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Each year, Las Fallas celebrations take over Valencia to usher in spring. Use these tips to enjoy it like a local—even if you aren’t visiting during the festival itself.

Here’s where to spy those gorgeous hues of gold and vermilion, from New England to northern national parks.

Bask in the golds, oranges, and reds of these places where you can witness the changing of the color guard on the flip side of the equator.

Although he became famous for designing public works like the Guggenheim Museum, the American architect’s bread and butter was building private homes.

We’re not knocking the Northeast’s fall colors—but the third-largest state has some prime places for vibrant leaves as well.

For some autumnal adventure of the colorful kind, head to these places across the United States.

Gorgeous leaves are everywhere in Japan, from the center of Tokyo to a lake backed by Mt. Fuji.

This autumn, take in beautiful fall colors from Alaska to the Alps on these picturesque train rides in the U.S. and abroad.

As we endure another record-breaking summer of scorching temperatures, experts weigh in on common mistakes travelers make when it’s extremely hot outside.

With fall come the pretty red, orange, and yellow hues of the changing leaves that serve as the perfect backdrop to an outdoor escape. Here’s when leaves will hit their peak fall colors across the United States in 2025.

It will absorb two neighboring parks, which will add 150 acres to the area and more connecting trails and overlooks.

With fewer crowds, more comfortable temperatures, and new events, fall is a great time to discover some of America’s cities. Here are eight places we love this time of year.

Follow a four-day ramble through scenic western New York to see some of the American architect’s most impressive works.

A regularly updated fall foliage map helps visitors time their visit to when the fall colors will be at their peak. Here are the best places to go for the fall leaf show—and when to see them at their most colorful.

With hotter and drier summers, some trees are beginning to just drop their leaves in the autumn months instead of first turning brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow. Here’s what to know.