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For AFAR’s third annual Travelers’ Choice destinations awards, our readers cast more than 100,000 votes to recognize their top places to go. Get ready to hit the road—the world awaits.

As the world mourns for the Gothic cathedral in Paris, AFAR’s editors reflect on what the cathedral means to them.

With their firepits and comfort-minded interiors, these are the best hideaways where you can embrace the chill this season.

From the biggest beer bar west of the Mississippi to the famed Iowa State Fair, there are oodles of reasons to visit this capital city.

Explore lesser-known ruins, meet the people of the valleys, and skip the lines in Lima.

If you’ve visited any of these parks, you may not have known you were also visiting one of the country’s UNESCO-designated spots.

Charleston’s enduring taste for the hard stuff—evident both in posh hotel bars along Upper King Street and low-down dives on the harbor—can be traced all the way back to its colonial days.

Starting this month, work gets underway on a massive $19 billion overhaul of the sprawling facility. These are the changes and disruptions those flying through John F. Kennedy International Airport can expect.

The Colchagua region, set within easy striking distance of Santiago, produces some of the world’s finest reds in a beautiful mountains-meet-vineyards setting that’s met by a bevy of luxury resorts.

A French Twist: Robert and Nadège Pellegatta, Hotel Owners

There’s a museum for every kind of traveler in the Big Apple.

The call is really not to “do” something, but to “not do” something.

A neighborhood shop expands the definition of what it means to be French.

The Italian island has long been known for its Mediterranean beaches and ancient traditions. But Sardinia’s future may be shaped by how it welcomes the migrants and refugees landing on its shores.

It’s another season of new travel regulations in Europe, with some countries loosening requirements and others tightening them. But one thing remains the same—it’s still confusing.