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Yes, Itâs Worth Visiting the Empire State BuildingâHereâs How to Do It (opens the original)
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Whenever I travel to a new city, I make it a point to end the trip with an overhead view of the landscape. From the roof of Barcelonaâs Casa Milà to the top of Copenhagenâs Round Tower, Iâve tracked my footsteps from above, pointing out the zones I visited as well as the ones I missed, making mental notes for my return. Itâs a lovely way of orienting oneself, of feeling as though you have a better grip on this place you once called foreign. Iâve lived in New York City for five years no
Ready for a Euro Fall? Travel Experts Weigh In on the Best Destinations for 2026 (opens the original)
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Lower the beach club umbrellas and check on Dua Lipa: Euro summer is coming to an end. Maybe you, like Dua, went all in, losing track of days as you plunged in and out of the Mediterranean Sea. Or perhaps you didnât get a chance to partake in Europeâs sunniest season, and the last few months have involved lots of envious scrolls on Instagram. Whether you still have room for more, or are making up for lost time, hold on to that last bit of PTO, because weâre entering whatâs arguably an ev
7 Famous Homes From Movies and TV Shows You Can Actually Rent, Including Harry Potterâs Childhood Home and the 'Bachelor' Mansion (opens the original)
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If youâve ever dreamed of waking up in Bella Swanâs moody Forks home, where a vampire might pop in to say hello at any moment, or planning a Girls-style weekend trip out to Long Islandâs North Fork, thereâs a world of movie-famous rentals out there for turning your fictional fantasies into a reality. The seven properties on this list span famous homes from film and television, from Harry Potterâs childhood home in Godricâs Hollow to the Bachelor mansion in Agoura Hills. Whether youâ
This Fall, Leaf Peep from a Gondola, Helicopter, or Tree House (opens the original)
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Americans call it âleaf peeping,â while the Japanese call it âmomijigari.â Whatever the culture, thereâs a term for witnessing the changing colors of leaves, a universal act that spurs awe and wonder and makes one reflect on the passage of time. Fall foliage is worth booking a trip around, but you need not limit yourself to the standard hike or road trip. While weâll always have these classic leaf-peeping excursions, thereâs excitement in reinventing a ritual. Once you start to exp
I Never Travel Anywhere Without My Barn Jacket (opens the original)
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A self-proclaimed light packer, I tend to allow myself one piece of outerwear per trip, as itâs often the bulkiest thing I carry. Historically, Iâve stood in front of my closet, doing a whole lot of mental gymnastics while packingâsomething that can be worn on the plane and go with many different outfits, I say to myselfâwhile my small-but-mighty carry-on watches the drama unfold. But after a few years doing this thing we call travel writing, I think Iâve cracked the code. Unless Iâm
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