Aquarium closures are leaving captive dolphins homeless. A new facility in Taranto, southern Italy, offers them a safe haven ...

The 120-mile Peaks of the Balkans trail through Albania, Montenegro and Kosovo explores the peaceful beauty of Southern ...

Built by the Nazis as a coastal defense, then used by the Polish to plot a Cold-War invasion of Scandinavia, the network of ...

Hidden high in the Tian Shan mountains, the sacred open-air site of Saimaluu Tash preserves 90,000 ancient petroglyphs, ...

Kylie Genter is the only foreigner in South Korea to hold a haenyeo license. The feat has turned her into something of a ...

Literary license New York's venerable Algonquin, where lunch imitates art. The Algonquin Hotel defines style, New York style, as it has for almost all of its 95-year existence. By ...

Capital intrigue D.C.'s Watergate celebrates a scandalous history in style. First things first: The infamous D.C. break-in didn't happen at the hotel. Richard Nixon's bumbling bur ...

Grand statement Hong Kong's Peninsula glimmers with pedigree -- and a 30-story addition. This is surely one of the grandest of the grands -- the Peninsula Hong Kong, known intimat ...

Much has changed since the New Haven Colony was founded in 1638 but at least one thing has remained the same. The bustling Connecticut city is still a haven. But instead of offering safety to Puritans ...

More than any other type of train, sleepers offer a palpable sense of adventure, a journey into the unknown and the thrilling prospect of waking up far from where you started.

Beidaihe, a small town near Beijing, was selected by Mao Zedong as the summer getaway for the Communist Party’s most powerful officials.