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- Sep 24, 2026
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My Secret to Meeting People While Traveling Solo? The "48-Hour Rule" (opens the original)
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The first drink was supposed to be the last. I’m standing in a small wine shop in Zagreb, a glass of Croatian white in hand, laughing as someone in our group tells a story. An hour ago, we were strangers—a loose collection of solo travelers who had signed up for a walking tour. Now, we’re debating which wine to try next. We had wandered through the city together swapping travel stories, sightseeing, and ended up giggling our way through the Museum of Broken Relationships. By the time the tour fi
This Vermont Cheese Road Trip Pairs Fall Foliage With Cheddars, Triple Creams, and Goat Milk Caramel (opens the original)
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If a state has a free shuttle bus painted like a cow called the MOOver, you know dairy is a prominent part of the culture. In Vermont, dairy farms, creameries, cheese makers, and producers are woven into any visitor’s experience, from farm tours to roadside cheese stops. While the state’s cheese reputation has been well established for more than two centuries, there’s much more than Vermont cheddar. Today, there are around 440–480 dairy farms and more than 45 cheese makers producing over 150 var
This European Cheese Route Lets You Bike or Drive to Dairy Shops and Cheddar-Making Monasteries (opens the original)
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Commonly known for its beer, chocolate, fries, and waffles, Belgium has another culinary reason to hit the road: more than 300 varieties of cheese. The country has several cheese trails that lead past Trappist abbeys where monks produce semi-hard, washed-rind wheels and family-run dairies making everything from Herve to traditional Walloon boulette. While there are a variety of routes to choose from, this itinerary combines driving between Belgium’s major cheese regions with bikeable stretches b
These 6 National Parks in Europe Have Glacial Lakes, Nearby Chalets, and Way Fewer Tourists (opens the original)
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Climbing a 396-step metal staircase bolted to the side of an extinct volcanic crater in Iceland, I thought about how underrated many of Europe’s national parks are. There were no crowds nor viewpoints packed with visitors, only the sound of nearby streams, gusts rolling across the crater, and our small group making our way through the landscape of Snæfellsjökull National Park. While most travelers flock to Europe’s headline-making national parks like Plitvice Lakes in Croatia and the Peak Distri
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