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Enough with the Côte d’Azurs, Amalfi Coasts, and Costa del Sols of the world: 3 of Europe’s best-known coastlines may be stunning and have a lot to offer, but I don’t know about you; I’m not exactly keen on spending $200–$550 a night on hotels, nor battling the cruise crowds for a spot in the …

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When global travel authority Time Out drops its annual ranking of the world’s most breathtaking places to stay, the list usually leans heavily toward remote architectural hideaways in the Indian Ocean or the Himalayas that require forty hours of brutal transit time. This year, however, two absolute masterclasses in design and luxury made the global …

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Chasing fall foliage can feel like a gamble, but when you finally nail it—when you round a bend and the entire valley is glowing in electric oranges and fiery reds—there is absolutely nothing like it. You don’t want to spend your autumn weekends staring at the bumper of an RV in gridlocked traffic. You want …

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Year in, year out, you can rest assured there’s one sun-drenched Mediterranean country I’ll be hitting: the home of feta, cradle of Western civilization, and a country whose coastline looks as if somebody dropped a dinner plate and watched it shatter into thousands of little fragments they call islands. I’m a Parisian at heart, and …

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When I first made the winding drive up the steep mountain roads from David, the dense tropical humidity of the Panamanian coast completely evaporated. I watched the temperature gauge in the shuttle slowly drop until it settled at a perfectly crisp 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The region is famous for its unique microclimates, meaning a short …

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When I first stepped out of the grand, echoing arches of the Keleti train station into the biting Central European air, the exhaustion of international travel vanished. I was shivering under my heavy coat, but I was ready to explore. No generic glass-box resorts dominate the skyline here, and no sanitized tourist traps masquerade as …

Read More about This European Capital Has Thermal Medicinal Baths, Hidden Cave Networks, and Secret Island Parks—and They’re All Within City Limits

If your Roman Empire is the actual, ahem, Roman Empire, chances are Europe’s main draws for you are the historic temples perched atop dramatic cliffs, the crazy-old amphitheaters where gladiators once fought for their lives, and the emperors and generals who built an entire civilization. In that case, we’ll go out on a limb and …

Read More about Skip Rome And Athens! 4 Overlooked European Cities Where You Can Explore Ancient Ruins Without The Crowds

I’ve spent years traveling around the Caribbean for fun, for travel conferences, and I even lived there long-term twice. When you spend that much time there, you quickly realize there’s a huge difference between a town that looks on great Instagram and a local community that blows your mind in real life. Whenever people ask …

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As I watched an episode of Ted Lasso on my seatback screen during a flight into London, a sudden realization hit me. I checked my digital flight tracker and saw that Richmond upon Thames sits just a few miles from the runway at Heathrow Airport. Layovers at major international hubs usually involve sitting under harsh …

Read More about The Storybook London Village Where ‘Ted Lasso’ Filmed Is A Real Life Postcard 25 Minutes From The Airport

Even if you haven’t made it to Italy yet, you’re probably familiar with Rome‘s ancient sights and the millennia-old Colosseum, Venice‘s winding canals and soaring campanile, and Florence‘s distinctive red-tiled dome and Renaissance palaces. Undoubtedly gorgeous as those may be, what if we told you this year’s crown in one of Italy’s best-known beauty contests …

Read More about This Hilltop Town Named Italy’s Prettiest Is Full Of Medieval Wonders, $12 Pasta, And Zero Crowds

Ever saved up thousands, booked a Caribbean getaway, landed in paradise just to find thousands of other people had the exact same idea? That’s not a vacation. That’s fighting for a pool chair and dinner reservations. But when we recently traveled to Miches, it completely blew our expectations out of the water. This quiet spot …

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