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Be the main character of your own British novel at these countryside estates and among the tallest peaks in England.

From sipping warm coffee on a misty mountaintop to experiencing top-tier gastronomy and culture, let this AFAR-designed trip inspire your next adventure on the island.

Whether you’re in it for the exercise, the views, or the fun, Black Dome Mountain Sports owner Trent Thomas knows the best hikes.

JR was intrigued by the contradiction between San Francisco’s vibrant, robust culture and the issues that it faces. His new digital mural, “The Chronicles of San Francisco”, captures all of the city’s intricacies.

When the mercury rises, Singaporeans turn to one of the nation’s most beloved desserts—ice kachang.

A food writer’s essential itinerary for a long weekend in Georgia’s state capital.

From fun and funky to classy and refined, there’s a beach for every person in the Garden State.

Fully renovated and reimagined, the new Canoe Place Inn and Cottages in Hampton Bays is more than just a hotel. It’s a cultural crossroads where history buffs, art enthusiasts, and gourmands can gather once more.

The Paris Opera is one of the City of Light’s most iconic sites. Now Airbnb is offering the chance to sleep inside the gilded palace that inspired Broadway’s longest-running musical.

Go big, get back to nature, and save room for dessert in North America’s largest, northernmost capital city.

From hiking to see the Flatirons to catching a show at the Velvet Elk Lounge, here are some of the best things to do in Boulder, Colorado.

Explore the famed coastal “cottages,” don tennis whites for a friendly match, and cruise the harbor in a vintage schooner.

Discover a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, architecture, whiskey, and more in this lesser-known—and absolutely gorgeous—region of Japan.

Mau‘i-based chef Sheldon Simeon thought his grandmother’s pork adobo recipe was lost to history. Then he traveled to the Philippines to film an episode of “Family Recipes” and discovered that the recipe was right where his grandmother left it.

There are only only three Japantowns left in the U.S. Head to Los Angeles and you’ll find one of them.