Excited for your next adventure? The Where to Go podcast, produced by the team behind the award-winning DK Eyewitness travel guides, is here to help.

Each episode we talk to local experts about what makes the place they call home so special and get their insights on the best things to see and do when visiting.

This season we travelled to some of the world's most popular destinations, like Rome and Croatia, as well as some of the most remote places on earth, including Greenland and Antarctica. Check out all the episodes below...

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Author and editor for LA Taco Javier Cabral makes us drool with his must-eats in Los Angeles. Sharing all the knowledge that comes with being a passionate food writer, Javier reveals everything from the top spot for dim sum to his favourite sake bar.

In episode 2, we explore Manchester with travel writer Dan Stables. Dan reveals his must-see sights, the best curry house, how to make the most out of (all too rare) sunny days and where his football allegiances lie!

In an episode certain to inspire your inner adventurer, travel writer Shafik Meghji talks incredible landscapes and high-altitude football pitches in Bolivia, remote Buddhist monasteries and erotic carvings in India, plus polar plunges and penguin surveys in Antarctica!

In episode 4 we head to Jamaica with food writer Riaz Phillips. Tune in for the island’s incredible culinary diversity, a spell-binding blue lagoon and places where you can support the local community.

Richard Barley, Director of Gardens, takes us behind the scenes at the world famous Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. We explore Kew's fascinating history, current highlights and innovative projects with the power to shape the future.

"Lyon is better than Paris." Can our guest back up her bold claim? Sustainable travel writer Anna Richards argues that Lyon deserves more love than the City of Light! Between streets painted into optical illusions, markets piled high with cheese and French wine on tap, we just might be convinced...

Dubai is often making headlines for its modern mega-developments and glitzy glamour. This episode we dive deeper into the city behind the buzz and explore the local scene with our guest Hayley Alexander.

In episode 8 we're joined by award-winning travel journalist Emma Thomson, an expert on remote destinations and responsible, adventure-based tours. Emma guides us to three lesser-visited destinations from her travels: Greenland, the Marquesas Islands and Iran.

Journalist and travel writer Mary Novakovich paints a vivid picture of a Croatia lesser-known to many travellers. We explore the country's wild beauty, hospitable locals and hidden gems.

Amanda Ponzio-Mouttaki, owner of online trip planner MarocMama and CEO of Marrakech Food Tours takes us on a whirlwind tour of Marrakech, from exploring once-buried buildings to riding in World War II motorcycle sidecars.

Soo Kim takes a break from interviewing Squid Game stars and reporting on the latest K-pop news to chat to us about all things Seoul. Soo takes us through her favourite spots, from the neofuturistic buildings housing design exhibitions to the craft breweries reviving ancient makegoli wine.

Travel writer Lucie Grace explains how Chiang Mai blends the best of ancient and modern culture before talking us through her flight free trip around 9 European countries – including taking a train ferry from Sicily to Italy.

Food and travel journalist Maria Pasquale joins us to discuss the iconic Eternal City. Rome brings history to life like nowhere else but don't mistake it for some dusty old museum – this vibrant city is in no way stuck in the past...