Albania is slowly becoming the jewel of the Balkans due to its sparkling crystal waters, impressive mountains and affordability for all types of travelers. Come with an open mind and a rough plan, and be ready to be submerged in a rich culture like no other in Europe. If you’re planning a trip to this
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Italy’s fourth-largest city, Turin, is the essence of la dolce vita. Not in the full-throttle, scooter-screeching style of the hot south, but with a composed dignity befitting of an elegant northern city shaped by the noble House of Savoy and politically explosive unification movement. This was the country’s first capital in the 1860s and is the
Thanks to its beaches, historic sites, mountain hikes and irresistible food, Vietnam draws travelers from all over the world. Yet as you navigate the hordes at the most popular destinations in this stalwart of Southeast Asia, you’ll realize the secret is out. Which is why you might appreciate recommendations from three plugged-in, Vietnam based travel
Melbourne probably isn’t the first city that springs to mind when thinking about Australia’s famous beaches. Instead, you might think of Sydney with its Pacific-facing coastline and massive harbor, or perhaps Perth with its Indian Ocean beaches over which the sun sets. However, Melbourne is wrapped around the vast Port Phillip Bay, which means there
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Lonely Planet’s People You Meet series profiles people we think you should meet on your journey – those who make lasting impressions and help you connect more deeply with the destination. No fan of following convention, Mykonos-based designer Faye Chatzi set out to carve her own niche in the fashion world. Born in Naples to
Many know the East African country of Tanzania for the Great Migration at Serengeti National Park, but there’s so much history and wilderness to explore within this diverse region. Around the country there are several national parks, home to the largest concentration of wildlife in Africa. On the coast are some of the world’s most riveting islands
Those who enjoy wild and lonely places will love driving Nevada‘s scenic and remote back roads. Whether you’re planning to add some scenic byways into a longer road trip in the USA or just want to squeeze in a bit more sightseeing, our pick of Nevada’s best drives are worth adding to your itinerary. Pick up a
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Whether you’re visiting Lima as a destination in its own right or here for a brief stopover before heading on to Cuzco and the Andes, there’s no bad time of year to visit. There’s usually something on the cultural calendar each month and the City of Kings serves up world-renowned restaurants, top museums, and direct
In our 5 Shops series, we’ll point you in the direction of our favorite independent shops across some of the world’s best cities. From food markets and bookshops to vintage and homegrown design stores, we’ve found a diverse and exciting mix of local retailers where you can pick up one-of-a-kind pieces. Zürich, Switzerland’s financial beating
While Vail is justly beloved for its skiing and snowboarding terrain, there’s much more to this Colorado mountain town than snow sports. Whether you crave a big, bold adventure in the Rockies or prefer an afternoon of posh pampering, the Vail Valley offers vacationers plenty of things to see and do. From hiking with llamas to
With its top restaurants and leading cultural museums, you might never tire of the fast-paced metropolitan lifestyle found in Lima. But step away from Peru’s capital city for a day and there’s plenty more to see, from roaring rapids to ancient archaeological sites. These are the best day trips from Lima. Hiking Lomas de Lucumo
With its prime location on the Pacific Coast and a wealth of gourmet restaurants, metropolitan Lima should be mega-expensive. Yet the glamourous Peruvian capital, known locally as the City of Kings, has plenty to do on a pauper’s budget. From museums to mountains, pre-Inca pyramids to panoramic views, there are plenty of free things to
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In Troyes (pronounce: trwa), the smallest, and most upstream, of the four cities traversed by the river Seine, you will find plenty to amaze and entertain you for at least three days. Be astonished by the greatest number of colorful, medieval half-timbered houses in France – there are 3000 of them. Admire stained glass windows
Rio de Janeiro is a continual cultural hotspot and each neighborhood in the city boasts its own unique vibe. While you’ve probably heard of Ipanema, Copacabana, and even Lapa, there are some other up-and-coming and under-the-radar neighborhoods that you cannot afford to miss out on. Here’s everything you need to know about Rio de Janeiro‘s coolest alternative
Landlocked Bolivia is an exciting country with unmatched travel experiences for its visitors. While it’s true that the sheer scale of opportunities on offer can be overwhelming, such variety is a gift to travelers looking for true adventure. Long overshadowed by the tourism juggernauts that are its neighbors, local initiatives are rocketing Bolivia to the
With its Indian Ocean islands, abundance of animals, lush mountains and welcoming people, Tanzania is on almost everyone’s Africa bucket list. If you have the opportunity to travel here, take it and relish the chance to experience a way of life that is still closely intertwined with age-old rhythms and the cycles of nature. After
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