Top Culinary Adventures for Travelers in 2025
Food travel is a trend that’s only getting hotter, as everyone from gourmands to social-media enthusiasts pack their bags, armed with a list of must-try dining experiences in dreamy destinations. Therefore, the world is not just your oyster; in 2019, it’s a smorgasbord of delicious discovery.
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Discover the Best Big Sur Highlights on Your Highway 1 Adventure
An epic road trip is one of America’s favorite pastimes, and few drives are more iconic than Highway 1 through Big Sur. Tight turns hug the rugged coastline while mile after mile of stunning vistas inspire awe in even the most seasoned traveler.
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Top Hikes on the Amalfi Coast: Explore Stunning Valleys and Villages
When it comes to easy accessibility, drop-dead gorgeous scenery, and a sheer number of trail options, there is no better place to go hiking in Italy than the Amalfi Coast.
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Explore Gozo: Historic Weekend Adventures Await
Small but perfectly formed, the Maltese island of Gozo has plenty of historical and natural treasures to fill a long weekend and more. Its diminutive, Manhattan-equalling size ensures that getting from one site to another, whether by foot, bicycle, taxi, or public bus, is a breeze.
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Best Nature Parks in Andalucía for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Andalucía, Spain’s southernmost region, is famous for sunshine, the Alhambra, flamenco, beaches and fiestas. Less well known is that it’s also a paradise for nature lovers. Beyond the cities and beach towns, you will find high, rugged mountains, rolling green hills, and deep river valleys, home to an array of wildlife ranging from ibex and lynx to some of Europe’s largest birds.
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Explore Vienna: A Guide to Responsible Enjoyment
There is no denying that Vienna is fit for a monarch. The Austrian capital brims with the earthly pleasures of humankind: heart-stopping cake-topping architecture, vast Baroque boulevards, rich full wines plucked and pressed from the surrounding hills, and enough museum masterpieces to gawp at until your crown falls off.
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Exploring the Global Rise of Pop-Up Food Museums
Pop-up food installations have become a global sensation, representing a vibrant evolution within the art world. In our Instagram-focused society, these interactive exhibits provide quirky designs that are not only visually stunning but also perfect for sharing on social media. However, they offer more than just photo opportunities; they serve as a delightful escape, allowing visitors to indulge in whimsical childhood dreams such as splashing in sprinkle-filled pools and exploring candy-floss mazes.
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Discover Whitby: The Gothic Capital of the UK in Yorkshire
On a stormy night, the schoonerDemeteris blown into Whitby harbour. An immense black dog jumps ashore and disappears into the darkness. On board, lashed to the helm, is the corpse of the captain, clutching a crucifix. This scene, depicting Dracula’s arrival in England, established this pretty Yorkshire seaside town’s reputation as a gothic icon.
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Eco-Friendly Paris: Transformative Green Initiatives in the French Capital
Ambitious environmental initiatives are making the French capital cleaner and greener than ever. Visitors to Paris today will encounter riverbank parks reclaimed from expressways, new gardens, vegetated rooftops, and living walls. Moreover, there are fewer cars, more cycling paths, and eco-friendly public transport options, including sleek, silent Eiffel Tower wind turbines partially powering its operations. This transformation extends to hotels and restaurants that actively utilize sustainable products and local produce.
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Exploring Family-Friendly Adventures: Lego, Vikings, and Bunkers in Billund, Denmark
Denmark is so child-friendly that it boasts a ‘Capital of Children.’ This delightful destination is centered in Billund, the heart of Lego, and offers an abundance of attractions. Families can enjoy a Viking town, Scandinavia’s premier waterpark, and the fantastic Givskud Zoo nearby.
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Discover Seoul’s Quirky Sock Craze: A Must-Visit for Traders
Barack Obama socks? Korean boy-band socks? Instant ramen socks? Matching socks for couples? Socks for pets? If you can imagine it, you can find socks in Seoul to match. Socks are fun and affordable and make perfect souvenirs to warm your toes or to bring home to friends.
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Explore Northern Patagonia: Discover Chile’s Lush Peaks and Valleys
There are few places left in the world as wild and unruffled by the hands of man as Patagonia. The little-visited northern half of Chilean Patagonia is a markedly different world where fairytale rainforests, puffing volcanoes, raging rivers, and sharply hewn fjords all compete for attention. Ripe for exploration, here are seven of the most epic outdoor adventures you won’t want to miss.
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Top Six Winter Adventures in New Zealand You Must Experience
Most visitors to New Zealand schedule their trip during the nation’s balmy summer months; however, wintertime unveils a whole new set of attractions across both islands. From world-class skiing and bubbling hot springs to incredible wildlife watching and quirky winter festivals, winter is a wonderful season to explore this incredible destination. With fewer crowds and typically reduced prices for rental cars and accommodations, it’s the perfect time to bundle up and dive into New Zealand’s winter wonderland.
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Discover Lucca: The Hidden Gem of Tuscany Recommended by Chef Luca Moriconi (Video)
After a year at his new post as executive chef atCulina at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills, chef Luca Moriconi finally had a chance to travel back to Italy.
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Discover Córdoba: A Journey Through Medieval and Modern Secrets
It doesn’t get as much hype as fabled Granada or scintillating Seville, but there’s another city right in the middle of Andalucía that no one should miss.
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Maximize Your Bhutan Travel Experience
Mention Bhutan to savvy travellers and you normally get two reactions. First comes a wistful ‘aaahh’, as people summon up hazy images of a pristine Himalayan kingdom, of colourful Buddhist festivals and a traditional culture that seems lost in an earlier age.
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Discovering Cádiz: Exploring the Enchanting White Towns, Castles, and Clifftops
Centuries-old castles, rust-red-roofed homes, white-walled alleys, soul-stirring strategic cliff-top sites, and an enthrallingly volatile history: Cádiz’spueblos blancos(white towns) are a joy to unravel. The finest can be perfectly strung together on a multi-day drive.
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Explore 5 Stunning Alternatives to Boracay for Your Next Paradise Getaway
The Philippines’ famed island, Boracay, was closed to the public in April 2018 in an attempt to restore the incredible location to its former glory after suffering the effects of overtourism. The picturesque island, previously famous for pristine beaches and a heady party vibe, has reopened with a limit on the daily number of visitors and a set of rules designed to protect the environment. If you want to take the boat less travelled, keep your flippers on and consider these responsible alternatives to Boracay within the island-hopping haven that is the Philippines.
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