Destinations

It’s hard to sum up the kaleidoscope of territories, ecosystems and rhythms of life that make up Puglia. Perhaps that’s why some older Italians use the plural Le Puglie (“many Puglias”) to describe this alluring region of southern Italy. Puglia’s 940km (584 miles) of coastline – which was once part of the Magna Graecia and home to ancient

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, Chloé Braithwaite takes us on a gentle stroll through the cafes, shops and sights of Nice’s Old Town. Nice is the kind

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Storybook beaches, hissing volcanoes and granita in spades: Sicily offers what every kid dreams of. Mountains of adventures on this swashbuckling island in Italy fire young imaginations and keep all ages busy for days. SSicily’scoastline alone ducks and dives for an extraordinary 1500km (930 miles) around clandestine coves and pirate-esque sea caves, strips of powder-white

Simply put, Norway is spectacular. Along the west coast, shimmering blue fjords carve deep into the interior, with picture-perfect villages hugging the shores and gravity-defying farms clinging to the steep slopes above. Elsewhere, the coastline is less dramatic but still stunning with white-painted towns and countless islands, while interior Norway has some of Europe’s wildest,

Croatia is an endlessly appealing destination with sun-drenched beaches, picturesque hilltop towns and atmospheric streets. Many come for the Dalmatian Coast delights and Istria’s rural charms. Others are here for superb hiking routes, treasured national parks, food and drink experiences, or the chance to enjoy hip Zagreb’s art, music and cafes. Thankfully, the government has ensured the country is

Which of Spain‘s popular holiday escapes is right for you?  It’s not an easy choice: both islands are lapped by the clear waters of the Mediterranean and have gorgeous coastlines packed with white-sand beaches and tiny coves; both islands have captivating UNESCO sites to explore and strong food scenes with dishes just begging to be sampled.

Cappadocia is one of Turkey’s most iconic destinations, with instantly recognizable landscapes and outstanding historical sites just begging to be explored. There’s so much to do here that you may struggle with where to start – delving into the region’s rich cultural heritage or taking in the beautiful and distinctive views on a hike amidst

In this series, Lonely Planet’s team of writers and editors answers your travel problems and provides tips and hacks to help you plan a hassle-free trip. A question about where to find authentic and traditional pubs in Dublin that locals love has prompted Dublin-based Digital Editor, Sasha Brady, to weigh in. Question: I’m traveling to

Morocco is a fantastic year-round vacation destination, but choosing the best time of year to travel will depend on your interests and holiday needs. The mild months from October to April see an influx of travelers from the northern hemisphere, who flock to North Africa to escape long winters in Europe or North America. For

Iceland appears on the must-do lists of many travelers – its charming cities and towns, other-worldly landscapes and astronomical phenomena keep the crowds coming back for more every year. But how do you choose the highlights of your trip in a country packed with so many of them? Don’t worry, we’ve picked twelve incredible places,

Glossy showrooms, high-rise condos and luxury shopping malls illuminate Panama City’s banking district. This has been the epicenter of prodigious real estate development in recent years. Panama City is an international banking center and global trans-shipment hub with generous offshore tax structures and strong secrecy laws. Dubious money, laundered through real estate, has been transforming the

Although Türkiye is a relatively cheap country in which to travel, there are some regions which are a bit pricier, and Cappadocia is one of these, thanks to its popularity with both domestic and international tourists. You’re likely to still find travel here very reasonably priced compared to your home country, but if you’ve been

Among Italians, Sicily is a prime summer destination, so when the mercury rises, so do airfares – but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the Italian island life on a budget. While you can save on air travel by booking your trip in the off-season, it’s quite easy to plan a money-conscious itinerary year-round.  Unlike

Seville is one of the most beautiful and liveliest cities in Spain, with a cerulean blue sky and streets bathed in year-round sunshine. This manageable metropolis is made for strolling, cycling and scootering and, most importantly, sitting outside a tiled bar or hip restaurant, sipping a caña (small glass of beer) or fino (dry sherry).

The people of Memphis know how to have a good time and there is rarely a period when the city isn’t enormous fun to visit. However, depending on what makes your must-do list for Bluff City, some seasons will be more suitable than others. From the best barbeque you’ll ever taste and incredible live music

As the largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily is a grand road trip destination that doesn’t just stop at the beautiful blue waters that fringe its rocky coastline. Winding pastoral roads meander through the hilly hinterlands near Palermo and up to the dark volcanic slopes of the testy Mount Etna. At the crossroads of history,

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It’s no secret that visitors to the United Arab Emirates associate the country more with sizzling Dubai than stately Abu Dhabi. Yet the UAE’s capital has never been one to chase pizzazz. Instead, Abu Dhabi has taken initiatives that emphasize heritage and culture, as well as family-friendly offerings such as theme parks. With easy access