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Blog postA new luxury 28-bedroom hotel will open in summer 2023 in the Serra de Tramuntana region of Mallorca, which was awarded Unesco World Heritage status in 2011.
The development will be part of Richard Branson's Virgin Limited Edition collection and will be located on its 810-acre Son Bunyola Estate on the island's northwest coast.
Mallorca's great escapes: where to go to escape the crowds
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Blog postWith the United States reopened to international visitors, perhaps you've booked a trip across the Atlantic this summer.
Whether you’re headed to the bright lights of New York City, the beaches of sunny southern California or road tripping to any of the wonderful places in between, there are some key things to know to make your trip go smoothly.
Here are 5 questions to ask yourself as you prepare for your trip.
Is your passport up to date and have you applied f -
Blog postThe US Virgin Islands (USVI) may be an American territory, but it feels a world away when you find yourself splayed across a pristine beach, bobbing your head to reggae rhythms and tossing back yet another painkiller (the rum-heavy cocktail, not the pills!). Composed of about 50 islands, you’ll invariably end up on one of…
The post The best things to do in the US Virgin Islands: secret beaches, spiced rum and Caribbean cuisine appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postOn the back of the exciting news that New Zealand started accepting international visitors from May 1 after two years, it's now time to book that multi-day hiking adventure in New Zealand’s incredible wilderness.
The bad news? The most popular walk, Milford Track, already sold out in three minutes beating Glastonbury festival, which took 20 minutes to sell out in 2022.
Hiking the Mount Herbert Trail in Christchurch, New Zealand © Alasdair Turner / Getty Images Wha -
Blog postThis summer, everyone from airlines to hotels are anxiously awaiting the long-anticipated rebound of international travel. But even as travelers and the tourism industry prepare for a great summer holiday, global events will impact this travel season as things like the global pandemic and the war in Ukraine are still impacting staffing, fuel costs and…
The post 6 things to know about summer travel — no matter where you're going appeared first on Lonely Planet Travel News.
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Blog postThis ancient Greek port and Roman colony might now be France’s second-largest city, but the sprawling metropolis of Marseille retains its seafaring charm.
Several mythical seaside towns – Cassis, Bandol in naturally glamorous Var, the Côte Bleue tangoing into flamingo-stitched Camargue – are all within an easy train ride of the Provencal capital. The Parc National des Calanques, meanwhile, contains a string of ravishingly wild inlets reached on foot or by boat.
But as ev -
Blog postChicago’s mega museums draw millions of visitors each year to gape at the world’s largest dinosaur, the most impressionist paintings outside of France, and other superlatives. They’re joined by several smaller venues with local, provocative and sometimes free collections that equally amaze. Here are the city’s 10 best museums. Note that many places are closed…
The post Best museums in Chicago: 10 great collections for art, architecture and dinosaurs appeared first on Lonely Planet Arti -
Blog postYou can’t spell Florida without Fido. When it comes to decision time on whether to bring your four-legged friend(s) with you on your next trip to the Sunshine State, don’t overthink it. Dogs can enjoy many of the definitive Floridian activities their human counterparts do, spanning strolls on the beach, getting spoilt in luxury hotels,…
The post Barks and recreation: the best dog-friendly adventures in Florida appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postCroatia’s top destination, Dubrovnik’s diminutive old town lies within sturdy medieval fortifications, overlooking the deep blue Adriatic. Here we introduce historic attractions in the old town, including noble Baroque buildings, museums and galleries. Beyond the walls, we take you along the coast to discover the best beaches and nearby islands. Along the way, we also…
The post The 15 best things to do in Dubrovnik appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postMalta is the European Union’s most densely populated country – yet visitors will find plenty of opportunities to explore the alluring natural environment here. Stroll amid the architectural splendor of urban gardens in Valletta and the Three Cities, combine cliff-top walking with coastal views, or get up close and personal with migrating birds that have…
The post Discover Malta’s best gardens, parks and nature reserves appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postWhat’s a vegan foodie to do in a place where the signature dishes are based on eggs, pecorino cheese, cured pork, veal and organ meats?
Good news: in just a few short years, plant-based cuisine has taken hold of Italy – as of 2022, 8% of the population considers itself vegetarian or vegan – and the country's most adventurous chefs have risen to the call with wildly inventive, wildly delicious vegan offerings.
In that same span, the Eternal City has become one of the -
Blog postThe scenic walking paths of Belgium take you along dune-covered northern coastlines, up to misty heathlands in the east and through dense forests of the Ardennes. No matter where you roam in this nature-loving country, you won’t lack for options, whether planning a short family-friendly hike near Brussels or plotting a multi-day cross-country trek.
The wilderness is easily accessible in this relatively small country, and you can experience many facets of Belgium while exploring its ex -
Blog postJust across the Potomac River from Washington, DC, Arlington is famous for being the home of Arlington National Cemetery and the Pentagon. But this densely populated county – oddly, it’s not officially considered a city – has many more sights to see.
Come here to dine, admire art, play ice hockey, explore the drug realm (legally), see a play in an award-winning venue and even walk in nature with some of the most iconic views around. Arlington is much more than you think. Here are -
Blog postThese days, freeways aren’t the only way to get around LA. Ever-worsening gridlock and major public investments in public transport mean that bopping around much of Los Angeles and Southern California via rail is an appealing option, and an ever-improving network of train tracks means that you can enjoy the region without blowing your horn – or your cool.
Direct train service will take you to many of SoCal’s top sights plus scores of equally worthy yet less-vaunted places. You ca -
Blog postDepending on which facet of Memphis you want to tap into - from its famed barbeque scene and musical heritage, to exploring its urban wilderness or keeping kids entertained - there’s a month to suit every visitor.
Here’s our guide to the best time to visit Memphis, Tennessee.
Take advantage of Memphis's warm temperatures from May to September by heading to an outdoor festival © Oliver Foerstner / Shutterstock High season is the best time for outdoor festivals and concer -
Blog postMore than 150 sites make up Massachusetts’ superlative network of state parks, encompassing a diverse array of landscapes and historic sites.
With so many outstanding choices it’s impossible to choose a definitive list of the best state parks in Massachusetts, but here are several you really shouldn’t miss.
Do I have to pay to enter Massachusetts state parks? All state parks are free to enter, though many popular sites charge daily parking fees, some year-round and -
Blog postScotland is a top destination for long-distance hikes, combing wild beaches, and settling down in a cozy pub. But what if you're traveling with young children whose little legs aren't quite ready for a full-on outdoor adventure, or teens who can be hard to please?
The cities have a lot to offer family travelers. Most things to see and do in Edinburgh are child-friendly, with street theater for kids during the Edinburgh and Fringe Festivals, and a Ferris wheel and fairground rides in P -
Blog postFrom days at the beach to sunset strolls, Spain has long offered inspiration for the creatively minded. One of the most alluring destinations for music fans looking for a fresh adventure, the country provides an unmatched series of unique festival experiences. After facing COVID-19 cancellations in 2020, only a select few made their return in…
The post Spain's best music festivals to experience in summer 2022 appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postThe moment you roll up in the national parks you feel it – you're entering someplace special. Maybe it's the mountain air or the smell of trees. Most likely it's because you're about to see something big. Something indescribable. A canyon so deep you can see two billion years of geological history in its walls.…
The post 15 unforgettable experiences in US national parks for summer 2022 appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postBelgian beer is world-renowned – Belgium is the only country whose beer culture is inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
This small nation is home to the biggest brewery in the world, as well as tiny, independent operations located on farmsteads, in old factories, and in cave-like casemates. “In Belgium, the magistrate has the dignity of a prince,” wrote Belgian poet Émile Verhaeren. “But by Bacchus, it is tr
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