"Sara Karloff is a regular visitor here, Boris Karloff's daughter," moviemaker and retired schoolteacher Noel Spence tells CNN Travel, standing in the 70-seater cinema he converted by hand from a hen house beside his home in Northern Ireland.
Call it the William and Kate effect, or the popularity of shows like "The Crown" (of which the Queen herself is reportedly a fan) but Britain's Royal Family is having a worldwide moment.
"Socks are key. Dry socks in fact. They're the most important thing you need to pack," my guide Giorgi says nonchalantly. "You should never go hiking without an extra pair."
The sun was blazing on the white sand of Dadonghai Bay when Stanley, an endangered green sea turtle, was slowly lowered back into the ocean to begin his new life.
Yellowstone, Yosemite and the entire country of Switzerland would fit inside the United States' largest national park, a 13.2 million-acre expanse in Alaska.
Manhattan might be best known for its towering skyscrapers and bustling pavement, but there are few New York City locales more loved than the 843 acres of green that is Central Park.
The Dubai Miracle Garden is certainly aptly named considering that -- like pretty much everything in the Middle Eastern city -- it was built on desert land.
Three minutes before darkness fell in the middle of a hot South Carolina afternoon, Angela Picot and her sisters noticed that the crickets had started chirping.
In the first decade of the 21st century, the Gulf region, particularly Dubai, became an architectural playground, with project approvals for insanely expensive and fanciful projects seeming to come almost weekly.
Atop every bucket list, Hong Kong's famous Victoria Peak is best known for its panoramic city views. But there's more to this mountain than meets the eye.
