Karlina Valeiko

United Kingdom

Digital Content Editor at National Geographic Traveller (UK)

Digital Content Editor at National Geographic Traveller Food

Digital Content Editor @NatGeoTravelUK / Latvian in London / [email protected] / Travels on Instagram @mrs_karlina

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24 iconic locations from American sitcoms you can actually visit

4 weeks ago | loveexploring.com | Karlina Valeiko

24 iconic locations from American sitcoms you can actually visit Karlina Valeiko 22 April 2025 Inspiration Be the first to comment Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
Beautiful restaurants we can’t wait to visit

1 month ago | lovefood.com | Karlina Valeiko

Though it ultimately all comes down to the food, most of us look for stunning interiors, an exceptional location and an incredible ambience to match the plates set in front of us when choosing a restaurant. We've scoured the globe to bring you some of the world's most beautiful dining spaces, from the super modern and ultra luxe to the romantic and whimsical.
25 new ways to see the U.S. in 2025

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Ellie Seymour |Lynn Houghton |Richard A. Franks |Zoey Goto |Karen Gardiner |Anna Haines | +7 more

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Point to any part of America’s vast 50-state map and there’s an adventure to be had. Always experimenting, forever innovating — there’s never a dull moment in the US and this year brings a host of new tours, anniversaries, relaunched trains and overlooked regions to explore.
Most beautiful scenic byway in every state, ranked

2 months ago | loveexploring.com | Karlina Valeiko

Most beautiful scenic byway in every state, ranked Karlina Valeiko 11 March 2025 Inspiration Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
The incredible stories behind the world’s most historic cities

2 months ago | loveexploring.com | Karlina Valeiko

The incredible stories behind the world’s most historic cities Shawn.ccf/Shutterstock; Digital Image Library/Alamy Stock Photo Karlina Valeiko 10 March 2025 Inspiration Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
The most extraordinary Airbnbs in America

2 months ago | loveexploring.com | Karlina Valeiko

The most extraordinary Airbnbs in America Karlina Valeiko 10 March 2025 Inspiration Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
Ranked: the most beautiful natural wonder in every state

2 months ago | loveexploring.com | Karlina Valeiko

Ranked: the most beautiful natural wonder in every state Karlina Valeiko 06 March 2025 Inspiration Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
How to get an insider tour of Chicago and its celebrated architecture

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Karlina Valeiko

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). If urban legend is to be believed, the world was forever changed on a dry, windy Chicago evening on 8 October 1871 by a cow called Daisy. She knocked over a lantern, causing one of the largest urban fires in modern history. Around 3.5sq miles of the Illinois city burned down, destroying more than 17,000 buildings and leaving a blank canvas for new architectural styles and groundbreaking engineering.
How to get an insider tour of Chicago and its celebrated architecture

2 months ago | aol.com | Karlina Valeiko

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). If urban legend is to be believed, the world was forever changed on a dry, windy Chicago evening on 8 October 1871 by a cow called Daisy. She knocked over a lantern, causing one of the largest urban fires in modern history. Around 3.5sq miles of the Illinois city burned down, destroying more than 17,000 buildings and leaving a blank canvas for new architectural styles and groundbreaking engineering.
How to get an insider tour of Chicago and its celebrated architecture

2 months ago | nationalgeographic.com | Karlina Valeiko

This article was produced byNational Geographic Traveller (UK). If urban legend is to be believed, the world was forever changed on a dry, windy Chicago evening on 8 October 1871 by a cow called Daisy. She knocked over a lantern, causing one of the largest urban fires in modern history. Around 3.5sq miles of the Illinois city burned down, destroying more than 17,000 buildings and leaving a blank canvas for new architectural styles and groundbreaking engineering.