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At Lonely Planet, we love a dream trip. We are always looking for destinations that you can’t find anywhere else. And South America has countless opportunities…

First-time visitors to London come with a host of preconceptions: gentlemen in bowler hats, terrible food, equally terrible weather, lots of history, world…

When you think of Geneva, three things commonly come to mind: watches, chocolate and banking. Now, it’s time to add gastronomy – because this city’s food scene…

I have known Guadalajara my whole life, traveling here to visit extended family since the year I was born.As a little girl, it was a place of orange-flavored…

Traveling by train is one of Ireland’s great, if under-appreciated, pleasures. It’s a small island and the rail network is limited, so no journey is especially…

Who hasn’t dreamed of saying “I do” in a far-flung locale?Hosting your wedding abroad lets you create a totally immersive experience for you and your guests,…

Bahamian food blends African, European and New World traditions to create an uncomplicated, tongue-tingling island cuisine. Throw in superb local seafood,…

You probably already know that Bora Bora’s lagoon is outrageously picturesque, revealing shades of blue you didn’t even know existed. And you’ll be pleased to…

Situated on the Gulf of Naples, on the western coast of southern Italy, Naples’ history, culture, and cuisine are forever tied to the Mediterranean Sea.Sailors…

I live in Lisbon, but as a food and travel writer, I frequently find myself in Porto, Portugal’s second city. For me, a visit to the northern Portuguese city…