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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Livraria Lello: The World’s Most Stunning Bookstore in Porto

Bobby Spencer017 mins

Imagine stepping into Livraria Lello in Porto, where every nook and cranny tells a story with its Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau vibes. Straight ahead is an incredible staircase that winds like the neck of a dragon and a stained-glass ceiling that could rival the beauty of a Gothic church. We just returned from Porto, fresh off a visit to the Livraria Lello, and we want to share our tips on getting in, purchasing tickets, and having the best experience at this beautiful bookstore.

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Discover Arizona’s First Dark Sky City on Route 66: Retro Motor Lodge Opening This Summer

Jon Summers05 mins

These days, road trips take place at high speed — wide interstate highways, quick bathroom breaks, and never-ending Spotify playlists. However, the golden age of the great American road trip had a completely different feel. Back then, travelers drove down the two-lane cross-country roads with their windows down, stopping for the night at roadside motels. One of the first and longest road trip routes during that time was Route 66, which traveled between Chicago and Los Angeles and traversed eight states.

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Explore South Carolina’s Congaree National Park: Float Under Towering Trees and Witness Mesmerizing Fireflies

Lauren Newman08 mins

Congaree National Parkin South Carolina is celebrated for its astonishing biodiversity—particularly its vast expanse of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest, recognized as the largest of its kind in North America. The ancient trees, often referred to as “champion trees” due to their remarkable age and size, thrive in the watery floodplain, nourished by the Congaree and Wateree Rivers. These rivers, which flank the park’s eastern and southern borders, feed an intricate network of creeks throughout the park, delivering essential nutrients and sediments crucial for sustaining the ecosystem.

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Top 15 Must-Visit Destinations in Georgia: Explore Scenic Mountains and Beautiful Beaches

Admin010 mins

The best places to visit in Georgia range from bustling college towns to barrier islands with wild horses and unspoiled beaches. While the state may be synonymous with peaches and resounding chants of “Go Dawgs,” it is also a region filled with history, charming small towns, bustling cities, and incredible biodiversity. Many travelers find themselves passing through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, which is the busiest airport in the world. However, you’ll need to explore beyond the terminals to experience quaint bookstores in Savannah and the adrenaline-pumping hikes in Tallulah Gorge. During the hot summer months, a dip in Lake Oconee or an oceanfront breeze on Tybee Island can be immensely refreshing.

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Scenic Summer Train Journey from NYC to the Berkshires: 4-Hour River Views

Jon Summers08 mins

The relatively new Amtrak route connects New York City to the Berkshires in Massachusetts. Amtrak’s Berkshire Flyer doesn’t run year-round, but when it’s in operation, it’s a hot ticket — especially among New Yorkers looking to escape the summer heat. This year, the train will travel between New York City and Pittsfield, Massachusetts, all summer long. The season kicks off on May 26 in time for Memorial Day weekend and runs until Oct. 9 (Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend), according to the Berkshire tourism website. Tickets are expected to sell quickly — with good reason. The Berkshire Flyer makes it easy for New Yorkers to skip the traffic on the New York State Thruway while making their summer escape from the city.

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Explore Saratoga Springs: Quirky Museums, Historic Inns & Natural Mineral Springs

Jonathon Williams012 mins

As it goes with many centuries-old vacation destinations, mineral springs were the main draw for visitors to Saratoga Springs; starting in the late 18th century, people from the Northeast flocked to this town to soak up the health benefits of the “healing waters.” By the mid-19th century, Saratoga was booming as a resort town with luxury hotels (including the Grand Union Hotel, which was the world’s largest hotel at the time) and horse racing.

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Experience Luxury at the Best Tuscan Hotels and Villas

Michael Boone012 mins

A host of high-end hotels are changing the landscape in this rural corner of Italy. When I began reporting on Italy’s travel scene in the mid-1990s, Tuscany was considered an alternative destination. In just two decades, that stunning, UNESCO-listed stretch of Tuscan countryside has shifted from an ultra-niche walking and cycling destination to an Italian El Dorado. Since 1998, the number of luxury hotels in Tuscany has dramatically increased.

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15 Free Activities to Experience in Las Vegas

Vodka Russia07 mins

Vegas isn’t just for high-rollers — here are 15 free things to do in Sin City. From the glittering lights on the Strip to the clanging slot machines on the floor of each casino, Las Vegas might not seem like an ideal destination for those seeking affordable fun, but you can enjoy a great time in Sin City without being a high-roller. In fact, there are numerous exhilarating and free activities to partake in throughout Las Vegas — the key is knowing where to go.

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Top 26 Winter Getaways in the USA for 2025

Martin Ruiz011 mins

When the cold weather arrives, it elicits varying emotions in everyone. Some relish the chill, others dread it. However, regardless of your preferences, winter vacations can provide a refreshing escape. From the snowy magic of Central Park in New York City to the sunny beaches of South Beach Miami, explore exciting winter destinations that are both affordable and thrilling.

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