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These hotels across the country combat urban sprawl by repurposing old office buildings and breweries.

While the world swoons over New Orleans and Charleston, the port cities of Virginia’s Tidewater region have created a one-of-a-kind cooking that’s ready for its close-up.

With pet-friendly hotels and restaurants and plenty of outdoor adventure, these cities will make you and your pup feel at home.

Paper Towns & Maddening Maps: Q&A with John Green

Where to Get the Best Puerto Rican Food in NYC, According to a Chef

We usually steer clear of restaurants on Hallmark’s favorite holiday, but these menus might change our minds.

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From stunning temples and crazy markets to artsy hangouts and innovative food preparations, Bangkok is a designer’s dream city

A book lover’s guide to travel around the United States

With a glut of new hotels in the past couple years, Miami Beach is becoming a cultural center once again.

The food scene in France is changing—rapidly.

We’re living in the golden age of hotels that have craft cocktails, Instagram-ready design, and in-room turntables. These properties, ranging from West Texan motels to loft-like boutiques in the middle of city noise, are our absolute favorites of the breed.

Rainer Jenss is the founder of Smart Family Travel and has been recognized as one of the Top 25 Family Travel Bloggers by Babble.com. As a Family-Travel Correspondent for AFAR, he’ll be posting Highlights and Wanderlists from his family travels.

Brooklyn native, Jason Lampkin, shares his love for the neighborhood Fort Greene and the staple places to visit.

New York City’s distinct neighborhoods offer up all kinds of shopping experiences. Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and the side streets of SoHo are hubs for designer and indie boutiques. Department stores have their flagships planted on Madison Avenue around 57th Street, and you can score bargains at downtown’s Century 21. Here are some of the most unique places to shop in the Big Apple, including flea markets and museums.