Genoa is often a forgotten stop on the Italian tourist trail, with visitors to northern Italy usually lured by the fashion and glamour of Milan and the ski access around Turin. Those savvy few who do head down to this charming port city will be glad they did. You’ll find exquisite medieval and Renaissance […]
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6 star-spangled presidential libraries to visit
At a presidential library, there are zero books to check out. These facilities are actually museums, archives and event spaces filled with documents, photographs, videos and artifacts from presidents past. The National Archives and Records Administration oversees 15 of these libraries, each one designed to be immersive and illuminating, giving the public a fuller look […]
Read MoreThe best dog-friendly hotels around the UK
If you treat your dog like one of the family at home, for your next getaway choose a dog-friendly hotel, where all pooches are guaranteed to be pampered. Gara Rock, Salcombe, Devon Canine guests are welcome in the restaurant at Gara Rock (Image credit: Gara Rock) Set “atop a high, jagged peninsula” just outside Salcombe, […]
Read More5 ways to help the environment while on vacation
Volunteering on vacation can be a way to connect with the land you are visiting. In between beach days and museum tours, consider signing up to help a local environmental organization. Spending a few hours pulling weeds or cleaning trails will show you a new side of your destination. Here are five free volunteer opportunities […]
Read MoreFour Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay: unwind at this picture-perfect resort
If you are looking for beautiful beachside peace and relaxation, the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay is hard to beat. Staff here have a permanent genuine smile and nothing is too big an ask. If you’d like a golf buggy to pick you up for dinner to shield you from the sun, or […]
Read MoreA blissfully unspoilt Indian Ocean island
It is one of the most remote islands in the Indian Ocean, lying 600km east of its nearest neighbour, Mauritius. And, though it has been inhabited for the past three centuries, Rodrigues remains a “blissfully peaceful” place, says Nigel Tisdall in the FT. Named after the Portuguese explorer Diogo Rodrigues, who visited in 1528, it […]
Read MoreRodrigues: a blissfully unspoilt Indian Ocean island
It is one of the most remote islands in the Indian Ocean, lying 600km east of its nearest neighbour, Mauritius. And, though it has been inhabited for the past three centuries, Rodrigues remains a “blissfully peaceful” place, says Nigel Tisdall in the FT. Named after the Portuguese explorer Diogo Rodrigues, who visited in 1528, it […]
Read MoreLoire Valley Lodges review: sleep, feast and revive in treetop luxury
The dawn chorus is an idyllic start to any day. But listening to it from the comfort of a bed in a treehouse as you soak up panoramic forest views – now that makes for a truly magical morning. And it’s pretty much how every day starts for guests at Loire Valley Lodges, where both […]
Read More6 scenic white water rafting destinations to get your heart racing
Not much can rival the thrill of white water rafting. Every run is an adventure, with the spray hitting your face as you whoosh down the river, the scenery streaking by. All rafters have to start somewhere, and beginners can hit the Class I rapids, which are gentler and have minimal obstacles, while seasoned pros […]
Read MoreWhat to know when planning an awe-inspiring hike on the Inca Trail
While on the Inca Trail, every step — past ancient ruins, up stone staircases and over Dead Woman’s Pass — brings hikers closer to their final goal: reaching Machu Picchu. Trains and buses drop thousands of visitors off here every day, but hiking in offers an unmatched experience. Hikers get to sit in sacred spaces, […]
Read MoreRoad To Coachella, Weekend Two — Mia Moretti, Juliet Mendoza, More Share Advice
To quote Uproxx Hip-Hop Editor Aaron Williams, “Coachella is still the best place to discover music that you otherwise wouldn’t or couldn’t.” Better yet, it remains a destination music festival known for surprise musical happenings. As seen last week, with Billie Eilish alongside Lana Del Rey, Shakira with Bizarrap, and Olivia Rodrigo with No Doubt. […]
Read MoreSolo travel: the ‘ultimate indulgence in 2024’
The number of holidaymakers choosing to go it alone is rising, whether in escorted groups, or independently. And it is an active choice, not forced by an inability to find a travelling companion. “Rather than a function of necessity or compromise, holidaying alone has become the ultimate indulgence in 2024: a rare chance in this […]
Read MoreHow To DIY Your Outdoor Space On A Budget This Spring
Spring has sprung, and before you know it, summer will be here. Why’s it matter? Because we all live pretty busy lives, and whether you’re juggling jobs or simply have a lot on your plate, this is your reminder to start leveling up your backyard aesthetic. Don’t have a backyard? Maybe you have a balcony […]
Read MoreKerala: one Indian state, four exhilarating ways
Kerala is a microcosm of India itself. The 360-mile-long sliver abutting the Arabian Sea is a bewildering jumble of people, places and cultures. Impossible to get a handle on with one lone visit — or six visits even. The startling breadth of Kerala is almost preternatural. Well, better to say it is extra natural, because […]
Read MoreTrinidad: an elegant old town in southern Cuba
Set in the foothills of the Escambray Mountains, close to Cuba’s southern shore, Trinidad is one of the island’s most perfectly preserved towns, says Claire Boobbyer in The Times. It is a full four hours’ drive from the capital, Havana, on the north coast, but still attracts plenty of tourists. They’re drawn partly by the […]
Read MoreFour Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan: unparalleled elegance and cultural immersion
Situated in Ubud, the cultural centre of Bali, the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan is also immersed in nature, being a stone’s throw from the alluring Ayung River valley. Enveloped by the sights and sounds of the flourishing forest, you’ll feel instantly relaxed as you cross the dramatic drawbridge upon arrival. There is a […]
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Read MoreMaradiva Villas Resort & Spa, Mauritius: the perfect ‘get-away-from-it-all’ resort
When writing about Mauritius, Mark Twain, as he so often did, hit the nail on the head. “Mauritius was made first and then heaven,” the American author said; “and heaven was copied after Mauritius.” Getting the chance to visit the island for yourself proves he wasn’t wrong. So beautiful it should be signed up by […]
Read MoreFour Seasons Megève: a ‘secluded’ mountain retreat with plenty to explore
Alpine ski resorts were set for a bumper season late last autumn when snow arrived nice and early. Yet the Four Seasons Megève hotel is ideal at any time of year, so you don’t have to hope for a covering of the white stuff when booking your stay. I was there in the heart of […]
Read MoreFour Seasons Megève: a ‘secluded’ mountain retreat with plenty to explore
Alpine ski resorts were set for a bumper season late last autumn when snow arrived nice and early. Yet the Four Seasons Megève hotel is ideal at any time of year, so you don’t have to hope for a covering of the white stuff when booking your stay. I was there in the heart of […]
Read MoreThe UPROXX Spring 2024 Travel Hot List
There’s nothing worse than a jaded traveler. The second you feel yourself getting jaded, get off the road. Pack it up. Head home. No shame in that; not in the least. Sometimes not even a hotel with a deep bathtub can beat cozying up on your threadbare couch. Travel is not for the weary, it’s […]
Read More8 small travel essentials that make a big difference
When you make a purchase using links on our site, The Week may earn a commission. All reviews are written independently by our editorial team. When flying, the most important thing is getting to your destination safely — but if you can make it from point A to point B comfortably, that’s even better. Set […]
Read MoreBest night trains in Europe
Long-distance train travel is having a moment it seems. Whether the appeal is the old-school romance of being rocked to sleep on the rails, perhaps waking up in another country, concerns about climate change and the carbon footprint of flying, or a desire to experience slow travel and take in more of your surroundings on […]
Read More6 fabulous hotels to visit in April
This April, escape from the ordinary. Now is the time to go big and try something new on your vacation. That could mean spending the night at a zoo, booking a suite at a resort where you can swim straight to your room or staying at a hotel with a pet psychic on stand by. […]
Read MoreAsturias: cool summers and verdant landscapes
With its glorious Atlantic beaches, “verdant” mountains and elegant cities, Asturias is among Spain’s loveliest regions. Owing to its “chilly and rainy” climate, it has never been a very popular summer holiday destination for British tourists, but as the climate changes, and swathes of southern Europe become uncomfortably hot in July and August, a rethink […]
Read MoreWhat Makes A Safari ‘Animal-Friendly’ And How Can You Ensure Your Next One Is?
Going on a safari is at the top of many travelers’ bucket lists — and for good reason. Getting the chance to see wildlife in their natural habitat up-close-and-personal is phenomenal and for many travelers, a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Obviously, safaris are often unpredictable and are dictated by weather and the whereabouts of the wildlife — […]
Read MoreAmerica’s Worst Airport Deserves the Name of America’s Worst President
Now, the food. It’s true that almost all airport food in America is overpriced bellyache fuel. But usually you can find something edible, often by patronizing restaurants that make good food elsewhere in the city. No such restaurant exists at Dulles—unless you count Chef Geoffs, which, I gather, is riding on its reputation from two […]
Read More7 enchanting spots for glamping
Traditional camping is not for everyone. Maybe you are afraid of bugs, don’t know how to pitch a tent or find that sleeping on the ground is a dealbreaker for your back. Well: enter glamping. This camping alternative combines the great outdoors with plush hotel amenities — and you still get s’mores. Check out these […]
Read MoreLong-distance footpaths in the UK
Hikers can enjoy some of Europe’s best long-distance footpaths here in the UK, but you don’t have to walk each entire trail in one go. You can cover the section that most appeals, or that’s closest, or work your way along the path over several trips, known as section-hiking. Or you can opt for a […]
Read MoreOur Complete Travel Guide To Louisville’s Famed ‘Whiskey Row’
Louisville is experiencing a massive tourism boom. A huge part of that is thanks to the millions of people who come to the state for bourbon. It helps that last year, The New York Times named Louisville one of the “52 Places To Go in 2023” — calling out Derby City for its “…rising L.G.B.T.Q. […]
Read MoreThe natural wonders of Tobago
The island of Tobago – located 30 miles northeast of Trinidad, with which it forms a dual nation – offers a taste of “the unspoilt Caribbean”, says Lyn Hughes in Wanderlust. The island has only a handful of large coastal resorts, which are confined to its flat southwest side. The rest of its coastline strikes […]
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