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If you’re an active traveler or you simply enjoy getting outdoors, there’s no better way to experience this vast country than on fresh-air outings matched with spectacular stays, cultural tours, and our other curated travel picks.

These underrated narratives—by intrepid travelers who explored the world on horseback, foot, and bicycle—should snag a spot on your reading list.

J.R. Harris is one of the most prolific solo hikers the world has ever seen. But he’d never tell you that himself.

Dying to become a coffee expert? Jet off to Trieste–the Italian coffee capital–and learn from the masters while lounging in 5-star accommodations and feasting on Michelin-caliber meals. The thing is: It’ll cost you.

Whether you want ample time to roam the terminal or prefer to get to the gate just as the plane is boarding, here’s when to arrive at the airport so that you don’t miss your flight.

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

A 435-mile hiking and biking route around Canada’s small but mighty province invites visitors to travel slowly and joyfully.

From a twist on the traditional British pub to charitable, eco-friendly hotels and dining in a prison, experience an alternative side of London that also supports its local communities along the way.

Escape the crowds in favor of the British country’s UNESCO sites, diverse landscapes, ruins, and undiscovered cities—and minimize your carbon footprint from the comfort of a train car at the same time.

Also: No laptop. No TV. No news. I felt at peace.

Two lucky “Downton Abbey” fans will get the chance to live like the Crawley family at Highclere Castle. Here’s how to book it.

Residents of Rome, Amsterdam and beyond stand at open windows each night to sing, cheer, and applaud the efforts of those at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak.

Restart with the arts and enjoy outdoor exhibits paired with alfresco restaurants that add up to inspiring, relaxing days in Florida’s Cultural Capital®.

Snow sports have long had a diversity and accessibility problem, but these organizations are working to open the mountains for all.

The Indonesian island started the process of gradually reopening shuttered places to locals and stranded foreigners on July 9, 2020.