8 of Europe’s best rail-to-trail hikes
From the ravine-riven wilds of the Peloponnese to the glacier-encrusted heights of the Alps, these eminently walkable landscapes are all reachable via train.
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A culinary guide to the U.S.—based on each state’s favorite dish
Scrapple, blueberry pie, chicken and dumplings—these nostalgic comfort foods are often synonymous with the places they call home.
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Explore Gangneung, the South Korean city famous for a unique tofu dish
In this breezy beach town, there’s only one thing that will do for lunch, and that’s sundubu jjigae — a special tofu stew that’s been eaten here for centuries.
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Watch the night sky light up with fireflies in Bali—here’s the best place to see them
With urbanization and light pollution, Indonesia’s firefly species are dwindling. This Balinese family is helping the insects make a comeback—and ecotourism plays a key role.
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To see Gaudí’s Barcelona, look beyond the Sagrada Família to these lesser known masterpieces
From a building inspired by a dragon-slaying saint to a mansion built on the ruins of a castle, these sites bear the legendary architect’s fantastical stamp.
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