Looking to escape the everyday grind with a picture-perfect romantic holiday? We’ve looked all over the USA and plucked out 10 weekend getaways that cater to couples of all tastes. From mountains to beaches, big cities to small towns, sprawling national parks to epic West Coast drives, here are the best places in the US
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Known as one of the historical hubs of Japan, Kyoto has a notable number of well-preserved neighborhoods, majestic temples and all manner of photo-worthy landscapes. But getting to know the city’s abundant heritage doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are the best things to do for free across Kyoto. Beat the crowds at Fushimi
There’s never a bad time to visit Puerto Rico. The average temperature in any given season is 80°F (26°C), which can go up drastically in the summer months, or dip to 60°F (15°C) in the winter. While you can go to the beach at any time of the year, there’s a busy festival calendar and
In Lonely Plan-It, we take you step by step through how we planned some of the most complicated travel adventures. Here, Nicola Williams explains how she tackled one of the most mythical cycling routes in the French Alps with her tween daughter. When it comes to inspiring outdoor action and ridiculously good-looking alpine scenery in
Scattered and remote in the South Pacific, the Cook Islands are a taste of tropical perfection. At 3234km (2009 miles) from the nearest major landmass, this is a far-flung destination for most travelers. But if you make it all the way here, you’ll discover that this is a straightforward place to visit. The Cook Islanders
Kyoto is on the travel list of most first-time visitors to Japan for good reason. With its fleet of over 2000 temples, lush gardens and traditional tea houses, Kyoto is one of Japan’s major historical hubs – to say nothing of being easy on the eye (enjoy a sunset on the hill in Kiyomizu-dera to see what
The mighty rivers, lush mountains, Maya archaeological sites and Mesoamerican Barrier Reef scattered across Honduras beckon adventurous travelers from across the globe. This Central American gem is a popular port of call for large cruise ships, and passengers often have to squeeze a handful of activities into an eight-hour window. But we recommend visiting Honduras
Cultural capital Oaxaca‘s combo of authentic regional flavor and big-city grit makes it one of the most intriguing destinations in Mexico. So whether you’re hanging in atmospheric mezcal bars or embracing soulful Day of the Dead festivities, these top tips should serve you well. Here are 10 things you should know when planning your trip
Can’t decide between visiting dive sites and tropical beaches, hiking through mountains or exploring swish city centers? Deliberate no more – Malaysia has you covered with its amazing array of things to do. This Southeast Asian nation has an astonishing variety of landscapes, cultures and cuisines. In the cities, minarets, mandirs and Chinese temples share the
In the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, a country that values happiness above everything else, children are welcomed with open arms. Kept secret for decades, its isolation from the rest of the world has added to its mystery and allure. Now, Bhutan focuses on low-volume high-value tourism, and one of the best reasons to visit is
In Canada, a visit to the beach doesn’t just mean ice cream, basking in the sun and a bracing dip in the ocean. If you’re lucky, it might also include a bear encounter, a windswept walk amid driftwood and a chance to lob a snowball rather than a pebble into the surf. Depending on where
Within Kyoto’s historically rich and compact confines, distinctive neighborhoods tell different tales about this storied city. From the liquor-fueled alleys of nightlife haunt Ponto-chō and the ancient religious iconography of the rolling Higashiyama hills to the Edo-period flagstones and kimono-clad dancers of Gion, venturing through Kyoto is like embarking on a journey through the annals of Japanese
Getting around Bordeaux – a compact city that contains a dazzling mosaic of architectural styles – is a feast for the eyes. This is, after all, the world’s largest urban World Heritage Site, encompassing some 18 sq km (seven sq miles) – or half the city. Since time immemorial, vessels of various shapes and sizes have
Perhaps no other state is as defined by terrain as Alaska. With 350 million acres of land and 6,640 miles of coastline making it the largest state in the USA, Alaska’s enormity also represents its significant history, myriad cultures, and abundant activities. As such, understanding the unique features of the state is an important part
The Indonesian island of Bali is a sun-soaked paradise that attracts every type of traveler, from budget-conscious backpackers to luxury jet-setters. But – as with any destination – the vast majority of travelers (especially first-timers) will have a number of questions, whether it’s “Can unmarried couples stay together in Bali?” (an increasingly common one in
While most visitors make their way to Kyoto to take in the rich history of the ancient capital of Japan, nature lovers come for the hiking trails – both well-trodden and off-the-beaten-path – that snake across Kyoto Prefecture. Forested paths wind through the stunning mountain ranges that surround Kyoto on three sides, providing opportunities for
Delve into Local Strolls, a series where writers reveal their favorite walks in their hometowns. Each route offers a snapshot of urban life, guiding you to lesser-known attractions and cherished local spots. Here, Cristian Bonetto explains why an aimless stroll through South Melbourne reveals some overlooked delights. Melbourne loves a game of hide and seek.
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Cuba is a Caribbean paradise, but because of the island’s tumultuous history and international relations, its visa rules can be complicated – especially for visitors from the US. We’ve rounded up all the key information you need to know about Cuba’s entry requirements, including details on the various types of visas, how to secure them and
If you’re an American traveler, you’ve likely done this sort of calendar math, spotting where all the paid holidays fall this year and figuring out how to combine them with your own limited paid time off (PTO). There are videos upon videos on TikTok and Instagram from people who have done these calculations for you.
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