While there aren’t many bargains in Munich, there are a surprising number of one-of-a-kind activities and sights that are completely free. Whether you’re a music lover, a car enthusiast or a fan of world-class soccer, gardens, history or architecture, Munich has a free experience for you. Here’s our guide to the very best of them. 1.
A mind-boggling glimpse into layers upon layers of Earth’s planetary past, Canyonlands National Park is Utah’s largest – and least visited – national park, even though part of it sits a short distance away from Arches National Park, a 40-minute drive from the town of Moab. Canyonlands’ meandering cliffsides are stacked with thousands of feet
If you ask someone to rattle off Austria’s unmissable attractions, they’ll probably rave about Vienna and its lavish feast of palaces, coffee houses, concert halls and galleries, and the heart-racing trails and slopes traversing the Alps that ripple across half the country. Worthy though these are, this pocket-sized alpine fantasy of a country has lesser-known
India may be famous for its fragrant, spice-infused chai, but in Bengaluru (Bangalore) and elsewhere across South India, another hot caffeinated drink reigns supreme. Walk past any local breakfast joint in Bengaluru and you’ll see swarms of people standing at stainless steel tables washing down fluffy idlis (South Indian spongy, round, fermented rice cake) and crispy
On 6 February 2023, Türkiye suffered one of the most devastating events in its post-war history: a pair of 7.8- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes that ravaged the country’s southeastern region, killing more than 50,000 people in 11 provinces. With over 160,000 buildings severely damaged or destroyed, 100,000 people injured and 3 million displaced, the disaster’s effects
Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin I don’t hop into a car to sit in three hours of Los Angeles traffic for just any company. But earlier this year I was thrilled to finally visit the 72,000-square-foot factory in San Bernardino where Country Archer makes its jerky. I’ve been following the journey
“Where locals go” is our series featuring under-the-radar holiday destinations that are often overlooked by visitors but cherished by locals. In this edition, our NYC experts showcase their favorite holiday spots at home. While those of us who live in New York City know there is no place like home, we also know there is
Hot-sauce lovers may want to stock up. Huy Fong Foods, maker of the iconic rooster-labeled sriracha, said it would temporarily halt production this summer, according to new reports. Once again, Huy Fong has a supplier issue. Huy Fong’s supplier issues started in 2017 when it cut ties with its longtime pepper partner, Underwood Ranches. Ever
Where some families have recipes that they hand down through generations, my family has canoes and sand dunes. Every summer since my grandmother was a girl, my family has made the trek from wherever we are living to a little lake cottage in Northern Michigan. We spend our days riding bikes and playing in the
Abercrombie & Kent Known for their unforgettable luxury vacations, Abercrombie & Kent curates exclusive adventure trips that explore all seven continents. This dynamic tour company started 60 years ago while Geoffrey Kent and his parents were visiting the African plains. Together they pioneered a new type of exotic travel company that travels to the idyllic
Croatia offers more than 1,100 miles of meandering mainland coast backed by rugged limestone mountains, along with hundreds of scattered islands and islets, of which 47 are inhabited. It is also dotted with historic and beautifully preserved harbour towns, relics of the four centuries between 1420 and 1797 when it was occupied by the Venetians. This
There is something magical about a natural hot spring. They are formed when magma forces hot water through fissures in the earth – but that explanation doesn’t make them any less special. When you’re soaking in steamy mineral water it feels as if Mother Nature created a geothermal phenomenon just for you. This is especially
2 Chainz is set to showcase his love for Grand Margaritas in the inaugural episode of a new digital series. Grand Marnier, the premium liquor label, has teamed up with the Grammy-winning rapper and entrepreneur to introduce their new digital content series, The Rouge Room. The series represents the brand’s singular way of storytelling and
All-inclusive hotels are making a big play for luxury travelers. In the wake of the pandemic, demand for all-inclusive resorts skyrocketed, according to a report by JLL Research Hotels & Hospitality. Travelers — suddenly and en masse — wanted vacations that were stress-free and easy to plan, ideally with a wellness component, according to the
Once dismissed as a sleepy retirement home for aging Anglophiles, Vancouver Island has acquired a racier profile in recent years, courtesy of its free-spirited surfing towns, pastoral wineries, community-built biking networks and extravagantly eccentric accommodations. If you’ve ever spent time fantasizing about “hanging ten” in Tofino, sleeping in spherical treehouses, visiting Canada’s only commercial tea
For International Sauvignon Blanc Day, look to the Golden State for bottles that are both splurges and bargains, but all very tasty. Everyone knows California for its Cabernet Sauvignons, but did you know about its other Sauvignon? The grape’s spiritual home may be in France (Bordeaux, Loire Valley), but it’s fasting finding footing in the
The smallest of Utah’s “Mighty 5” national parks, Bryce Canyon packs a big punch. The first time you clap eyes on its iconic hoodoos – those otherworldly rock spires striped with orange, pink and red – is a moment you’ll never forget, even if you’ve seen photos of them before. This incredible park is home to more
Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach Resort and Spa. Photo Jill Weinlein Stepping onto the powdery white sand at Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach Resort and Spa along the famous Zona Hotelera beach, one can see why this is the best luxury hotel in Cancun, Mexico. Located near the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula elbow, this 602 all-suite,
Southwold Erected in 1900, Southwold Pier was originally 810 feet long, but by the Eighties – after being battered by fierce storms and Second World War sea mines – a mere 60 feet remained. Rebuilding work took place between 1999 and 2001, extending it to a more impressive 623 feet, and thanks to its forward-thinking owners,
Settling yourself for a week or a weekend on a car-free island can come with unexpected benefits: the joy of getting around via bicycle, the conversations that happen while walking from one place to another, the hilarity of golfcart transportation. But while we all love a good road trip, sometimes the car is just a
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