff, so let Jack Rix be your guide around California’s Koenigsegg rival.

Jeremy, Richard and James come face-to-face with Bolivia's infamous Death Road (El Camino de la Muerte). With the road barely wide enough for two vehicles to pass, will its terrifying sheer drops claim the lives of a Top Gear presenter or two?

Amidst Tesla's domination of the performance EV world, here's Porsche's answer - the Taycan Turbo S. With a back-thumping 761bhp and four-wheel drive it's definitely quick, but just how well does it do the twisty stuff?

Going 1,000mph isn’t easy. But that’s exactly what the Bloodhound project wants to do. In order to do so you need a few things; a rather special car, a Rolls-Royce EJ200 jet and a rocket.

After tackling a tricky hillclimb course and an unusual visit to the supermarket, the three arrive at an old army training ground in Wales where their ageing cars must evade the heavily armed and heavily moustachioed Top Gear Police Department.

The Ferrari FF and Bentley Continental V8 are put through their paces at a unique test track on the edge of the Arctic Circle. The Stig then arrives on a hovercraft to do a timed lap on an inch perfect recreation of Silverstone - on ice!

In this episode, car enthusiast and star of shows such as Blackadder and Mr. Bean, Rowan Atkinson, gets into the driving seat.

Jeremy takes to the track in a very fast and very orange supercar from Denmark, the 1086 horsepower Zenvo ST1.

Avid Top Gear fans may well remember the time Richard Hammond raced the RAF in a Bugatti Veyron. Well, technology has moved on a little since then, and Paddy McGuinness fancied a rematch, so join Chris Harris in the super-slippery, 250mph McLaren Speedtail and the RAF in their 1200mph F35 jet. Let's race.

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With Clarkson in a Volkswagen Up, Hammond in a Ford Fiesta and May in a Dacia Sandero, the trio zoom around the Crimean peninsula absorbing some local history, visiting an old Soviet submarine pen and enjoying their manoeuvrable, economical cars to the full.

Its James' turn to evade the Top Gear Police Department, but decides to live up to his Captain Slow title. Amazingly, it kind of works, so Hammond and Clarkson brings out the big guns to bring May down.

Aulani offers an array of accommodation and dining options so that you can tailor your experience to just what you want with the ones you love. Here, we'll help you pick the right room—or villa—and more. Check out our other Aulani videos! your vacation now: more on our blog: PINTEREST: /

This video for Cheonggyecheon Stream Vacation Travel Guide is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these older clips compare to the more recent travel guides we’ve shot. Below are some links to those recent videos. Feel free to compare with this clip and comment below to let us know which ones you prefer, and what else you’d love to see from Expedia on YouTube! St. Petersburg time you visit downtown Seoul, Korea, make sure you pay a visit to Cheonggyecheon Stream. You won’t have to look hard to find it, as this lovely waterway runs through just over 6 miles of Seoul. The stream has quite a history; it existed centuries ago during the Joseon Dynasty, but was concealed by infrastructure in the 1950s. In 2003, as part of Seoul’s ongoing beautification and upgrade efforts, the freeway that concealed the Cheonggyecheon Stream was removed. Today, no matter what part of Seoul you tour, Cheonggyecheon Stream and the unique, burbling sound the rushing water makes is sure to play a part. The city has created several parks where you can sit and enjoy a picnic next to the stream; additionally, it passes under more than 20 bridges as it moves through the many skyscrapers of modern Seoul. There are also numerous sculptures and other art installations scattered around Cheonggsecheon Stream, making the perfect backdrop for your photographs. Don’t forget to cross over Gwantonggyo Bridge, a prominent fixture of Cheonggyecheon Stream sightseeing tours. This legendary bridge was constructed during the Joseon Dynasty, but was buried underground for decades as Korea sought to modernize itself. Thanks to a recent restoration, residents and visitors can once again cross this ancient structure. What was most fascinating to you as you walked a

Costa Verde is an incredible ribbon of coastline between Rio de Janeiro and S?o Paulo. Here the emerald jungles of the Serra do Mar plunge into the Atlantic in spectacular fashion, but nowhere more so, than at Ilha Grande Bay. Just a two-hour bus ride from the non-stop-energy of Rio, Ilha Grande Bay offers rhythms that are in total tune with nature. Once here, you’ll find yourself caring less about finding the perfect Wi-Fi signal, and more about connections of a deeper kind. One hundred miles to the southwest of Rio is the historic port town of Angra dos Reis. Once slave ships unloaded human cargoes bound for the vast coffee plantations of the interior. Today the port is a popular escape for Rio’s harried locals. Once you’ve explored the town, there are endless beaches to enjoy, while offshore, over 350 islands are calling. Climb aboard a ferryboat or set sail on a schooner to the bay’s undisputed jewel, Ilha Grande. For much of last century, this incredible island was home to Brazil’s Alcatraz. What was once purgatory for the country’s most notorious felons is now heaven for nature lovers. For those seeking the best kinds of treasures, Ilha Grande’s riches know no bounds.

you ready for some charm and tranquility during your whirlwind London tour? Then step into St. James Park and leave the hustle and bustle of the big city behind you. This delightful public area was once the royal family’s private hunting ground, and it is now 58 acres of winding paths, ponds, and forest area. A St. James Park tour must include a stroll down the Mall, which connects the park to Buckingham Palace and the Admiralty Arch. The Arch, which is actually three arches contained in one imposing structure, was completed in 1912 in memory of Queen Victoria. From that point, you can walk directly to Trafalgar Square, which is also full of historic monuments and structures. You’re bound to get hungry or thirsty during your St. James Park sightseeing, so make sure you purchase a snack or beverage at one of the many stands and kiosks throughout the park. Don’t forget to stop at the Horse Guards Parade, where you can find several beautiful memorials. If you’re lucky, you may even witness one of the elaborate military ceremonies that occur here. A stroll through St. James Park is your chance for a quiet afternoon spent in a serene setting. During the summer, it’s the perfect place to stretch out on a grassy hill and catch some rays. Just remember to pack sunscreen! How will you spend your time in St. James Park? Visit our St. James Park travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on our travel blog, Viewfinder: /

In honor of the grand opening of Pandora – The World of Avatar, we partnered with Walt Disney World Resort to provide you with 5 tips for visiting any new destination (and in this case, World!). Enjoy an exclusive Expedia look at this fantastic new addition to Disney's Animal Kingdom! Book your vacation now: more on our blog: PINTEREST: /

Next time you’ve got a desire to strap on your skis and skim down a mountain in Alberta, Canada, take a tour of Lake Louise Sky Area and Mountain Resort. This lofty ski haven, perched on the slopes of Merlin Ridge, is the place to come for skiing, snowboarding, and other snow-related sports. Its more than 4,200 acres of land host over 100 runs of varying difficulty, so everyone from snow bunnies to advanced downhill adventurers will find something. With 9 ski lifts and a high-speed gondola, getting to the top of Lake Louise Ski Area and Mountain Resort is a snap. The area receives 15 feet of snow per year, so you aren’t likely to run out of terrain anytime soon. Sightseeing in Lake Louise Ski Area and Mountain Resort usually involves some time spent in the day lodge, where you can devour a hot meal at one of the restaurants, or just enjoy a hot cup of coffee after a particularly enthralling run. What’s your favorite run at Lake Louise Ski Area and Mountain Resort? Visit our Lake Louise Ski Area and Mountain Resort travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on our travel blog, Viewfinder: /

Join us as NFFTY filmmaker Omar A Rashed takes us on a tour of his favorite unexpected spots in Cairo, Egypt.

Sailing on a Disney Cruise is an unforgettable experience. From pool parties to fine dining to Disney-style broadway shows, there’s never a dull moment on board. But with so many activities to choose from, how do you know where to start? Here are our tips for the first things you should do onboard a Disney Cruise. Plan your Disney cruise: 1: B-line to lunch Your stateroom won’t be ready until the early afternoon, so grab some lunch instead. Be sure to come hungry, because this is one of many bountiful meals included in your cruise price. Step 2: Download the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app This app will help you keep your daily cruise plans on track. It includes information about the ship, daily activities and other helpful info. Search for ‘Disney Cruise Line’ in your app store and it will be downloaded in a flash! Step 3: Take a quick tour of the ship Get the lay of the land by taking a walk around the ship. You can reference the maps on the walls to get a good sense of where you are. This is the perfect opportunity to scope out all of the things you want to do during your cruise. Step 4: Make reservations for specialty dining and the spa Every ship has fine dining restaurants and a luxurious spa. Although they are an extra cost, they are completely worth it! Spots fill up quickly and you won’t want to miss out. Step 5: Sign the kids up for their clubs Toddlers, kids, tweens and teens each have their own place to hang out. Get your kiddos signed up for the club in their age range. You’ll have a hard time peeling them away from all the fun. Step 6: Ride the AquaDuck Be one of the first people to experience this awesome water coaster. It zips you around the perimeter of the ship and gives you unobstructed views of the ocean. It’s a popular attraction, so check it off your list early! Step 7: Kick back with a cocktail There are plenty of places on deck to grab a cold drink. Stop by one of the bars and order your favorite concocti

Booking a cruise should be just as easy as sailing on one. Luckily, we’ve made the planning process easy for you. On Expedia, you can search for cruises by destination, travel dates, trip length and more to find the sailing that works best for you. Plan your cruise: After you’ve selected your destination and the dates you want to sail, it’s time to pick your stateroom type. You can pick your exact stateroom on Expedia with a virtual map. Inside staterooms offer the best value, but lack exterior views. But on the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy, inside staterooms feature a magical porthole which showcases real-time views of the sea and virtual sightings of animated Disney characters. Outside staterooms are also available, offering two portholes or one large porthole. Verandah staterooms, which offer private balconies, provide you with the ultimate setting to enjoy refreshing sea breezes. Premium suites are also available, which gives you the ultimate luxury. Many staterooms sleep up to 5 people. A fold-out couch and pull-down beds help maximize the space. Most staterooms also offer split bathrooms. One bathroom has a toilet and sink, while the other has a shower and sink. This makes it easy for larger parties to get ready in the morning. While counting down to your cruise, check out the Disney Cruise Line website to pre-book spa appointments, premium dining, port adventures and more. Once the planning is done, you don’t have to worry about a thing onboard. From spending time with the ones you love to watching the only fireworks at sea, there are endless reasons to book a Disney Cruise. Want to learn more about Disney Cruise Line? Watch the rest of our Expedia At Disney playlist on YouTube. Also, check out #ExpediaAtDisney on social media to get the latest updates. Check out more travel fun on our blog: us on social media: TWITTER: FACEBOOK: INS

Istanbul, home to 14 million people, welcomes you. Once known as Constantinople, the capital city of Turkey is a mishmash of cultures, people, and commerce. Cross the Bosphorus Bridge early in the morning and gaze down at the constant flow of shipping traffic coming into and leaving the harbor. Once the sun is up, make your way to Sultanahmet, or the Old City. Visit the legendary Hagia Sophia, a former basilica and mosque that is now a museum. Stop in at a small caf? for breakfast and indulge in some strong Turkish coffee. While you’re on your tour of Istanbul, stop by Taksim Square, home to the Monument of the Republic and a popular gathering place for locals. While walking around, you’ll find restaurants, boutiques, and a series of high-end hotels sure to dazzle even the most jet-setting travelers. As night falls, your Istanbul sightseeing continues in the Grand Bazaar, one of the oldest covered markets in existence. Just because the stars are out doesn’t mean the stores are closed, though; you can slip through over 3,000 shops arranged on 61 streets long after the lamps are lit. At the Grand Bazaar you’ll find exotic snacks, jewelry, clothing, and everything else you could possibly hope for in an ancient shopping center. What do you hope to find when you are in Istanbul? Visit our Istanbul travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on our travel blog, Viewfinder:

Next time you’re visiting Seoul, Korea, tour the Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden. Once the living quarters of the royal family, the palace itself was built in the 15th century, and sprawls across 110 acres. The famed Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden is one of the palace’s primary attractions; when built, it was a royal retreat, inaccessible to commoners. It is now open to the general public. The garden is a quiet, lush place, and many of its plants are hundreds of years old. You can sit by the pond and marvel at its beauty, or continue your Changdeokgung Palace sightseeing and view the rest of the royal villa and its ornate decoration. What was your favorite part of Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden? Visit our Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on our travel blog, Viewfinder: /

is the second largest of the Channel Islands. Just twenty-five square miles in area, this pocket-sized British Crown dependency is big on sunshine, serenity and history.    St. Peter Port, is one of Europe’s prettiest harbor towns. Standing guard over the capital for over 800 years is Castle Cornet, which houses some of the island’s finest museums.    Continue your history lesson back in town, at the Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery. Just outside in Candie Gardens, stands a tribute to the literary giant, Victor Hugo, who fell under Guernsey’s spell in the 19th century.    Follow coastal paths, which pass coastal forts like Clarence Battery and sheltered beaches like Petit Bot Bay. While Guernsey’s coastline often steals the show, you’ll find plenty to explore inland too, such as the nature trails and floral displays of Saumarez Park and Sausmarez Manor.    Step into the damp netherworld of the German Underground Hospital, a maze of tunnels hewn from solid rock during World War Two. On the outskirts of St Peter Port, a former U-Boat fuel depot houses the La Vallette Underground Military Museum.    After the war, German equipment littered the island. The German Occupation Museum displays an incredible array of this wartime memorabilia, and pays tribute to the resourceful islanders who endured the years of occupation.     After spending a few hours wandering through the shadows of war, stepping back into the island’s sea air and sunshine is all more the sweeter.

Sydney, located on the east coast of Australia, is surrounded by rare natural beauty and some of the most extraordinary architecture in the world. There’s something for everyone in the capital of New South Wales. Besides enjoying year-round sunshine at over 100 beaches, headlands, and coves, you’ll also find a friendly population, and a ton of local culture. Sydney tourism often touches on its beginnings as a penal colony. It swiftly shed its image as one big jail cell and now features exquisite Victorian buildings, numerous parks, and plenty of art galleries, museums, and restaurants for you to explore. Not sure where to start? Go straight to the top of Sydney Tower, where you can enjoy 360-degree views of the city from 800 feet up—that might help you decide where to go next. Once you’ve figured out some places you want to visit on your Sydney sightseeing, head to Circular Quay, where you can travel almost anywhere on the ferry, the water taxi, or the train. We recommend a visit to the Sydney Opera House, which you’ve probably seen in a number of advertisements and movies; this striking structure is free to tour—you don’t have to put on your fancy shoes. Don’t forget a walk along the Sydney Harbor Bridge. If you’re feeling really daring, you can even squeeze into a safety harness and climb along the very top. After a breathtaking view of the harbor (and maybe a few heart-pounding moments during the climb down), relax by the water. What will you do on your Sydney tour? Visit our Sydney travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This video for Johnston Canyon Vacation Travel Guide is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these older clips compare to the more recent travel guides we’ve shot. Below are some links to those recent videos. Feel free to compare with this clip and comment below to let us know which ones you prefer, and what else you’d love to see from Expedia on YouTube! St. Petersburg you explore legendary Banff National Park, you’ll come to Johnston Canyon. A tour of this beautiful part of Alberta is well worth your time if you love the outdoors. Sightseeing in Johnston Canyon begins with winding down Bow Valley Parkway. Once you arrive in the canyon itself, you’re in for a treat. During the summer, Johnston Canyon is a green, forested place full of wildlife, but winter is when it truly shines. When there’s a chill in the air and ice clings to pine needles, Johnston Canyon transforms into a snow-blanketed wonderland. The towering walls of the canyon lend a quiet, stoic sort of tranquility to the trails and pathways within, creating a world of remarkable stillness. Once you arrive, embark on the Johnston Canyon Ice Walk, which carries you past streams and striking frozen waterfalls. Snow and ice cling to spruce and aspen trees, glittering in the sunlight. If you’re lucky, you might spot elk, moose, and even wolves. Johnston Canyon tourism is appropriate for visitors of all ages and walks of life. You can follow an easy, paved path to the Lower Falls, or set out on a longer hike to visit the Upper Falls. Experienced hikers can take in the quiet beauty of the inkpots, a set of six small, spring-fed pools. Be warned—you may wish to bring snowshoes and cleats, as the pathway can get slippery. What’s your favorite part of Johnston Canyon?

America is home to 59 National Parks spread across 27 states. That’s a lot to see -- but what if you only have one day? Here's a 1-day guide to 12 US National Parks, curated from MacGillivray Freeman's film, ‘National Parks Adventure’. For more of America's pristine wilderness, check out the trailer for MacGillivray Freeman’s 'National Parks Adventure': to discover more about National Parks? Learn more on Expedia’s Viewfinder Travel Blog.: TWITTER: INSTAGRAM: PINTEREST: FACEBOOK: a

This video for Kuching is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these older clips compare to the more recent travel guides we’ve shot. Below are some links to those recent videos. Feel free to compare with this clip and comment below to let us know which ones you prefer, and what else you’d love to see from Expedia on YouTube! St. Petersburg tour of Kuching, the capital city of the Malaysian state of Sarawak, is a journey into a colorful, adventurous place you’ll never forget. The moment you arrive, you’ll learn that Kuching sightseeing is best done from the Sarawak River, which flows past the city. You can embark on a kayak tour and paddle up the river as part of a group, viewing parts of the city that have remained unchanged for decades, nestled in miles of emerald jungle. Once you’ve returned from your trip up the river, immerse yourself in Kuching’s downtown area. Don’t be fooled by the city’s very modern skyline; beneath the towering buildings is Old Kuching, full of thriving markets, shop houses, and narrow lanes that look much the same as they did a century ago. Kuching roughly translates to “The Cat City,” and you may be slightly disappointed by the under-abundance of felines roaming about. While Malaysians consider cats good luck, the city is not infested with furry friends. If you’ve come to Kuching for cats, though, you can still check out the Cat Museum of Kuching, which is devoted to all things feline. Like the cats it’s named after, when the sun goes down, Kuching comes alive. Join residents and fellow travelers in the city’s many pubs, restaurants, and cafes that line the banks of the Sarawak River and enjoy the evening until the stars fade from the sky. What will you do in Kuching? Visit our Kuching travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! ---------------------

This video for Killarney Vacation Travel Guide is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these older clips compare to the more recent travel guides we’ve shot. Below are some links to those recent videos. Feel free to compare with this clip and comment below to let us know which ones you prefer, and what else you’d love to see from Expedia on YouTube! St. Petersburg small town of Killarney is tucked at the base of MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, Ireland’s largest mountain range. This charming community has been a popular spot for European visitors since the 1800s, thanks in part to its striking surrounding woodland and temperate climate. Killarney’s tourism has been a major boost for its economy; aside from Dublin, there are more hotel beds in Killarney than in any other Irish community. Start your Killarney tour with a walk down High Street or College Street, where you can try out some authentic Irish fare. Grab a drink in one of the town’s many pubs, or stop in at a caf? if you want to forgo the alcohol. The town continues to hum along even after the sun goes down; if you’re a night owl, you’ll love spending the later hours checking out eateries, cafes, and nightclubs. Any Killarney sightseeing should include Killarney National Park, which is located just two miles from the town. This gorgeous landscape is home to wildlife and a number of Killarney’s famed tourist attractions. Wander through some 24,000 acres of lakes and mountains, which are home to red deer, ospreys, and even Arctic char. Ready to be impressed? Killarney National Park also houses Ross Castle, a genuine medieval tower perched on the shores of Lough Leane. Looking for something a little less medieval? Tour Muckross House, a 65-room mansion that once hosted Que

thriving waterfront capital, Helsinki, is situated at the northeastern edge of the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Russia. Start voyaging through Helsinki’s history by taking the ferry from Market Square to Suomenlinna Fortress, the battlements of which have protected the Gulf of Finland for almost 300 years. Helsinki has an abundance of museums and galleries across the city, including the Helsinki Design Museum, which features a permanent exhibition devoted to the great moments of Finnish design. Continue your design journey at Temppeliaukio Church, a favorite with touring musicians. Helsinki is home to many structures dedicated to theatrical and musical productions. Two of the most iconic are Finlandia Hall and the Helsinki Music Centre. Wander through Esplanadi, often referred to as the living room of the city. From here, walk north to Senate Square, which fans out from the fatherly gaze of Emperor Alexander II. Climb the stairs to the foot of Helsinki Cathedral, a breathtaking whitewashed structure that towers above the rest of the city. Stare up at the twelve apostles, ten-foot-tall zinc statues which stand like wise custodians. In stark contrast to Helsinki Cathedral is its brooding younger brother, Uspenski Cathedral. Built with dark bricks, the cathedral is powerfully conspicuous as it rises from the surrounding white granite of the Katajanokka district. Celebrations of education and creativity mean Helsinki is a city designed for life. Its long-held reputation as one of the world’s happiest places lures people from all over the world. And now, it is calling to you.

Get an Expedia Viewfinder look into Cabo things to do. Follow Kate Thomas as she adventures through Cabo, uncovering the best activities and experiences along the way. Our travel bloggers scour the globe to bring you the best things to do, so you can plan your next trip with confidence and inspiration. Click on each activity in the video to book your own experience, such as horseback riding or a sunset cruise, or just go there directly: • Deluxe City Tour: • Dolphin Swim: • Horseback Riding: • Sunset Cruise with Tequila Tasting: • Sunset Sailing: Check out all the fun things to do available on Expedia: Follow us on social media: TWITTER: FACEBOOK: INSTAGRAM: PINTEREST: Follow us on our official Expedia travel blog, Expedia Viewfinder, at /

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Yellow taxis shuttle city dwellers through Midtown, marquees lure theater-goers on Broadway, and the bright lights of Times Square flash and dazzle day and night. Get the most out of your time in the City that Never Sleeps by booking show tickets, tours, activities, and excursions in advance. Bike across the Brooklyn Bridge, cruise by the Statue of Liberty, get an up-close look at a T-Rex at the American Museum of Natural History, or take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the sprawling green space of Central Park. The views from the top of the Empire State Building are a must-see, and no trip to NYC would be complete without snagging seats for a Broadway show. Planning ahead takes the work out of travel, so you can focus on finding the city’s best cheesecake or pastrami on rye as soon as you set foot on the sidewalks of Manhattan. Expedia offers the best list of things to do in the Big Apple. Visit Expedia.com and click on “Things to Do”—because getting there is just the first step! Click on each activity in the video to book your own experience, such as Museum Tickets and Broadway Shows, or just go there directly: Helicopter Tours: Museums: Thrill Ride: Water cruises: Hop-Off Tours: e

Enjoy a physically challenging hike in beautiful natural surroundings during your tour of Olle Walking Paths on Jeju-do Island, Korea. These well-maintained paths have been carved straight out of nature, and crisscross much of the southern coastline. Each trail is several miles long, and may carry you through a variety of environments, among them forests and beaches. You won’t find many rest stops along the way, so make sure you wear comfortable shoes, and bring food and bottled water on your Olle Walking Paths sightseeing. What was your favorite part of Olle Walking Paths? Visit our Olle Walking Paths Garden travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on our travel blog, Viewfinder: /

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At Expedia, we want to help you get the most out of your vacation. Whether you're hitting nightclubs on the Las Vegas Strip or off-roading in the Valley of Fire beyond city limits, Expedia offers the best list of things to do, including all sorts of activities, attractions, tours and shows, in Las Vegas. Visit Expedia.com and click on “Things to Do” - because getting there is only the first step! Click on each activity in the video to book your own experience, such as City Tours and Helicopter Flights, or just go there directly: • Exotic Car Racing: Take the Wheel: VIP Club Crawl: Zipline Tour by Flightlinez at Bootleg Canyon: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour by Big Bus: Valley of Fire State Park Hiking Adventures: Helicopter Tours of Las Vegas and vicinity: Check out all the fun things to do in Las Vegas through Expedia: Follow us on social media: TWITTER: twitter.com/expedia FACEBOOK: facebook.com/expedia INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/expedia Follow us on our official Expedia travel blog, Viewfinder, at /

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Alsace is a famous region in north eastern France that’s been producing wine for centuries. Lauren LeBrun from the Expedia Viewfinder blog shows us why it’s one of the best areas in France for wine tasting and village hopping. The region stretches across 40,000 acres and more than 100 villages. Riquewihr is a town in central Alsace that dates back to medieval times. Being there makes you feel like you’ve traveled back in time! Walk down the cobblestone streets and you’ll see timber-framed, brightly-painted buildings. The architecture has been carefully preserved throughout the centuries, so it appears almost identical to how it looked in the 1500s. The town is packed with restaurants, shops, and wine tasting rooms. Here you’ll find local favorites such as tarte flamb?e, French crepes, and fragrant cheeses. But one of the main reasons why people visit Alsace is to wine taste. The region is known for its Riesling wines, which are actually drier than other Rieslings produced around the world. Go to any village on the Alsace wine route and you’ll be able to taste a variety of wines from family owned vineyards. If you love food, wine, and charming villages, then Alsace is the perfect place for you. Cheers to your next vacation in France! BLOG: PINTEREST: a

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Cruising is all about indulgences. And on a Disney Cruise, there’s no shortage of great food! But there’s no reason why you can’t stay ship shape as well. Here are the top 10 ways to stay healthy on a Disney cruise. Plan your cruise: Shuffleboard Enjoy a round of shuffleboard on the lower deck of the ship. It’s the perfect opportunity to get away from the crowds and breathe in the fresh ocean air. 2. Goofy’s Sports Deck This action-packed area allows guests of all ages to play a game of full-court basketball. Make sure to drink plenty of water in the heat! 3. Jogging Track Each of the Disney ships offers a track for jogging and walking. Hint: 8 laps around the Disney Dream ship equals a 5k. 4. Miniature Golf If you don’t want to break a series sweat, you can still stay active with a round of mini golf. The course is a prime location for watching the sunset too. 5. Fitness Center The gyms onboard Disney ships are state-of-the-art exercise clubs with spectacular ocean views. These adult-only facilities offer everything you need to work out while at sea. Choose from treadmills, weight machines, personal training and fitness classes. 6. Spa Taking care of yourself on vacation also means taking time to unwind. Senses Spa offers a variety of treatment options. The Rainforest Room offers the benefits of steam, heat, water therapy and aromatherapy. 5. Healthy Food Options When it’s time to refuel, restaurant menus on Disney Cruise Line provide options for those looking to dine on the healthy side. Want to learn more about Disney Cruise Line? Watch the rest of our Expedia At Disney playlist on YouTube. Also, check out #ExpediaAtDisney on social media to get the latest updates. Check out more travel fun on our blog: us on social media: TWITTER: FACEBOOK: INSTAGRAM: PINTEREST: a

Powerful surf crashes on North Shore beaches, vibrant schools of colorful fish teem in the coral gardens of Hanauma Bay, and fire knife dancers enchant Mai Tai-sipping, aloha shirt-sporting audiences at oceanfront luaus. Can you smell the fragrant pikake and plumeria on the breeze? Get the most out of your time in Hawaii by booking show tickets, tours, activities, and excursions in advance. Seek out sea life on a whale- or dolphin-watching cruise, relax with a lomi lomi massage at a luxurious spa, hike to a rainforest waterfall or the top of a volcanic ridge, and pay a respectful visit to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. Planning ahead takes the work out of travel, so you can start working on that tan as soon as you set foot on the golden sands of Waikiki. Expedia offers the best list of things to do, including all sorts of activities, attractions, tours and shows, in Oahu. Visit Expedia.com and click on “Things to Do” - because getting there is only the first step! Click on each activity in the video to book your own experience, such as Pearl Harbor Tours and Water Park Tickets, or just go there directly: • Pearl Harbor & Arizona Memorial Half-Day Tour: Swim with the Sharks: Sightseeing by boat: Waikiki Parasail: Island Traditions: Attend a Luau: Wet & Watery Fun: k

This video for Seoraksan National Park Vacation Travel Guide is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these older clips compare to the more recent travel guides we’ve shot. Below are some links to those recent videos. Feel free to compare with this clip and comment below to let us know which ones you prefer, and what else you’d love to see from Expedia on YouTube! St. Petersburg to step into a world of forested beauty when you arrive at Seoraksan National Park. Located in Gangwon-do, South Korea, Seoraksan National Park tours are popular with both residents of Korea and international travelers. It is a frequent destination for those staying in nearby Sokcho, a city renowned for its natural hot springs and mountainous surroundings. Seoraksan National Park’s 63 square miles are largely untouched by humans, so it’s easy to immerse yourself in the quiet beauty of nature. Your Seoraksan National Park sightseeing begins at the park gates, where a towering bronze statue of Buddha awaits you. Take some pictures or place an offering at his feet, and then head into the park proper. It invites you to spend hours wandering along the many paths that wind through the park, crossing streams and winding beneath a canopy that might be thick with green or red leaves, depending on the season. You can even take a gondola ride to the top of the mountain. From the gondola—which is enclosed and climate-controlled—you can see all of Seoraksan National Park, so this is the place to grab some of those gorgeous landscape pictures to post on your social media. What is your favorite memory of Seoraksan National Park? Visit our Seoraksan National Park travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! ------------------------

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This video for Kilmainham Gaol Vacation Travel Guide is one of our older productions, but we wanted to share it with you to get some feedback on how these older clips compare to the more recent travel guides we’ve shot. Below are some links to those recent videos. Feel free to compare with this clip and comment below to let us know which ones you prefer, and what else you’d love to see from Expedia on YouTube! St. Petersburg tour of Kilmainham Gaol, in Dublin, is a journey into Ireland’s past. This imposing structure was built in 1796, and quickly established a reputation as one of Ireland’s most fearsome prisons due to its poor living conditions and the brutal treatment of its occupants. After its abandonment in 1924, it sat for many years before refurbishment and conversion to a museum in the 1980s. While it showcases a rather dark portion of Irish history, it’s nonetheless a major draw for those curious about the nation’s past, and Kilmainham Gaol sightseeing is always fascinating. The gaol’s cells were not segregated; up to five men, women, and even children as young as seven could be held together in each small chamber. Wander through dim, narrow corridors lit only by a handful of lamps and try to imagine scores of other inhabitants moving beside you. The center atrium looks pristine now, but during the prison’s heyday, it would have been choked with prisoners being shuffled to their cells or off to the colonies. Each cell had one candle to provide illumination and warmth, and each candle had to last for two weeks—needless to say, much of the time these cells were cold, miserable places. Don’t forget to explore the rest of Dublin once you finish up at Kilmainham Gaol. Directly across the street from the prison is the Irish Museum of Modern Art and its Garden of Gallerie

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After using #DiscoverYourAloha on Expedia, Captain and Clark took their Aloha guide's recommendations for the perfect itinerary in Oahu. From their research, they came up with a list of their favorite oceanfront Waikiki properties. Grab a Mai Tai, sit back, and relax as they take you on a tour of the best places to stay in Waikiki. Discover your Aloha on Expedia: PINTEREST: /