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Famous New York Watering Hole’s Massive Denver Expansion Includes 4 Bars in 1 Hotel
You can drink from dusk till dawn, spend the night, then start all over again at Death & Co.'s new Denver location. -
This Stunning Dutch Art Installation Will Gently Rock Visitors Like a Seesaw
The ambitious design is purportedly a world first — hardly surprising as most large structures are not expected to move. -
This New Line of Customizable Luggage Offers Over 1 Million Color Combinations
Hurray for never mixing up your black-on-black-on-black carry-on with someone else’s again! -
TrustedHousesitters Is Like Free Airbnb for Pet-Lovers
You can travel the world and play with puppies for next to nothing. -
Sleep With the Fishes at the World’s First Two-Story Underwater Hotel Suite
The all-caps name — THE MURAKA — highlights just how over-the-top this room is. -
Step Inside the Most Iconic Scene of ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’
Join cosmonaut Dr. David Bowman in the search for the meaning of life. -
Hitting the Road is Easier with Roofnest’s New Rooftop Tents
These new hard-shell tents provide the best night's sleep on the road no matter where you're headed. -
Get Paid $10,000 to Move to Iceland and Travel the World This Summer
The only requirement: If you win, you have to take us with you. -
What You Should Know When Your Flight is Overbooked
The key to “surviving” an overbooked flight is to be prepared so you can use it to your advantage. -
London’s New Hollow Hotel Is Part Escape Room, Part Real-life Murder Castle
Not content with the idea of escaping a single room, one group is taking the concept to a whole new level — one inspired by a real-life house of horrors. -
This New James Bond Museum in Austria Looks Fit for a Villain
Fans — Bond fans — have another reason to visit Austria. The best part? This museum is on top of a 10,000-foot mountain. -
China’s Spectacular Alila Yangshuo Hotel Was Once a Working Sugar Mill
Lush green mountains provide a stunning backdrop for this boutique hotel. -
British Adventurer Donates Frostbitten Toes to Infamous Canadian Hotel Bar
The Sourtoe Cocktail is an uncomplicated affair: a heavy pour of booze (typically whiskey or tequila) with a mummified human toe floater. -
Check Out the Ocean Views at these Stunning Seaside Retreats
Dreaming of a vacation? Get inspired by these drool-worthy destinations. We'll "sea" you out there … -
9 Travel Tips For Reducing Your Carbon Footprint
While travel promotes a better understanding of the world around us, it can also have a negative impact on the environment. -
Bubble Domes Are the Only Way to Camp in Ireland
These snow globe-like tents are far from the maddening crowds of Dublin and Belfast. -
Hide Away in these 4 Awesome Iceland Vacation Cottages
Iceland has fast become the go-to destination for Americans seeking out-of-this-world experiences on a budget. -
Norway Lifts the Lid on the World’s Most Beautiful Public Toilet
And you can find it at Ureddplassen, which is Norwegian for "fearless place." -
The World’s First Space Hotel Is Officially Taking Reservations
You're staying on Earth for your next vacation? That's cute. We're going to space. -
Detroit’s Abandoned Wurlitzer Building Is Reborn as The Siren Hotel
The Siren Hotel is working hard to live up to is namesake inspiration — to call people back to the city of Detroit. -
This Free Service Stalks Your Hotel Reservations and Alerts You If the Rates Drop
There's a way to save money on your hotel stay after you've already booked it. -
You Can Have a Sleepover in the Old Pabst Blue Ribbon Brewery
"Pabst! Blue! Ribbon!" shouts Frank Booth. -
Bookish Good Looks: The Most Beautiful Libraries in the World
From the world's oldest to the most futuristic, we're rounding up some of our favorite libraries in honor of the 60th annual National Library Week -
Literal Man Caves You Can Actually Rent for Vacation
These vacation rentals in Turkey, Arkansas, Granada, and elsewhere are housed in real cave. -
This ‘Parkipelago’ Is a Beautiful, Artificial Island Chain in the Copenhagen Harbour
The sleek, organic island is strangely at home Copenhagen's industrialized harbor. -
Here’s How You Can Travel America Like You’re in a Ken Burns Documentary
Dive deeper into American culture by "traveling" with Ken Burns. -
This Jetboard Offers Next-Generation Electric Surfing Without Waves
Waves? Where we’re going, we don’t need waves. -
Time to Head to the Tar Heel State, Because April is North Carolina Beer Month
There are over 250 breweries within its borders, so you’ll need the whole month to experience the depth of North Carolina's beer scene. -
Amsterdam Transforms Abandoned Bridge Houses Into One-of-a-kind Hotel Rooms
Now you can finally live out your fantasies of being a Dutch bridgekeeper. -
That High Life, Though: The Coolest Rooftop Bars Around the World
The only thing better than drinking outdoors is drinking outdoors with a view. -
Digi-Pet Is a High-Tech Baby Monitor for Your High-Flying Pets
These days, airlines are going out of their way to make sure no one likes them. At least your furry companions now have a fighting chance in the air. -
Explore 8 of the World’s Highest Peaks on this Himalayan Helicopter Tour
Because every great trip should include bottled oxygen and yak butter tea. -
Vipp Shelter Hotel Is a ‘Human Charging Station’ in the Remote Swedish Wilderness
No computer, no TV, no Wi-Fi. Think of it as a Faraday Cage for your soul. -
Celebrate the ‘Year of the Dog’ with the World’s Best Wild Canine-Spotting Tours
Wolves, wild dogs, and foxes — oh my! -
You Can Eat Like the Locals Do with Traveling Spoon
If you're tired of visiting the same touristy restaurants as everyone else, Traveling Spoon is here to offer authentic cooking and dining experiences with their network of hosts across the globe. -
Must-Have Gadgets for Shooting Travel Videos on Your Phone Like a Pro
It may be time to ditch the video camera on your travels. -
China Goes ‘Black Mirror,’ Restricts Travelers Who Lack Proper ‘Social Credit’
China is restricting travel for citizens who lack the proper “social credit” score, which is real news and not a plot from the popular TV show. -
Why Motorcycle Lovers Should Go Watch MotoGP in Austin This Year
From the Wall of Death to Ducati Island, Austin is the place to be in April. -
Chile Announces 3 New Marine Parks Protecting and 42% of Its Ocean
This move ranks among the most dramatic and broad-reaching environmental acts by any national government in history. -
Why You Should Get Travel Insurance and the Best Companies to Trust
Just like medical or life insurance, we hope that we never need to utilize the policy, but it sure is convenient if that day arrives. -
Australia’s Black ‘Bull’s Eye Margarita’ Boasts a Garnish Unlike Any Other
Forget the wedge of lime — this margarita dials the garnish up to 11. -
This Company Wants to Put Together a Next-Level Road Trip for You and Your Friends
Roadies takes the road trip and elevates it for those of us who still want the thrill of the open road, but also crave a little luxury, a sober driver, and the careful curation of events along the way. -
Alternative Spring Break Destinations for the Adventurous Traveler
From jet-boating in New Zealand to paddling the Grand Canyon to seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland, get off the beaten path (literally and figuratively) this season. -
Smoke in Style at These 5 Luxury Cigar Lounges Around the World
Forget the Eiffel Tower or Big Ben — travel the world for a stogie. -
This Danish Observation Tower Is Unlike Any You’ve Seen Before
Get your head in the clouds at this stunning new observation tower in Denmark. -
Tokyo Snake Center is Like a Japanese Cat Cafe … But With Snakes
Where else can you belly up for a macchiato with a carpet python? -
World’s Oldest Message in a Bottle Discovered on a Remote Australian Beach
And Sting only had to wait a year after he wrote his note. -
Everyone’s Irish at the World’s Biggest and Best St. Patrick’s Day Festivals
Moscow and Montserrat? These are the world's best (and most surprising) St. Patrick's Day celebrations. -
Forget the Beaten Path: Extreme Off-Roading Destinations Around the World
Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads. -
This Minimalist Hotel in Italy Offers a Simple Retreat for Weary Hikers
Understated yet luxurious, the Hotel Bühelwirt in Italy's South Tyrol region provides hikers a welcome spot to unwind and reconnect with nature.