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You won’t find this center of history, seaside cuisine, and design on the Iberian Peninsula.

Farm-to-table and fish-to-dish dining brings you closer to nature in the Nordic countries.

As tensions mount in Europe’s popular port cities, observers weigh in on how cruise lines are adapting to create a more sustainable future that will benefit both passengers and locals alike.

Opening in February 2026 just north of London’s West End, the Newman takes cues from Fitzrovia’s bohemian history, balancing thoughtfully designed rooms with street-facing spaces meant to be shared.

This 1918 mansion in the Danish capital’s posh Østerbro neighborhood has been given new life as a private villa with seven bedrooms and bespoke amenities.

European Union leaders have agreed to allow fully vaccinated travelers to enter the 27-nation bloc—a move that will end the more than year-long, pandemic-era travel ban.

The move is the latest among a growing wave of European cities that are restricting cruise ships to curb overtourism.

HBO’s “We’re Here” teaches us to slow down, listen, and leave places we visit the better for it.

On the 100th anniversary of his death, there’s never been a better time to seek out Antoni Gaudí’s lesser-known works across northern Spain.

From a Norwegian shrine for a Viking king to the healing waters of mystical lagoons in Peru, these sacred paths will have you lacing up your boots and strapping on a pack.

Italy isn’t the only place with awe-inspiring ruins from the Roman Empire. Avoid the crowds and see the broader picture of Roman history at these 10 destinations across Europe and northern Africa.

From misty Scottish isles to cobblestoned Belgian streets, this journey brings Northern Europe’s fairytale charm to life.

Officials are vowing to rebuild the Old Stock Exchange, a 400-year-old landmark beloved by locals and visitors.

Take advantage of new direct flights, hotel openings, and long shoulder seasons across these seven destinations.

Following ancient matrilineal custom, Kongthong residents traditionally don’t use words for names—they use song.