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New Art Center Opens on Paris's Île Seguin in October 2026
Large, a contemporary art center focused mainly on the French art scene, will open on Île Seguin near Paris this October.
Hotels Now Offer Tennis Courts, Surf Lessons and Game Tickets
Condé Nast Traveler says sports tourism is worth about $1.16 trillion, and hotels are joining in.
Sleep at the Real Places Where Jane Austen Films Were Made
Historic estates and cottages from film versions of Austen's books are open to overnight guests in the UK.
20 of the World's Most Beautiful Shops, Chosen by an Expert on Shopkeepers
From an umbrella shop that has existed since 1830 to a Madrid shoe store, these shops are worth a trip.
Walking With Goats on One of Africa's Oldest Migrations in Morocco
Berber families still move their herds up to 180 miles between summer and winter pastures.
Planning a Trip to Mammoth Cave National Park: Where to Stay and What to Do
The Kentucky park holds the world's longest known cave system and over 80 miles of trails above ground.
Walking Japan's Shikoku Pilgrimage, a 750-Mile Trail of 88 Temples
The quiet island of Shikoku draws 100,000 to 150,000 walkers a year to its forests, temples and friendly inns.
Why So Many European Landmarks Have Legends About Devils, Giants and Dragons
A folklorist says unusual places attract stories, such as the Devil's Bridge in Wales.
Focaccia di Recco: The Thin, Cheesy Bread From the Italian Riviera
Unlike soft, fluffy focaccia, this version has no yeast and is filled with melted cheese.
Palaka, Hawaii's Blocky Plaid Fabric, Is Having a Fashion Moment
The textile began as simple workwear and has become a symbol of local pride.