Site of the dayOur projectCostTrek: Cost of Living Compared
Compare the cost of living across 87 cities and see the salary you'd need after a move. Plus a city finder that ranks places by what matters to you.
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Site of the dayOur projectCompare the cost of living across 87 cities and see the salary you'd need after a move. Plus a city finder that ranks places by what matters to you.
Telegram of the dayA Telegram channel posting one photo of the world at a time since 2015, each tagged with the place, the country and the photographer's name.
Instagram of the dayThe official Instagram of the Grand Egyptian Museum by the Giza pyramids: colossal statues, Tutankhamun, Khufu's boat, the Sphinx and ancient Egypt's animals.
Geologist and naturalist Becky Nesel shows how rocks shape plants, hot springs and even New York's brownstones, mostly from road trips.
Pinterest of the dayA shared board where botanical gardens post themselves: Chicago, Missouri, Atlanta, Coastal Maine, Australia and more, with conservatories and plant sculpture.
TikTok of the dayGeologist Luisa Hendry reads Scotland's landscapes rock by rock: the volcano under Edinburgh, a fault across Loch Lomond and hand-sized crystals.
Instagram of the dayThe official Instagram of the Pompeii Archaeological Park: frescoes, Roman houses and street-food counters, ancient gardens, and grape harvests where Romans once picked.
Kyrgyzstan of the dayA guide to 14 routes, from easy day walks to multi-day treks like the Ak-Suu Traverse.
Telegram of the dayThe channel of a well-known Singapore food blog: new cafés and restaurants, hawker classics and old-school noodle spots, each with the neighbourhood and what to order.
Site of the dayMark Smith's hobby site on getting almost anywhere by train and ferry: routes, tickets, what the trains are like and practical tips, from someone who's been at it since 2001.
Instagram of the dayAlex Strohl photographs roads, mountains and coastlines: Patagonia on a film panorama camera, Greek islands, France's Atlantic coast. A feed that makes you want to go.
The legendary photo agency sorts its photographers' work into boards by city and by author, from Eve Arnold to Myriam Boulos.