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Condé Nast TravelerOct 18, 2026

The Best East Coast National Parks, According to Someone Who's Visited Them All

From oceanside cliffs to fall foliage hot spots, here’s a top-down look at the best national parks east of the Mississippi.

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  • The Claremont HotelHotelBar Harbor, United StatesQuintessential Bar Harbor seaside experience with sunny decor.
  • Big Meadows LodgeHotelShenandoah National Park, United StatesHistoric, dog-friendly, in-park lodging on Skyline Drive.
  • Skyline DriveSightShenandoah National Park, United States105-mile scenic drive along the Blue Ridge Mountains.
  • Jordan Pond HouseRestaurantAcadia National Park, United StatesFamous popover pastries at an antique teahouse.
  • Asticou HotelHotelMount Desert Island, United StatesHistoric stay with forested, coastal views.
  • Flamingo areaNeighborhoodEverglades National Park, United StatesRent a kayak to explore marked canoe trails.
  • Port of the Islands ResortHotelEverglades National Park, United StatesFunky parkside lodging, chic and Floridian.
  • Flamingo LodgeHotelEverglades National Park, United StatesModern rooms with water views inside the park.
  • Boardwalk Loop TrailTrailCongaree National Park, United StatesAccessible 2.6-mile trail for glimpses of bald cypress knees.
  • Graduate by HiltonHotelColumbia, United StatesColorful, central, and pet-friendly stay in Columbia.
  • Hotel TrundleHotelColumbia, United StatesModern decor in historic brick building with local coffee.
  • Old Rag MountainTrailShenandoah National Park, United StatesFormidable hike for the best views of rolling Virginia farmlands.
  • Glen Gordon LodgeHotelHuntley, United StatesOld-world quarters in a pastoral setting near Huntley.
  • The SwagHotelGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United StatesHomey cabins with excellent dining and service.
  • Blackberry FarmHotelGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United StatesSecond-to-none dining and service.
  • Home2Suites by HiltonHotelFlorida City, United StatesNo-frills location near Florida City.
  • Reefhouse ResortHotelFlorida Keys, United StatesElevated beach stay in the Keys.
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 17

My Favorite Airbnb: A Hudson Valley Retreat With a Creekside Hot Tub and Sauna

Between its storybook interiors and proximity to small-town shops, farm stands, & cider orchards, this Hudson Valley stay is one of my top upstate discoveries.

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National GeographicOct 17

Is This the Most Glamorous Way to Travel Through Italy?

A ride on the most glamorous train in the world certainly lives up to its reputation: with private butlers, Michelin-starred meals and the maximalist luxury of an onboard band.

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BBC TravelOct 17

The Obituary Cocktail: The 'deadly' drink that symbolises New Orleans

Combining a martini's wallop with one of the world's most notorious spirits, this recently revived cocktail embodies the city's distinctive approach to life and death.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 16

20 Extraordinary Shops Worth Traveling For, Chosen by The Shopkeepers

From 100-year-old family-run operations to contemporary boutiques, these beautiful shops each offer a distinct sense of place and a dedication to craft.

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  • Marin MontagutSightParis, FranceGreen shop with whimsical watercolor scenes on ceramics.
  • Notary Ceramics and HomePlacePortland, United StatesOffers minimalist earthenware, porcelain lighting, and bell chimes.
  • James Smith and SonsPlaceLondon, United KingdomMaking umbrellas since 1830 with Victorian storefront.
  • TruckPlaceOsaka, JapanFlagship offers thoughtfully designed furniture and home goods.
  • Bird CoffeeCaféOsaka, JapanHomey café for a drink and donut.
  • ChommiesPlaceCape Town, South AfricaSells pet items with a painted facade and playful interiors.
  • Caza das Vellas LoretoPlaceLisbon, PortugalOne of world's oldest candle shops, operating since 1789.
  • AlaturcahousePlaceIstanbul, TurkeyFour-story townhouse transformed into a library of rugs.
  • McTavishPlaceByron Bay, AustraliaSurfboard shop and headquarters with wave-like roofline.
  • Il PapiroPlaceFlorence, ItalyFlagship on Via Camillo Cavour for hand-marbled paper goods.
  • Lulu StoriesPlaceLamu Island, KenyaBeachside shop with handwoven kikoy wraps and linen button-downs.
  • Lulu Stories HomeHotelLamu Island, KenyaRustic two-bedroom stay available for booking.
  • Iris HantverkPlaceStockholm, SwedenFlagship location for handcrafted household and cleaning brushes.
  • MoroHotelMarrakech, MoroccoBoutique hotel and shop with scents, skincare, and dresses.
  • SavapilePlaceAthens, GreeceOnly remaining straw-hat maker in Greece, founded in 1960.
  • Campbell's of BeaulyPlaceBeauly, United KingdomOutfitter with original timber counters for bespoke coats.
  • Palace AtelierPlaceJaipur, IndiaConcept store with candy-colored interior and pop art twist.
  • Calzados CorreaPlaceBuenos Aires, ArgentinaShop offering Oxford shoes and coordinating leather belts.
  • Saddler and Co.PlaceDubbo, AustraliaMinimalist shop with heirloom saddles and leather accessories.
  • Zeri CraftsPlaceSalmiya, KuwaitShop with contemporary interpretations of heritage crafts.
  • Antoinette PoissonPlaceParis, FranceStudio invoking 18th-century decorative art of domino papers.
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Atlas ObscuraOct 16

Lubee Bat Conservancy in Gainesville, Florida

Tucked into the “Are you sure we’re not lost?” countryside north of Gainesville sits Lubee Bat Conservancy, a small but world-renowned organization dedicated to saving bats and their habitats. If you thought the bat houses by the university were cool, wait until you meet the giant fruit bats that call Lubee home. Gainesville may be known for its gators, but Lubee’s upside-down celebrities inspi…

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 16

The Best Airbnbs in Santa Monica for a Laid-Back, Beachside Stay

On your next Santa Monica visit, bed down in an oceanfront house or tucked-away studio loft.

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Atlas ObscuraOct 16

Deadtime Stories Books & Gifts in Lansing, Michigan

Deadtime Stories Books & Gifts is a weird little shop in Lansing’s REO Town that is probably best described as equal parts bookstore and spider shop. The store is packed with books both new and old, collectibles, antiques, oddities, and all kinds of strange things that are hard to put into one category. But the spiders are a huge part of what makes Deadtime Stories different. The shop is home t…

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Atlas ObscuraOct 16

Where to See the World’s Most Famous Preserved Body Parts

Sure, you’ve seen a dead body before, but have you ever seen a thumb preserved in salt? How about a saint’s heart shrouded in gold? Beyond the normal displays of skeletons in medical museums and holy leaders’ bodies in churches and temples, there’s a whole world of bits and pieces to explore. Throughout history, body parts have been taken as trophies during wartime, worshipped as miraculous hea…

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AfarOct 16

The Caribbean’s “Nature Island” Is Also Its Next Farm-to-Table Destination

But Bynoe and Currie are part of a growing community of farmers committed to reclaiming Dominica’s agricultural heritage. To them, the island’s future depends on it, not only to reclaim food ...

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  • Free Up FarmPlaceDominicaOffers farm-to-table lunches and multi-day itineraries.
  • Soma GardenPlaceDominicaTours showcase land's produce, plans for meals and river adventures.
  • Cocoa Valley Eco FarmPlaceDominicaOffers tours, cacao grinding, roasting, and hot chocolate making.
  • Sea Cliff Eco-Cottages & Gin DistilleryHotelCalibishie, DominicaLodging and spirits business using garden-plucked botanicals.
  • Secret BayHotelDominicaResort sources produce from local farms and has its own garden.
  • BotanicaRestaurantDominicaHosts cooking classes and chef's table dining experiences.
  • LacouRestaurantRoseau, DominicaHighlights local produce like tonka beans and free-range eggs.
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OutsideOct 16

Hike and Bike with the Spirits of Pennsylvania’s Ghost Town Trail

The 54-mile path winding through Cambria and Indiana Counties is a scenic outdoor escape by day. But after nightfall, the abandoned mining towns and centuries-old cemeteries give you the chills.

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AfarOct 16

The 9 Best Historic Hotels in the United States in 2026 and Why Each Is Worth Traveling For

Book a storied stay at one of these winners of the 2026 Historic Hotels of America Annual Awards of Excellence.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 15

I've Visited Mammoth Cave National Park Countless Times—Here Are the Best Places to Stay When You Go

From a tree house to a glamping dome, here's where to stay near Kentucky's only national park.

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Atlas ObscuraOct 15

Milton College in Milton, Wisconsin

When Milton College finally closed its doors in 1982, it was the oldest institution of higher education in Wisconsin, beating the University of Wisconsin by four years. The college was originally called Du Lac Academy when it was founded in 1844. Main Hall and Goodrich Hall (the original dorm) – built in 1855 and 1857, respectively – are still standing. Milton College was ahead of its time in a…

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  • Main HallSightBuilt in 1855, now owned by preservation society
  • Goodrich HallSightOriginal dorm built in 1857, still standing
  • Milton Public LibrarySightIt is one of the seven libraries that make up the Arrowhead Library System, which also includes the libraries of…
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OutsideOct 15

National Parks Are Offering Free Off-Road Wheelchairs. It’s a Game Changer for Families Like Mine.

More than two dozen park sites, including all five of Utah's national parks, now provide adaptive trail equipment. For my son and me, this growing trend meant hiking together without having to turn back.

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  • Bear Lake TrailheadTrailRocky Mountain National Park, United StatesWide, flat trail surrounded by mountains
  • Cascade Tandem Hiking CartPlaceEstes Park, United StatesOff-road adaptive cart for carrying a child
  • Avery's LightPlaceEstes Park, United StatesLocal charity donating adaptive carts
  • Estes Park Mountain ShopPlaceEstes Park, United StatesLends adaptive carts and wheelchairs
  • Recreation.govPlaceRocky Mountain National Park, United StatesWebsite for reserving park entry time
  • GRIT FreedomPlaceEstes Park, United StatesAll-terrain wheelchairs available for rent
  • We Carry KevanPlaceEstes Park, United StatesBackpacks available for rent
  • WIKEPlaceEstes Park, United StatesOffers XL bike/stroller combo with e-bike rental
  • Freedom TraxPlaceIndiana Dunes National Park, United StatesMotorized off-road attachment for wheelchairs
  • Zoom chairPlaceIndiana Dunes National Park, United StatesAssistive equipment offered
  • Hippocampe Blue BlazerPlaceIndiana Dunes National Park, United StatesOff-road wheelchair available
  • Extreme Motus Off-Road WheelchairsPlaceBryce Canyon National Park, United StatesWheelchairs available on a first-come basis
  • Zion Forever ProjectPlaceZion National Park, United StatesPhilanthropic partner for wheelchair grant
  • Catalyst SportsPlaceGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United States
  • Friends of the SmokiesPlaceGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United States
  • Rough Rider AuroraPlaceGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United States
  • Black Diamond TrailRiderPlaceGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United States
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OutsideOct 15

Salmon Siren

Multiple whitewater rafting groups report seeing a mysterious woman in white along Idaho's rugged Main Salmon River. We look into the sightings and the legend's wild history.

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AfarOct 15

Pine Trees That Change Color in the Fall? See Them in the Canadian Rockies.

These are Alberta’s larches, a unique species of deciduous pine whose needles change color in the autumn and drop off for the winter. And, for a few brilliant weeks each September and October, they ...

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  • Banff National ParkSightBanff, CanadaOne of the best regions for larch hikes.
  • Moraine LakeSightBanff, CanadaFamous scenic spot, particularly in autumn for larch hikes.
  • Kananaskis CountryNeighborhoodCanmore, CanadaA vast, protected wilderness area of mountains, lakes, and trails.
  • Chester LakeSightCanmore, CanadaGlacier-carved lake with golden larches ringing its shoreline.
  • Kootenay National ParkSightRadium Hot Springs, CanadaLarches are found here generally at elevations around 2,000 meters.
  • Elbow-Sheep Wildland Provincial ParkSightCanmore, CanadaIt is within the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
  • Larch ValleyTrailBanff, CanadaA 2.7-mile hike starting from Moraine Lake.
  • Rocky Mountain AdventuresPlaceCanmore, CanadaJoin us for a guided hike through the stunning golden larches of Larch Valley — a Canadian Rockies fall highlight.
  • The Malcolm HotelHotelCanmore, CanadaScottish-inspired mountain lodge overlooking two creeks.
  • SauvageRestaurantCanmore, CanadaA contemporary restaurant in Canmore, Alberta, offering seasonal tasting menus and à la carte dining in an intimate…
  • Grizzly Paw PubPubCanmore, CanadaTown's original craft brewery with an elevated restaurant.
  • Tank310RestaurantCanmore, CanadaElevated restaurant at the Grizzly Paw Pub.
  • Peter Lougheed Provincial ParkSightCanmore, Canada
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AfarOct 15

Charlotte Is Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Southern Cooking

Chefs from around the world are folding their own traditions into the Queen City's kitchens, redefining what it means to eat Southern.

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  • Restaurant ConstanceRestaurantMichelin-recognized, builds dishes around local flavors.
  • Counter-RestaurantFirst restaurant in North Carolina to earn a Michelin star.
  • YuntaRestaurantFeatures Peruvian and Japanese traditions through Nikkei cooking.
  • MurayaRestaurantCelebrates Colombian food and culture with ceviche and pandebono.
  • Charlotte StrEATsFestivalFeatures restaurants, chefs, and makers from across the city.
  • Savor CharlotteFestivalThree weeks of special menus, exclusive events, and chef experiences.
  • Carolina BBQ FestivalFestivalBrings together pitmasters and barbecue traditions from across the Southeast.
  • Sweet Lew's BBQRestaurant
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 14

The Best Airports in the World for Art, According to the “Oscars of the Aviation Industry”

From Denver to Mumbai, these artsy airports show that beauty can still be found in the most stressful of places.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 14

This is Where Health Insurance Will Cost You the Most—and Least—Around the World

The SIP Health Cost Index ranks the average cost of private health insurance in 60 countries, including Singapore, Morocco, and Malta.

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  • MexicoPlaceMexico City, Mexicoseventh most expensive private healthcare
  • BrazilPlaceBrasilia, Brazileighth most expensive private healthcare
  • ThailandPlaceBangkok, Thailandtenth most expensive private healthcare
  • BahamasSightNassau, Bahamasninth most expensive private healthcare
  • United StatesPlaceWashington DC, United Statescountry with the most expensive private healthcare
  • ChinaPlaceBeijing, Chinafourth most expensive private healthcare
  • United KingdomPlaceLondon, United Kingdomfifth most expensive private healthcare
  • United Arab Emirates, DubaiPlaceDubai, United Arab Emiratessixth most expensive private healthcare
  • NigeriaPlaceAbuja, Nigerialeast expensive private healthcare
  • EgyptPlaceCairo, Egyptsecond least expensive private healthcare
  • SwedenPlaceStockholm, Swedenthird least expensive private healthcare
  • MauritiusPlacePort Louis, Mauritiusfourth least expensive private healthcare
  • KenyaPlaceNairobi, Kenyafifth least expensive private healthcare
  • NorwayPlaceOslo, Norwaysixth least expensive private healthcare
  • NetherlandsPlaceAmsterdam, The Netherlandsseventh least expensive private healthcare
  • MaltaPlaceValletta, Maltaninth least expensive private healthcare
  • RomaniaPlaceBucharest, Romaniatenth least expensive private healthcare
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 14

Wildfires Are Sweeping Across Peru’s Cusco Region: What Travelers Should Know

From air quality concerns to exact areas impacted, here's the 411.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 14

The Best Costa Rica Airbnbs Near Cloud Forests, Surf Breaks, and Towering Volcanoes

Stunning homes for solo travelers, large groups, and everyone in between.

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Atlas ObscuraOct 14

St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church in Brooklyn, New York

Initially conceived by and built to serve the Irish community of Sunset Park, Brooklyn, this striking Catholic Church was completed in 1905. When completed, and for decades thereafter, it stood as the second-tallest structure in Brooklyn, behind the Williamsburg Savings Bank, located in Downtown Brooklyn. The building was designed by Raymond F. Almirall, a prominent architect who trained at the…

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  • Tiffany GlassPlaceNew York City, United Statescreated decorative elements for the church
  • New York HarborSightNew York City, United Stateschurch dome serves as informal beacon for ships
  • Williamsburg Savings BankSightBrooklyn, United Stateschurch was second-tallest structure behind this
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AfarOct 14

Visiting This Upstate New York Town Feels Like Traveling 100 Years Back in Time

Time moves slowly in East Aurora, thanks to hand-bound books, stained glass, leatherwork, and other Art Deco and Victorian crafts.

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Lonely PlanetOct 13

10 Experiences You Can Only Have in Nicaragua

Often overlooked by visitors to Central America, Nicaragua is packed with incredible landscapes, fascinating culture, and top-tier beaches. These are some of our favorite experiences in this wild and wonderful nation.

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Lonely PlanetOct 13

Checking In: The Populus Hotel in Seattle

Why you should consider this mid-range hotel for your next stay in the Emerald City.

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Lonely PlanetOct 13

One Perfect Day: 24 Hours in New York City

If you only have 24 hours in New York, this itinerary designed by a local will help you make the most of every New York minute.

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Atlas ObscuraOct 13

Art of Play in Brooklyn, New York

A tiny mechanical bird named Molly has become an unlikely celebrity in Brooklyn. She sings, she dances, and she recently found herself at the center of a very public feud. Molly lives at Art of Play, a unique curiosity shop on Atlantic Avenue filled with puzzles, games, playing cards, mechanical toys, and objects designed to make grown-ups feel like curious children again. The shop also hosts a…

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13

If a Silent Retreat Is Too Much, Ease Into the Trend With a Silent Dinner

During a five-course silent dinner at Rancho La Puerta, travel writer Lara Kramer learned to settle into the silence.

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  • Rancho La PuertaHotelTecate, MexicoWellness hotel hosting a silent dinner for 15 years.
  • Silent DinnerPlaceTecate, Mexico90-minute, five-course meditative meal with 16 people.
  • BasinPlaceLake Louise, CanadaThermal bathing facility at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.
  • Aufguss experiencePlaceLake Louise, CanadaMultisensory sauna experience led by sauna master.
  • Dolomites Sleep RetreatPlaceDolomites, ItalyRetreat designed to improve sleep cycle.
  • EremitoHotelUmbrian countryside, ItalyContemporary hermitage with no Wi-Fi or TV in rooms.
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Lonely PlanetOct 13

The 13 Best Places to Visit in December

December is the ideal month to get away. Try these perfect winter escapes, taking in festive markets, action-packed adventures and the northern lights.

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  • La JollaNeighborhoodSan Diego, United StatesFancy neighborhood in San Diego.
  • Puerto PrincesaHotelPalawan, PhilippinesCapital of Palawan, gateway to Subterranean River.
  • El NidoNeighborhoodPalawan, PhilippinesOffers 20-plus dive sites with diverse marine life.
  • El YunqueParkPuerto RicoRainforest for hiking in Puerto Rico.
  • Bioluminescent BaySightPuerto RicoOffers dazzling after-dark kayaking.
  • RincónNeighborhoodPuerto RicoKnown for surfing in Puerto Rico.
  • San JuanNeighborhoodPuerto RicoOld town founded in 1521 with bright alleyways.
  • ViequesSightPuerto RicoLocated about 8 miles (13 km) east of the main island of Puerto Rico, it is about 20 miles (32 km) long and 4.5 miles…
  • PonceNeighborhoodPuerto RicoLively second city of Puerto Rico.
  • Coron IslandSightPalawan, PhilippinesOffers thrilling wreck diving on a sunken Japanese fleet.
  • Triglav National ParkSightSloveniaPark with thrilling landscapes for resorts.
  • Lake BledSightSloveniaMagical lake with an isle and castle.
  • HatilloNeighborhoodPuerto RicoTown known for high jinks on Día de los Inocentes.
  • Subterranean River National ParkSightPuerto Princesa, PhilippinesNavigable underground waterway through karst formations.
  • Lake BohinjSightSloveniaBeautiful lake in Triglav National Park.
  • Central Kalahari Game ReserveNature reserveBotswanaLarge reserve attracting big predators in rainy season.
  • Northern Deception ValleyNeighborhoodBotswanaArea attracting grazers and predators in the reserve.
  • EncinitasNeighborhoodSan Diego, United StatesSurfy neighborhood in San Diego.
  • Ocean BeachSuburbSan Diego, United StatesAlternative neighborhood in San Diego.
  • CulebraNeighborhoodPuerto Rico
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13

Getting Lost in Bolivia's Wine Lands, Storied Mines, and Haunting Salt Flats

On a captivating journey for mind and soul, one writer loses himself in the landscape.

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  • Salar de UyuniSightUyuni, BoliviaBolivia's most famous salt flat, at more than 4,000 square miles.
  • Cerro RicoSightPotosi, BoliviaPyramid-shaped mountain, world's most profitable source of silver.
  • Casa Nacional de la MonedaMuseumPotosi, BoliviaColossal national mint with smelting rooms.
  • San PedroRestaurantTarija, BoliviaFounded in the 16th century, one of the region's oldest vineyards.
  • Tierra RojaPlaceVilla Abecia, BoliviaEstate created by Cristian Villamor, planted with Cabernet.
  • San Francisco de la HorcaPlaceTarija, BoliviaWinery with oak barrels and huge earthen pots.
  • El TíoSightPotosi, BoliviaDemonic figure, considered the Lord of the Mountain.
  • JiriraHotelUyuni, BoliviaUpscale lodge created by high-end Chilean tour operator Explora.
  • Hotel Museo CayaraHotelPotosi, BoliviaOne of the oldest Spanish houses in South America, built in 1557.
  • Explora Jirira LodgeHotelUyuni, BoliviaPrefabricated modular structures on stilts, designed by Max Núñez.
  • K'ajchi IslandSightUyuni, BoliviaSmall volcano that erupted from the seabed, slopes teeming with butterflies.
  • Tunupa volcanoSightUyuni, BoliviaHalf-collapsed cone, a riot of mineral color.
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13

11 Best All-Inclusives in Mexico for Every Bachelorette Vibe

From wellness-focused resorts in Cancún to adults-only stays in Los Cabos.

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Atlas ObscuraOct 13

Steaming Tender Restaurant in Palmer, Massachusetts

Palmer, Massachusetts is a relatively small city around 15 miles from the City of Springfield. It’s the smallest city in the state and it’s one of the handfuls of cities that calls itself a town within the official name. The nickname of the city is "Town of Seven Railroads", and one location in Palmer helps explain why. When the Industrial Revolution and rail travel began in Massachusetts, Palm…

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13

The Best Things to Do in Laguna Beach, Orange County's Historic Arts Enclave

Come in the off-season for fewer crowds than the summer’s renowned festivals bring and a more local feel.

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Lonely PlanetOct 13

11 of the Best Places to Visit in Vermont

Whatever you’re seeking, Vermont has it.

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OutsideOct 13

Something Wicked this Way Floats. Witch Paddles Are on the Rise Across the Country.

Every October, hundreds of revelers in witch costumes float on lakes and bays, ponds and harbors. Instead of brooms, they opt for paddle boards. From Sleepy Hollow to Seattle, here's our coast-to-coast guide on the best ones.

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