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From China to the Netherlands, the International Federation of Library Association’s top picks include several creatively repurposed buildings.

American cities are ringing in the holiday season with unique local traditions, including country music concerts in Nashville and film-focused festivities in Los Angeles.

Find locally recommended haunts during a long weekend in a city both ancient and young, silly and sacred, polite and profane.

Your city itinerary includes hidden basement bars, wide-open parks, and secluded mews with appealing restaurants.

In South Africa’s “Mother City,” boldly designed openings are bringing color and creativity to the hotel scene.

From ancient ritual baths and archeological sites to modern cultural centers and Europe’s oldest cemeteries, the Jewish centers of Speyer, Worms, and Mainz offer a trip through time like no other.

Día de los Muertos is celebrated to honor the lives of ancestors and to acknowledge the ever-revolving cycle of life and death.

These highly rated Sedona Airbnbs come with private pools, hot tubs, and most importantly—striking red-rock mountain views.

From rococo and baroque facades in Lübeck to Bauhaus in Weimar and Le Corbusier’s modernist neighborhood outside Stuttgart, Germany has a rich architectural history.

A resident shares their favorite haunts and insider tips to make the most of a long weekend in this Pacific Northwest city.

Ahead of the Olympics, all eyes are on Milan. From the classic landmarks to hip new restaurants and bars, these are the places to hit up on a long weekend in the city.

The temps are cooler and so is the art scene. Head south to sample the newest hotels, the tastiest bites, the latest art, and, of course, the always-buzzing beach.

Jungle treks by day and cocktail parties at night—it doesn’t get more decadent than traveling in Asia on Belmond’s Eastern and Orient Express.

Travel is getting easier—and more enjoyable—for people with autism, thanks to a growing list of support programs and certifications.

Since it debuted in 1969, the 747 has served as a cargo plane, a commercial aircraft, and the Air Force One presidential aircraft, but it has been rendered obsolete by more profitable and fuel-efficient models.