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London calling? These hotels—stylish town houses, global brands, and refreshed grande dames among them—are waiting.

Even though the Pandemic That Shall Not Be Named has prompted the cancellation of many (every?) trip, it’s still possible to reconnect with the world. Here are 40-plus ideas for U.S. trips, vetted and tested by AFAR editors, for when the time is right.

If you leave Barcelona behind and head to lesser-known villages and islands, it’s easy to avoid the masses.

Enjoy Amelia Island’s 13 miles of serene beaches, outdoors, history, and 90 independent restaurants and bars for your next vacation.

The Louvre may be the most popular museum in the world, but the astounding art you can see in Paris goes way beyond the “Mona Lisa.”

A new attraction in Tokyo allows for socially distanced scares.

Housing more than 100,000 ancient treasures—including 5,000 items from King Tut’s tomb newly on display—the Grand Egyptian Museum fully opened on November 1.

If you’ve already watched “Elf” five times this month, here are nine international Christmas movies to add to your viewing list.

Politics may be the foundation of the nation’s capital, but culture is what makes the district shine. Meet three local luminaries ensuring the city remains a creatively invigorating place for residents and visitors alike.

Late fall brings one final burst of color to the Ozarks, where scenic drives reveal forests blazing gold and orange, charming mountain towns, and idyllic trails—with surprisingly few crowds.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation just released its annual list of historic small restaurants that deserve grant money—and your attention. From a soda fountain to century-old noodle shop, these are a few of the coolest to plan a trip around.

The idea for this project started in 1872—well, sort of.

Airbnb just listed a once-in-a-lifetime rental underneath the Times Square Ball.

Go truffle hunting in the Istrian countryside, find quiet beaches on car-free islands, and rethink shoulder season.

Kelli Jo Ford grew up traveling between Virginia and the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma. A key companion on the journey? Love’s Travel Stop, where they would stop for gas, snacks—and family reunions.