Known as Canada’s ocean playground, Nova Scotia earns its nickname by being nearly surrounded by the Atlantic. But coastal fun is just the beginning of the adventures you can have on a road trip that knits together Nova Scotia’s natural…
Buenos Aires has so much going on that you could spend a lifetime trying – and failing – to experience it all. It’s an intoxicating place that pulls you in and holds on with a magnetic grip. And that’s not…
Montréal may be packed with urban delights like a thriving culture and nightlife scene, but it also boasts beautiful city parks and bracing hikes up local favorite, Mont-Royal. But even with all these green spaces amidst the chic and bustling…
Picture Utah and images of red-rock arches and deep canyons will spring to mind. However, the Beehive State adds up to much more than its landmark national parks. Taking a road trip across this ruggedly handsome US state will immerse…
England packs a lot into a small area: quaint towns and villages, vibrant cities, idyllic countryside strewn with castles and other ancient sights, as well as wild landscapes and miles of glorious coastline. These five itineraries will help you build…
An Italian itinerary that can’t be missed is a Tuscan road trip. As you leave Florence, twisting two-lane roads cut through hilly landscapes connecting stone-built hamlets, vineyards, farms and ancient castles, with an abundance of spontaneous detour opportunities. Leave art cities…
Flanked by the Tian Shan mountains, Kazakhstan’s former capital and current largest city, Almaty, is the obvious jumping off point to explore the vast country. Here, adventure is found just outside the micro-districts, or neighborhoods. Space is a funny concept…
Sometimes it’s nice to slow down. Across the United States, there are scores of small towns where you can do just that. Lonely Planet’s top choices feature fascinating attractions, good eats and unique personality – everything that makes for a…
Campervanning has always been a popular way to get around New Zealand, especially for travelers on a budget. This is in part thanks to the popularity of “freedom camping” (a system that allows parking overnight in designated areas at no…
Over 7000 sq miles of mountains, rivers, forests, and farms dotted with postcard villages and opulent estates: the Hudson Valley is so vast, you need a car to see it all. Unlike neighboring NYC, public transit isn’t readily available throughout…