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Our slow travel series explores how you can take more mindful journeys by train, boat, bus, or bike – with tips on how to reach your no-fly destination, and what to see and do along the way. In this installment, Petra Loho explains how the train from Vienna to Saalfelden Leogang provides a soulful weekend of exercise and relaxation.
Cantinas and cathedrals. Art and archaeology. Mariachis and mountains. Ruins and rainbow reefs. Mexico makes a mesmerizing escape for lovers of adventure, romance, history, culture, food, and fiery festivals.
A beautiful island that has everything from snow-dusted peaks and steaming hot springs to wildlife-filled nature reserves and neon-drenched cities, Taiwan is one of Asia’s most popular destinations.
Within the dense forests that encircle the colorful Taiwanese capital, the beauty of rural Taiwan awaits, made accessible by Taipei’s ultra-efficient public transport system. Along with a full spectrum of green spaces, cultural heritage abounds, from the steep alleyways of Jiufen Old Street to the old-world Pingxi railway. Read on to discover our favorite day trips from Taipei.
Distinguished by three topographical regions – mountains, jungle, and arid coast – Peru is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts as all roads seem to lead to a superb hiking trail.
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Fittingly shaped like a tropical fish, St Kitts packs a lot to see and do in its lush and historical expanse. One of the Caribbean’s best stone forts dominates the north, while a string of beaches dot the south. Distinct mountain ranges – and an extinct volcano – add texture.
Berlin is surrounded by the forest-filled, lake-spotted state of Brandenburg, offering year-round respite from the bustling streets of the capital. Forest walks, cycling routes, scenic lake dips, historic sites, and more are all within easy reach, sometimes even within the city’s boundaries.
Come for the lobster and lighthouses, stay for the granite peaks and tranquil woodlands. With the slogan, “the way life should be,” Maine is a place that will capture your heart.
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Kuala Lumpur does an excellent job of packing everything in – and much like the local culture, the keyword here is diversity.
A boulder by the trail is emblazoned in crimson, depicting three feathered brushstrokes, as if painted by the wind howling around us. Roughly, the symbol resembles a man reaching towards the sky.
Every great civilization has contributed something special to the pantheon of world architecture. Egypt gave the world pyramids, Greece provided Corinthian columns, and India presented stepwells, transforming the essential task of collecting water into an extravagant piece of public architecture.
Sure, there’s nothing wrong with spending New Year’s Eve at your local pub; where you’re guaranteed to run into questionable dancing and that aunt you don’t really like, but there are undeniably more exciting places in the world to watch the clock tick into a brand new year.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that in a city like Rome, not much changes when it comes to ancient ruins. However, this week, a ‘new’ corner of the city has opened to the public – and it just so happens to be 2,000 years old.
Okay, okay, you caught us: Paris is on this list. How could it not be? It’s the Most Romantic City in the World. However, the French capital isn’t the only delightful city escape for couples on the planet.
Mexico is a wondrous place with magnificent landscapes and endless outdoor activities, where ancient archaeological sites and cosmopolitan cities sit side-by-side.
Portugal is one of the most family-friendly countries in Europe. Children are an integral part of daily life, and they’re happily welcomed anywhere, from museums and restaurants to town squares and theaters. Cities are rife with parks and playgrounds, while the rest of the country is a perfectly preserved natural paradise.
Our slow travel series explores how to embrace mindful journeys by boat, with insights on reaching your no-fly destination and what to see and do along the way. This article shares the experience of taking the ferry from Ireland to Spain.
Burgundy (Bourgogne in French) is quite literally synonymous with wine. Not just any wine, either: the bottles produced here are some of the most prized on the planet.