City breaks
Copenhagen on Two Wheels: A Long-Weekend Itinerary
Denmark's capital makes more sense from a bicycle seat than from any bus tour.
THE JOURNAL
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Field notes, slow-travel routes and the stories behind the places we send you. Written by the guides who live there.
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Food & culture
Bar-Hopping the Pintxos of San Sebastián's Parte Vieja
In the Basque country's food capital, dinner means a slow walk through the old town, one small plate and one glass of txakoli at a time.
Guides
Flying With Toddlers: A Survival Guide for the First Hour
The first sixty minutes on board decide the whole flight, so plan for those, not the destination.
Adventure & Trekking
The Toubkal Circuit: Trekking Morocco's High Atlas
A loop through Berber villages and high scree slopes in Morocco's High Atlas ends atop North Africa's tallest peak.
Guides
Travel Photography for People Who Don't Own a Real Camera
A phone in the right light beats an expensive camera in the wrong one, every time.
Food & culture
Learning Tagliatelle by Hand in Bologna's Backstreets
In Italy's food capital, the best meals start with flour on the counter and a nonna correcting your technique.
Beaches & islands
Palawan's Lagoons, From El Nido to Coron
Between El Nido and Coron, a scatter of limestone islands hides lagoons so still they barely register as water.
Guides
What to pack for a cold-weather trek (and what to leave)
The mistake most first-time cold-weather trekkers make isn't packing too little — it's packing too much of the wrong thing. Warmth on the trail is about layerin
Slow rail journeys
The Andean Explorer, Cusco to the shores of Lake Titicaca
South America's only luxury sleeper train climbs out of the Sacred Valley and across the high Andean plateau to Puno on Lake Titicaca.
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