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  • A bronze diving-board sculpture of a figure standing above the trees on a rocky headland, looking out over the Oslofjord in Norway.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Oslo, Norway

    Oslo

    A walkable, art-filled capital where sculpture parks, opera-house rooftops, and plant-based cafés make even a short stay feel rich.

    Open the Oslo guide
  • Calm turquoise fjord water near Tromsø, Norway, with snow-dusted Arctic mountain peaks on the far shore.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Tromsø, Norway

    Tromsø

    The Arctic gateway for Northern Lights chasers, fjord sailors, and solo hikers who want silence, space, and skies that stay with you long after you leave.

    Open the Tromsø guide
  • Denver Union Station lit in red and green at dusk, with its neon 'Travel by Train' sign glowing above the street.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Denver, United States

    Denver

    A mile-high base camp for mountain lovers, where early workdays leave long afternoons for red-rock parks, alpine lakes, and a city scene that is surprisingly vegetarian-friendly.

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  • Aerial view of a small Faroese village of colourful houses beside the Atlantic, backed by steep green mountains under low cloud.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands

    Faroe Islands

    A wild, rugged archipelago where sheep outnumber people, underwater tunnels link scattered islands, and every cliff edge looks like the end of the world.

    Open the Faroe Islands guide
  • A waterfall dropping into a rocky Icelandic canyon lined with autumn-gold birch and layered basalt cliffs.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Iceland, Iceland

    Iceland

    A land of fire and ice built for road trips, glacier hikes, and laptop days with volcanic backdrops. Iceland feels otherworldly — and surprisingly connected.

    Open the Iceland guide
  • Aerial view from behind the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, looking out over the city, hills and ocean above a bank of cloud.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

    Rio de Janeiro

    A coastal city of mountains, beaches, and samba energy where a one-hour time shift from the U.S. East Coast makes remote work feel like an extended lunch break.

    Open the Rio de Janeiro guide
  • Aerial view of Guatapé, Colombia, looking along a street lined with rainbow umbrellas over painted zócalo houses and terracotta rooftops, with the reservoir and green hills behind.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Guatapé, Colombia

    Plazoleta de los Zócalos

    The umbrella-covered street through Guatapé's painted zócalo houses, with the reservoir and hills of Antioquia behind it.

  • Aerial view of the white Virgin Mary statue on San Cristóbal Hill in Santiago, Chile, with the city spread out below and the snow-capped Andes on the horizon.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Santiago, Chile

    Virgin Mary Statue, San Cristóbal Hill

    The statue on the summit of San Cristóbal Hill, above the city and facing the Andes.

  • Aerial view of high-rise apartment towers and parkland in Santiago, Chile, at dusk, backed by the snow-covered Andes mountains.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Santiago, Chile

    Santiago and the Andes

    Santiago's eastern districts at dusk, with snow on the Andes above the city.

  • Aerial view of the Julie Penrose Fountain ring sculpture in America the Beautiful Park, Colorado Springs, with the highway, treeline and storm clouds over the Rocky Mountains beyond.© VeggieTravelGirl

    Colorado Springs, Colorado

    America the Beautiful Park

    The ring sculpture at America the Beautiful Park, with a storm moving over the Rockies.

Europe

Norway

Fjords, Arctic light, and cities built for walking. Norway blends dramatic nature with effortless infrastructure, making it one of the most rewarding places to travel — and work — solo.

North America

United States

A vast landscape of deserts, peaks, coastlines and creative cities. The American West delivers big skies, dramatic geology, and outdoor culture that makes every return trip feel like a new discovery.

Europe

Faroe Islands

A remote North Atlantic archipelago of dramatic cliffs, grass-roofed villages, and more sheep than people. The Faroe Islands reward curious travelers with landscapes that feel untouched — and weather that keeps every day unpredictable.

Europe

Iceland

A volcanic island where glaciers, waterfalls, black sand beaches and Northern Lights share the same skyline. Iceland is made for slow mornings, long drives, and working with a view that never feels ordinary.

South America

Brazil

A vibrant country of coastline, rainforest, and cities that pulse with music and color. Brazil rewards curious travelers with warm people, bold flavors, and a remote-work rhythm that feels surprisingly natural.