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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Perfect Innsbruck Trip

Admin012 mins

Nestled in an alpine valley on the banks of the Inn River and backed by photogenic peaks, Innsbruck, the fifth-largest city in Austria and the capital of the state of Tyrol, is a longstanding destination for winter sports that provides access to many notable ski areas. When the cold weather rolls in and the flakes fall, people come from all over Europe and beyond to take advantage of the snow-covered terrain. Visitors can check out some of the venues from the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympic Games such as the Bergisel Ski Jump. There’s also an impressive system of scenic cable cars that brings riders up the craggy mountains for eye-popping panoramas.

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10-Day Packing Made Easy: Review of the Innovative Compression Hardside Carry-On

Jessica Proctor06 mins

If there’s one thing I know about packing for vacation, it’s that I’m pretty terrible at it. I’m a serial overpacker, often ending up sitting on top of my luggage while my husband zips it, only to arrive at the airport and discover I’ve exceeded the 50-pound check-in weight limit. This situation invariably leaves me scrambling to shift things around between bags. On the other hand, my husband consistently commits to a carry-on suitcase for both long weekend trips and extended vacations, and has been gently trying to change my mindset.

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Discover Colorado’s Best Hot Springs: Natural Pools and Vapor Caves Road Trip

Jon Summers06 mins

Many Colorado visitors start and end their scenic trips in Denver; however, the most picturesque parts of the state lie beyond the bustling capital. In Colorado’s southwestern corner, enchanting tree-covered hills give way to towering peaks, while hot springs bubble from the Earth, creating a magical atmosphere. Indeed, some of the state’s best hot springs—and the most vibrant fall colors—are located along the Colorado Historic Hot Springs Loop, an 800-mile route that connects 23 natural hot springs.

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Ultimate Guide to Visiting the Maldives: Best Times Revealed

Debbie Kelly011 mins

A tropical paradise in the northern Indian Ocean, the Maldives offers soft, white sands, bright blue waters, and a perfect place to unplug and truly relax in a luxurious setting. The archipelago gets more popular every year, so if you want to snag one of its famous overwater bungalows for yourself, you’ll want to have an idea of the best and worst times to go. As a general rule of thumb, remember that the islands’ high season runs from November to April, while low season lasts from May to October.

Whether you’re looking for ideal weather, fewer crowds, or the perfect diving conditions, here are the very best times to visit the Maldives.

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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Seattle: Local Insights on the Best Times

Lydia Wilson09 mins

Flying fish in Pike Place Market, whale watching in the Puget Sound, and a diverse art scene are just a few reasons that travelers flock to Seattle. The city is an outdoor lover’s paradise packed with plenty of culture thanks to excellent restaurants and world-class museums.

There are reasons to visit in all four seasons: hiking in the summer, leaf-peeping in the fall, snow sports in the winter, and ambling around downtown in the spring. The best time to visit Seattle really depends on your travel goals, but these are the main tourist seasons:

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Discover Transylvania’s Enchantment: Explore New Chic Hotels and Mythic Tales

Nicole Potter012 mins

This storied region in Romania is a land of vast wilderness, regal countesses, and plenty of folklore.

In the early afternoon, my family and I strode out of a beech forest and onto a sweep of high grassland, where an expanse of oak trees stood like solitary guards. A picnic was waiting for us, with goulash cooking over a fire and a table laid with a bright, cherry-colored cloth.

This was the Breite, one of Europe’s best-preserved wood pastures, a type of forest managed through grazing. It was here, deep in Transylvania, that the Saxons—Germanic people who arrived in Romania in the 12th century—used to come to fatten their pigs on the plentiful acorns. Some of the Breite’s oldest trees, with deep grooves in their bark, have towered since the Middle Ages. “These furrows are home to the great capricorn beetle,” Peter Suciu, our guide, told us. The insects are rare in other parts of Europe that have lost their old trees, the beetles’ preferred habitat.

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20 Best Things to Do in Quebec City: Poutine and Spa Experiences

Barbara Griffin020 mins

Here’s how locals recommend exploring the French-Canadian destination.

Steeped in old-world elegance, Quebec City is one of the oldest European settlements in North America, and it has the historical sites to prove it. From the cobblestoned streets of Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec) to myriad bakeries turning out buttery croissants, visitors to the French-Canadian metropolis have ample opportunities to learn about its history and partake in time-honored traditions.

Home to lively festivals, innovative restaurants, and green spaces that serve as year-round playgrounds, the city also makes for a great weekend getaway, one with a dose of European flair (without the transatlantic flight). With the help of the city’s top concierges and tour guides, we’ve put together a list of the best things to do in Quebec City.

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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Perfect Nevis Vacation

Nicole Potter011 mins

Nevis may be small and less developed than its larger sister island, St. Kitts; however, this 35.9-square-mile gem in the Leeward Islands boasts abundant offerings for travelers. For those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of more touristy destinations such as Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and the Bahamas, Nevis provides an unspoiled slice of paradise brimming with stunning natural beauty, rich history, warm hospitality, and a laid-back atmosphere.

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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Perfect Blue Ridge, Georgia Vacation

Oscar Walters016 mins

If you follow the Blue Ridge Mountains into North Georgia, you’ll come across the aptly named small town of Blue Ridge (population: 1,244). Although small, Blue Ridge boasts a variety of activities and attractions. Within its 2.2 square miles, you’ll discover a main street adorned with charming clothing stores, antique shops, restaurants, and breweries. “We have so many incredible small businesses here,” says Morgan Stephens, owner ofMountain Mama’s Coffee Lounge. While you could spend an entire weekend browsing the downtown spots, there’s even more adventure waiting—hiking, kayaking, and fly fishing in the broader Blue Ridge area.

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