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If you’re only opening Google Maps for driving directions, you’re not leveraging the app’s full potential. Here are 12 other ways travelers can use it to improve their trips, in advance and on the fly.

Soup dumplings, dim sum, and hot pot—need we say more?

Admire street art, art collections, and a sculpture park, and then explore the city’s creative culinary scene, for an inspiring trip filled with cultural experiences that are scientifically proven to relax you.

A weekend is all you need to fall in love with this city’s historic neighborhoods, thriving art venues, and seriously good food.

Learn about the history, architecture, design, and engineering hidden underneath your feet on these urban transit system tours.

The splashy new One&Only One Za’abeel stands out in a city of over-the-top properties.

Of course, you’ll want to ride a cable car and view the Golden Gate Bridge when you visit the City by the Bay, but to learn why people keep leaving their hearts here, hit the hills and explore this multifaceted place.

Just under 100 miles north of NYC, Accord is the ideal destination for those looking for a bucolic weekend getaway.

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

Celebrate 300 years of Big Easy history with a little bit of voodoo, a few meals in classic establishments, and a whole lot of jazz.

The Roman Empire made great inroads into southern Germany, establishing villages, forts, and trading routes. Follow the remnants of the empire from Frankfurt to Munich and take in ancient history along the UNESCO-recognized Upper Germanic-Rhaetian Limes.

From Vegas to the Catskills, these are our favorite spots for a mini break with the kids.

Cold-weather adventures await among incredible natural landscapes when you visit Estes Park, a gem of a mountain town near Denver.

In this off-the-beaten-path wine country, home to one of the region’s top wineries, hike, dine, sip, and play your way through culinary treasures and natural landscapes over a long weekend.

Disability activist Maayan Ziv had been warned about the Italian city’s inaccessibility—but her experience was much more nuanced and rewarding.