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Budapest’s culture scene reflects the city’s centuries-long history as a hub for thinkers, artists, writers, and musicians—after all, the city enjoys more than 40 theaters and upwards of 100 museums. It’s wonderful to wander through halls of luscious art or take in concerts at the Liszt Academy (the composer was a native). Even better is to simply gaze at the stunning architecture spanning eras and design elements that remain innovative whether they were made yesterday or centuries ago.

A public art piece by Native American artist - Bob Haozous, Artificial Cloud is a peculiar and somewhat eerie sculpture to look at. The artificial cloud is the artists representation of the death of the Earth, separation between racial and social classes, and a reminder of the fragility of humanity.

Occupying a 1927 firehouse that was functioning until 1980, this nine-room hotel from the team behind Los Feliz’s Hotel Covell heralds a new era for downtown L.A.’s warehouse-cum-arts-district. The neighborhood’s first boutique hotel, the Firehouse boasts several original details, from concrete floors and exposed wood-truss ceilings to pressed-tin panels and niches originally built to hold statuettes of the Virgin Mary that were intended to protect firefighters. Even the massive red doors that once ushered in fire engines are still intact, though today they open to a light-filled ground floor that houses a café, bar, and restaurant led by chef Ashley Abodeely and pastry chef Rose Lawrence. Also on the ground floor is a retail shop with a curated selection of wares created exclusively for the hotel by L.A.-based designers, including robes and striped tote bags by Clare V, bandanas and pillowcases by Block Shop, apparel by culinary brand Hedley & Bennett, serving pieces by ceramicist Robert Siegel, and furniture from ETC.etera.

Building on its rich cultural heritage, the Saudi capital is home to an array of new academies, galleries, and festivals—and there’s much more to come.

Updated for Route 66’s 100-year anniversary, the American Indigenous Tourism guide highlights cooking classes, murals, museums, and guided hikes along the road.

The border city of 1 million people, along the Rio Grande between Mexico and New Mexico, is just a three-hour drive from that high desert town of minimalism and conceptual art.

Experience the rich musical heritage of the U.S. with a tour of these music collections and archives.

Philadelphia has unveiled one of the nation’s first LGBTQ+-focused visitor centers, creating a new hub for travelers to explore the city’s queer history, culture, and community at the heart of the Gayborhood.

From historic Willemstad to pristine snorkeling spots, experience the best of Curaçao in just 72 hours.

With renowned museums, award-winning performing arts, and free public art, Dallas is an art lover’s dream vacation.

See optical illusions, sculptured gardens, and boundary-pushing art from Paris to the Loire Valley.

Street festivals, hiking, authentic food markets, and the best spots for snorkeling—plus where to stay

These must-visit locations highlight the rich, complex history of Latin America and Latinos in the United States.

From Savannah, Georgia, to Birmingham, Alabama, immerse yourself in inspiring art collections at these hotels and then explore the thriving creative scene of each destination.

Vibrant street murals, art galleries, and live performances reveal a side of Cheyenne that goes beyond its Western reputation.