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In Coconut Grove, Neapolitan pies from Harry’s dominate the pizza scene.

After a closure of more than six months, the gardens that inspired Monet’s world-famous paintings of water lilies are now once again welcoming visitors.

A history of luxury hotel ratings systems—and how the “seven-star” hotel was born.

Plus, what these more invasive searches mean for travel

There’s a reason vibrant, sun-soaked Puerto Rico is known as the island of enchantment, and it has everything to do with its glistening shoreline. Here are standout, lesser-known stretches of sand for those looking to relax and refresh.

“Especially nowadays, it’s a once-every-so-many-years experience, so when you get the chance, do it.”

Decked-out dining rooms, warm scones, and tons of tea to choose from will surely put you in the festive spirit.

Life imitates art at this stunning show, in which several hundred volunteers help recreate famous works with people.

Each spring, the Faroe Islands closes major sites, giving access only to select volunteers doing maintenance projects. With thousands applying to participate, the program has become harder to get into than Harvard.

We asked the experts to break it down by size, vibe, and appeal—and to share their favorite boutique hotels.

The well-known Mexican escape has it all: new hotels, an exciting locavore food scene, and plenty of adventures on the water.

Mid-century architect Luis Barragán fused nature with tradition to create a neighborhood that felt both new and deeply rooted in local culture.

Fjordside farms, foraged cuisine, and the Mountain Code: Norwegians claim to have a unique relationship with nature. Perhaps it’s something in their nature.

And how to gain access to these preboarding sanctuaries.

It may be world-famous for its Angkor Wat temples, but Siem Reap is now about so much more than ancient history.