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The World's Best Subways
There are lots of good reasons to try out a city's subway system when you visit. It can give you an idea of what navigating the place is like for the people who actually live there.…
Getting Around in Coastal British Columbia: Ferries, Seaplanes, and Boat Tours
On British Columbia's Sunshine Coast and Vancouver Island, getting from point A to point B is an adventure.
Beyond the Beach: Fun Things to Do in Miami Without Showing Off Your Abs
In 1961, Frommer’s Miami and the Caribbean on 10 Dollars a Day (the mind boggles) describes the South Florida city as a pastel-hued land of “unheard-of luxury.” Next to “giant seaside…
Already a Fave with Expats, Portugal Is Launching a Digital Nomad Visa
One of Europe's most popular destinations for expats is making it easier for digital nomads to stick around for up to a year. Starting October 30, citizens of the United States and…
The Largest Immersive Digital Arts Center in North America Opens in New York City
New York City has more art galleries than any other city on the planet. It is also home to 43 dedicated art museums, many of which have world-class collections. So why does it need…
Maybe Beer Goggles Help? Boston's Museum Of Bad Art Reopens in a Craft Brewery
Craft beer pairs excellently with creative misfires at the delightfully odd Museum Of Bad Art inside Boston's Dorchester Brewing Company.
Take a Tour of Queen Elizabeth II's London
By any measure, Queen Elizabeth II lived a remarkable life. She ascended to the throne of Great Britain and the Commonwealth in 1952 at age 25, and in subsequent decades performed as a…
This Interactive Map Predicts When Fall Foliage Will Peak Across the U.S.
The high temperatures and lack of rain in many parts of the United States this year could result in shorter, less vibrant autumn displays than usual, according to some foliage…
How to Do the Camino de Santiago in Less Than a Month
Personalize your pilgrimage with these routes for experiencing Spain's iconic Camino de Santiago in about 2 weeks or less.
The 10 Best Museums to Learn About Asian American and Pacific Islander History and Culture
With the recent spike in anti-Asian hate crimes across the United States, there has never been a more important time to make the Asian American and Pacific Islander community feel…
You Can Take a Sudsy Soak in Beer at a Spa in Denver
A day spa in Denver brings new meaning to the term "slinging suds." At the Beer Spa, a wellness retreat/taproom that opened in 2021, the signature service is a 90-minute "Beer Bath…
What to Do in St. Pete, the Florida City That Defies Florida Stereotypes
One of the joys of travel—and one of its imperatives, if you ask us—is finding exceptions to stereotypes. And when it comes to Florida, the Gulf Coast city of St. Petersburg is…
What Will Fall Foliage Be Like in 2022? Predictions from an Expert
We've got encouraging news for leaf peepers—and it comes from a real expert. Aimee Tucker, the digital editor of Yankee magazine and NewEngland.com, told me on this week's edition of…
Europe Responds to Travel Chaos by Bringing Back Sleeper Train Routes
Europe may be more affordable for Americans now than it has been for 20 years, but that doesn't mean travel is smooth sailing there. When it comes to its airports, the European…
What to Do in Maui if You Don't Have Much Time
For a smallish island, Maui has wildly diverse ecosystems and communities—there’s a lot to see and experience. If you only have three days, concentrate on some of Maui’s most…
What to See In and Around Dijon, France, If You Only Have a Few Days
You may not rank spices by their importance, but they do in Dijon . Local guides will tell you that while salt and pepper take the gold and silver medals, mustard is proudly in the…
How to Tour the Prison Where "The Shawshank Redemption" Was Filmed
Maybe you'll never make it to the shores of Zihuatanejo like Andy and Red at the end of The Shawshank Redemption. But hey, you can take a newly launched bus tour of the 1994 prison…
In Florida You Can Get a Ticket for Playing Loud Music from Your Car
A new state law in Florida affects everyone who gets behind the wheel there—and that includes tourists on road trips, in rental cars, and anywhere else except maybe Tomorrowland…
What to Know About Costa Rica’s Red Taxis So You Don’t Get Ripped Off
A quick guide to understanding Costa Rica's government-regulated red taxi system—and avoiding paying too much for a "pirate" ride.
European Vacations Went Cashless Fast. Are You Prepared?
I spent all of May in the United Kingdom. And as incredible as it sounds, I didn't go to an ATM once. When I entered the country, I had £40 in my wallet, plus a little loose change. I…
The Best Way to Prevent Traveler's Diarrhea, According to Scientists
Watching what you eat doesn't always work. But this safe, affordable solution has been proven effective in scientific studies.
Seeing ABBA Voyage in London: Getting There, Best Seats, Saving Money
When I first heard about the concept of ABBA Voyage , I was deeply dubious. I think a lot of us were. The show, which opened in the spring of 2022, is a dynamic, buoyant,…
Does Universal Orlando's Private VIP Experience Tour Deliver What It Promises?
How much would you pay to have a theme park all to yourself? Pretty much no one has the kind of cash it takes to buy out a theme park—no one you'd probably want to hang out with for…
Family Vacation in Puerto Rico! These Resorts are Good with Kids
Puerto Rico is back! After Hurricane Maria’s devastation and Covid’s exclusion, the best hotels have been rebuilt, refreshed, and reopened—and families are returning. Some popular…
London's Gorgeous New Elizabeth Line Is Open! How to Use It for the Airport and More
London opened the first section of its Underground public transit system in 1863, six months before the Battle of Gettysburg in the United States. The Tube's original design got a lot…