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These five art-focused tours mix in history, cuisine, outdoor adventure, and more across Florence, Rome, Venice, and beyond for delightfully enriching trips.

Since 1932, the tiny town of Rugby, North Dakota, has claimed to be the geographical center of North America. But as with most things, the truth depends on who’s telling it.

In Ybor City, Tampa’s historic Latin quarter, the Hotel Haya immerses guests in local history and thoughtful design.

A University of Virginia alum revisits Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello to find much has changed.

Reservations open today for stays between June and December 2026.

Fully renovated and reimagined, the new Canoe Place Inn and Cottages in Hampton Bays is more than just a hotel. It’s a cultural crossroads where history buffs, art enthusiasts, and gourmands can gather once more.

The Sunshine State has plenty to offer in addition to sand and surf.

From San Francisco to San Diego, California offers several opportunities to learn more about Asian American history.

Hotels can introduce their guests to the creativity that surrounds them—and reveal canvases visitors may not otherwise see.

A trip through the Netherlands brings art lovers to the less-traveled cities often captured in beloved paintings.

Barryland reopened in 2025 as a sleek space dedicated to the giant, gentle Swiss icons.

From charming lake towns to expedition cruises, there are many good reasons to explore the Greats.

Peter Knego has gone to extremes salvaging at-risk history. He says it’s worth the gamble.

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.

One of aviation’s little mysteries—solved