Deciding on Places to Visit in the Coming Year
’Tis the season for reflection. Here are some destinations worth considering in the coming year—along with some different ways to contemplate them.
The tombstone of William Lee, who served in the Revolutionary War, and died in September 1776 at the age of 23. Ridgefield, Conn. cemetery.
Photo credit: M. Ciavardini
United States: Where We Should All Be on July 4th
Graveyard tourism of the most important sort
When world events seem so alarming, should you just stay home? Photo credit: M. Ciavardini
Adventuring: Watch with a Tourist’s Eyes
Paying attention to the small but major details
View of the piazzetta from the Loggia dei Cavalli in San Marco Basilica, Venice. Photo credit: M. Ciavardini
Will romance be on ice in February?
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The Brandenburg Gate in chocolate at Fassbender & Rausch in Berlin
Photo credit: M. Ciavardini
Living statues near the Brandenburg Gate
The water in Belize can be misleading; the rainy season is not so calm.
Photo credit: M. Ciavardini
Life off the grid can be dark
The reasons for travel aren’t always as they seem.
Reading for rugged adventurers
First sighting of Mont Saint-Michele.
Photo credit: V. Laino
The Ups and Downs of Mont Saint-Michel
More than 1,000 years in the mist
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Some travelers might be surprised to learn that Europeans were in the future United States well before the Pilgrims reached what would become Massachusetts.
The First Thanksgiving Was in Florida
Settlements long before Plymouth Rock
Scallop markers point the way on the Walk of Saint James.
Spain: Tempted to Walk the Path of Saint James
Contemplating a journey to Santiago de Compostela
When at the Trevi Fountain, do as Anita Ekberg did? Photo credit: M. Ciavardini
Fizzy and pink on Via Assisi
—Lori Tripoli