Discover Naples: Top Neighborhoods Rich in Culture and Coastal Charm
Few cities require advance intel quite like sun-scorched Naples. With contradictions and guts in spades, this explosive southern Italian città doesn’t mess about.
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Few cities require advance intel quite like sun-scorched Naples. With contradictions and guts in spades, this explosive southern Italian città doesn’t mess about.
Fans of whitewater rafting are spoiled for choice in the US, but some of the wildest – and most accessible – river rapids in the country surge through the green countryside of West Virginia, fed by the forested uplands of the Appalachian Mountains.
All across the globe, night trains clickety-clack through the darkness, defying gravity in the Canadian and American Rockies, lacing together Europe’s many capitals, bringing culture alive in India and Iran, even reaching land speed records in China that challenge airlines for point-to-point ease and cost of transport. Of course, while most night trains are family friendly, some are more accommodating than others. Here’s why you should consider taking the night train with your family, along with a few personal favorites worthy of consideration. All aboard!
Spain is famously child-friendly, and Madrid is no exception. The passionate capital is one of the biggest cities in Europe, where children are an important part of the city’s fabric. Families enjoy vibrant squares while parents relax with a glass of rioja as toddlers play on playgrounds.
Covering an area nearly twice the size of Texas, Colombia is a huge country. With a backbone formed by the Andes Mountains and vast swaths of forest covering more than 70% of its land area, navigating this region can be a challenge.
Pakistan is widely known as a top destination for adventure tourism. Moreover, with its rich culture and warm hospitality, it’s a great place to travel with kids.
When I think of Utah, I envision its stunning national parks. Alongside well-known parks like Zion and Arches, Capitol Reef and Bryce Canyon rank high on many hikers’ bucket lists.
Our writers all over Europe report on how visitors can cope with heat waves, torrential rain, and other conditions in a summer of weird weather.
As the second-largest state in the USA, it’s no surprise that Texas has two national parks, 12 nationally protected areas, and 80 state parks and recreation sites. There’s no better way to explore these outdoor spaces than on a hike.
Sandwiched between the expansive shores of Italy and Croatia, Slovenia’s small, 30-mile strip of Adriatic coast is a balmy contrast to a mainland blanketed in dense foliage and towering mountains.
Travelers often ponder two critical questions before embarking on a European trip: what baggage am I allowed to carry on? And will I incur extra charges for it?
On the edge of the tropics, east of China and southwest of Japan, the small island of Taiwan drips with promise – and a fair bit of traveler sweat.
Combining mind-blowing wildlife, cinematic landscapes, and plenty of knowledgeable guides, Botswana always has something thrilling to discover.
A life-long fan of destinations that revolve around spending time in the water, writer Isabella Noble recently returned from a restorative trip to Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario. Here, she shares a snapshot of her time spent swimming, canoeing, hiking, sunset-gazing, wildlife-spotting, and more.
From the dramatic western highlands to the jungle-laden ruins of Guatemala, this country has no shortage of incredible things to see. Having access to a vehicle makes it significantly easier to explore the country at your own pace.
Sydney is one of those cities that grabs your attention long before you get to experience it.
Like most big cities, what side of Seattle you’ll see depends on where you visit. Each neighborhood has something unique to offer, whether you want to see the sights, try the local food scene, check out local bands, or browse interesting shops.
Maine has long been a getaway for travelers trying to beat the summer heat and indulge in fresh seafood like lobster rolls and raw oysters. The northeastern-most state features 3,478 miles of glorious coastline on the Atlantic Ocean, with a lovely mix of flat sandy beaches and dramatic rocky cliffs dashed by whitecaps.
You can’t go wrong wherever you go in France, understandably the most visited country in the world. However, if you’re focusing on the northwest part of this magical land, you might have a tough decision to make.
Before you head to Ghana to dive into the calming waters and shamelessly enjoy delicious local dishes, just one thing stands in your way – obtaining a tourist visa.