Historical streets, mountain trails, trendy markets and one-of-a-kind museums coexist in Colombia’s capital city, located 2600 meters (8530ft) above the sea. In Bogotá, you can start your day with a walk in the local cloud forest, spend your afternoon meandering through the 18th-century streets of La Candelaria, and enjoy dinner at a restaurant that turns into
Perhaps you’re not familiar with Greg Lambrecht. But if you’ve enjoyed wine by the glass at any remotely respectable restaurant over the past decade, there’s a good chance that he’s helped shape your tasting experience. In 2011 he introduced the world to the Coravin, a state-of-the-art opener, which enabled enthusiasts to enjoy samples of their
No longer in the shadow of its bigger sibling to the south, Porto is a vibrant hub of arts and culture, with top-notch museums and galleries, Michelin-listed restaurants and a beautiful setting along the Douro. Whether or not you plan to tack on a trip to Lisbon, leave yourself ample time to explore this fascinating
Lonely Planet photographer Dominic Bonuccelli visits the one-time silver mining town of Batopilas to explore some ruins with a colourful history and a link to America. Visit http://www.lonelyplanet.com/mexico for more information about Mexico. #LonelyPlanet #Mexico #ShepherdsHacienda
For the longest time, rum, a spirit first distilled in the Caribbean in the 17th century, seemed to be consigned to the worst of fates. It was buried under sickly sweet mixers and served in cotton candy colored frozen beverages. Drinking a glass on the rocks seemed unthinkable to most drinkers. Well, those days have
The slope of the Batel, by Muralla de Carlos III, is a sea of blue and red tunics as the Carthaginian and Roman armies face off against one another. The first group of fighters – armed with spears, their faces fearsome painted masks of blue and white – let out a tremendous roar, their archer
The United States is vast and varied, spanning roughly 3000 miles from east to west and 1650 miles from north to south – and that’s not including Alaska and Hawaii. You could spend a lifetime exploring and barely scratch the surface, but that just means there’s plenty to keep you busy. Whether you’re looking for
Remember when ready-to-drink cocktails took off? When White Claw ruled the landscape, inspiring the launch of dozens of other hard seltzer brands into the market? The ready-to-drink (RTD) category has transformed in waves since then, welcoming in flavor innovations and a wealth of new brands. It’s estimated that by 2030, the spirits-based RTD segment will
All images courtesy of Riverside Luxury Cruises River cruising is one of the best ways to experience several great destinations on a tranquil journey. But the industry has largely been reserved for an older demographic, primarily retirees, off to see the world. But one newcomer on the scene, Riverside Luxury Cruises, is out to elevate
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You don’t have to pack your entire wardrobe for a semester abroad! Pro traveler Oneika Raymond shows you how to bring everything you’ll need in just one backpack. Subscribe to Travel Channel for more tips from One Bag and You’re Out! Most of us are chronic overpackers. Well, no more. Travel blogger Oneika Raymond is
The Hollywood sign, street buskers, Venice Boardwalk, tour of the Hollywood stars, and there are so many other tourist traps in Los Angeles, that tourists need to know what to watch out for. So if you are heading to Los Angeles here are some tourist traps to look out for. Filmed in LA County Copyright
Bleached grooved brain coral, center and left, and bleached boulder brain coral on the right. Photo taken on August 1. NOAA, coral reefs, Florida Keys, coral reefs, coral bleaching, climate change, warm oceans Coral reefs off the coast of Florida are being hit by a mass bleaching event due to record high ocean temperatures, and
Late summer road trips are in full swing, and the open road is calling your name. Sometimes hunger can strike at the most impromptu moments— the road feels longer than you thought, and your final destination is far too far away. Don’t let a pit stop stump you on your journey! These chefs have got
Tourism in Egypt is bound by the seasons. While only the hardiest want to troop through temples during the scorching heat of July and August, Egypt’s mild winter brings in flocks of visitors to flop on the beaches, gawk at Giza’s pyramids and cruise the Nile. A happy medium can be reached by traveling during
If you’re headed to New York City anytime soon, you’re probably already planning on doing plenty of exploring by foot through this bustling urban center. Why not make it a little more informative and fun by trying out one (or more!) of the city’s newest walking tours? The Alliance for Downtown New York, the nonprofit
From diving the Red Sea’s crystal blue waters and stargazing amid the vastness of the desert to floating down the Nile River and standing in awestruck wonder before the ruins of one of the world’s most ancient civilizations… When it comes to travel experiences, Egypt is a destination that leaves visitors spoiled for choice. With
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Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin I ’m back from the Mediterranean, and I’m here to be your very own climate change canary. Spending time in Malta and Sicily was replenishing, but existing with enough water and shade was a challenge amid the worst heatwave Europe’s ever recorded. Temperatures soared well above
(credit: The Loren Hotels) Continuing their international expansion, The Loren Group recently broke ground on their third property, The Loren at Turtle Cove. The new property will join The Loren at Pink Beach in Bermuda and The Loren at Lady Bird Lake in Austin, bringing beautification of everyday living at its core to the island.