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Trace the route of the national women’s suffrage movement and stand in the spots where history happened.

Fires are burning on the southern coast of New South Wales and in eastern Victoria, as well as parts of Western Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania.

In the far-off Faroe Islands, where sheep outnumber people and intense weather has shaped the local diet for centuries, an unlikely food star is born.

Long before the internet, Antarctic explorers of the early 1900s survived tedium with these basic activities.

Fuel the People works with local BIPOC-owned restaurants to nourish thousands of people at protests and social justice events.

A country-by-country guide to which islands are welcoming back international travelers—plus the new rules that aim to keep both visitors and locals safe from COVID-19.

It’s famous as the birthplace of Dijon mustard, but the capital of France’s Burgundy region offers travelers so much more.

A new regulation bans sitting and eating on curbs and doorsteps on four streets in the center of the Italian city.

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If your experiences traveling by rail are limited to crowded commuter trains, you’re missing out on one of the world’s most leisurely modes of transportation in one of its most beautiful countries.

These are the comfy pants AFAR staffers are living in on WFH days, but wouldn’t be embarrassed to wear on an airplane.

Once upon a time, writer Roxane Gay and her wife, the illustrator Debbie Millman, set sail to Antarctica. Here, they each tell the tale—well, their version of it.

Less than a year after the devastating Creek Fire, one writer returns to the Sierra Nevada foothills.

These eco-chic hotels, hostels, and pop-ups mix modern design, tiny house living, and a sustainable ethos.

Do as the Germans once did in this enchanting part of the country, where you can step back in time at old homes, historic sites, and more.