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Tracee Ellis Ross describes herself as a “child of the world”—and the description fits. She’s held a passport since birth, accompanied her mother on global work…

Campaigners hoping to convert a disused railway line into England’s longest cycle and pedestrian tunnel are challenging a government decision to fill much of the historic…

New York is a city filled with grand hotels, including the Plaza, the St. Regis and the Carlyle. But for nearly a decade, perhaps its most…

Welcome to Where the Chefs Eat a column in which chefs share their go-to restaurants in their favorite cities.The Lisbon that Nuno Mendes grew up in…

European cities often have narrow streets, cobblestones, limited elevators, and small doorways that make large suitcases difficult to manage.Some people recommend traveling light to avoid judgment…

Unexpectedly, porridge is a Finnish obsession, available in petrol stations, schools and on national airline flights. But Helsinki’s gastronomic offerings are a lot wilder, featuring reindeer,…

7:30 a.m. Fill up on Cuban cuisine Hemingway once called Key West the “St.-Tropez of the poor,” but these days, the hunt for inexpensive meals there…

From soaring skylines in East Asia to vertical expansions in the Middle East, skyscrapers have become defining features of modern urban landscapes. Some of these metropolises…

With temperatures on the rise and plenty of summer left in store, it’s not too late to take stock of your warm weather wardrobe and make…

As early as I can remember, I’ve always got a thrill out of poring over a map, tracing wavy river lines with my fingers, roads that…