Travel

A born New Yorker who lives not far from the Met Cloisters in Upper Manhattan, Mr. Eckstein started with a hit list of 150 museums that was eventually whittled to the 75...

The Canal du Midi, entirely hand-dug and hailed as an engineering marvel on completion in 1681, offers a refreshing alternate take on French travel: a bikeable path through the towns and landscapes...

It’s set to be another scorching summer, with extreme and prolonged heat waves forecast across many parts of the United States and Europe.The stifling conditions could impact millions of travelers and wreak...

For decades, visitors flocking to New York for Pride every June found plenty of packed bars and jubilant parties but no easy way to engage with the city’s rich L.G.B.T.Q. history.Even Sheridan...

While secluded, remote coastal destinations have enduring appeal, a great beach city provides travelers with top-notch hotels, restaurants and cultural attractions, as well as the requisite sandy feet, endless waves and ocean...

Phan Dat, a 24-year-old travel enthusiast, shares his memorable  experience in Shanghai, one of the world's megacities. Despite rumors and assumptions about this Asian city, Shanghai's skyscrapers and vibrant urban life are...

When my Travel story about Saudi Arabia was published online last week, some readers bristled.Why, they wanted to know, had The New York Times’s Travel team devoted so much time and effort...

The Australia Letter is a weekly newsletter from our Australia bureau. Sign up to get it by email. This week’s issue is written by Julia Bergin, a reporter based in Melbourne.A sole...

“Making It Work” is a series is about small-business owners striving to endure hard times.While many people can conjure up romantic visions of a Montana ranch — vast valleys, cold streams, snow-capped...

Diplo, born Thomas Wesley Pentz, fell in love with Jamaica, particularly its Portland parish on the northeast coast, nearly 20 years ago. “I was D. J.ing on a cruise ship, got off...