Travel

Perhaps even more puzzling than the meaning of their creation is how they were built in the first place.

Get around that 3.4-ounce rule.

Get around that 3.4-ounce rule.

Visiting one restaurant a night, it would take travelers five months to reach them all.

You can save up to 30 percent if you book at the right time. Here's how.

The event takes place on a tiny island off the coast of Guadeloupe that's slowly succumbing to rising sea levels.

It’s a little slice of Venice in northern Europe.

Face and fingerprint scanners would eliminate the need for paper documents.

Originally from Russia, Alling wanted to return home but couldn't afford ship fare—so she started walking.

These 15 countries have transformed their passports into works of art.

The 90-minute tour takes riders to the city's best dog parks and canine-themed cultural attractions.

It's a matter of probability.

Traveling to Cuba is easier than ever—but that doesn't mean it's easy.

If you're heading out on Sunday and don't know what to wear, stop thinking.

The country's $290 billion tourism investment will include 100,000 new and upgraded public toilets.

7. Nobody put baby in a corner in the Catskills. (Think further south.)

Let the surfing begin!

If you've got a burning desire to sing “Auld Lang Syne” twice, a one-way trip from Sydney to Los Angeles is the answer. But it will cost you.

It should generate enough electricity to power local street lamps.

Welcome to Myra, where a Greek bishop became a power player in early Christianity.

Tis the season for travel nightmares.

The idea may have been too good to be true.

Adventurous travelers brave the Arctic’s freezing temperatures for the breathtaking views and majestic landscapes.

None of these innovative efforts to smuggle contraband worked—but they all get points for creativity.