Four Day Weekend

If you've never heard of Papagayo Peninsula, good. We'll be your guide.

So much of the how the modern world thinks—from art to politics to philosophy to religion—can trace itself to Florence, Italy. Florence is for the young spirits and old souls, with Italy’s renowned hospitality at your service and top-shelf cuisine on demand. This is the Florence travel guide to savor the city's best.

The Danish capital has been a global model for sustainable design and innovative cuisine for the last decade—and it shows no signs of slowing down.

Chattanooga, once one of the nation's dirtiest industrial zones, is now an adventure hub on a par with anyplace out West.

In Belgrade, you’ll experience a kinetic world-class destination that knows how to eat, drink, and celebrate. Here's our 4-day weekend guide.

Hong Kong has it all, from dim sum to wooded peaks, night clubs, and the Symphony of Lights. Here's how to make the most of it in a long weekend.

If you follow this Thursday night through Sunday night itinerary, you’ll see why Bogotá is fast becoming South America’s capital of cool.

Between the history, global cuisine, nightlife, art scene, and constant flow of beer, a long weekend in Germany's capital feels like a day. With this Berlin travel guide, you’ll look back at the sights, sounds, foods, and drinks, and wonder how you did so much so quickly.

The Rio de Janeiro travel guide for a four-day weekend: Visit the four or five key tourist attractions, eat world-renowned food (and sometimes just simple local fare), spend a lot of time with your butt in the sand, and a little time inside a samba club, too. Hotel and restaurant recommendations included.

London is very likely the easiest foreign city for Americans to visit. It's easy to fly into, the language barrier is only a charming accent, and it's easy to find top-notch museums, world-class restaurants, and damn good drinks. This is the London travel guide to see as much of the city as you can.

How does a traveler make the most of a long weekend in Paris? How do you bottle up the city's history, food, and charm in a few short days? This Paris travel guide will cover the essentials—where to stay, where to eat, what to see—and a few less-than-obvious things, too.

Munich is every bit the picture-perfect, beer-guzzling, carb-hungry, nature-loving metro you want it to be—and not just during Oktoberfest. Beer halls and gardens, comfort food, expansive greenery, Baroque architecture, history lessons at every turn, lots of BMWs: This is the Munich travel guide to see it all.

With this Thursday evening through Sunday itinerary, you’ll be able to hit all the bucket-list items, uncover a few less-visited spots, and still have some time to chill in the beautiful green areas of Beijing. Here's where to stay, where to eat, and what to see in a four-day weekend.

This is a great Mexico City travel guide for a guaranteed good time and maximum efficiency. Mexico City has Parisian charm, street eats, highbrow restaurants, a little history and sightseeing, mescal, and dancing—plus a luchador or two.

São Paulo is enormous and invigorating, a city of infinite possibilities. Brazil's largest city plays host to world-class museums, delicious food (both highbrow and casual), and astonishing sights. This is the São Paulo travel guide to enjoy yourself as much as possible over a four-day weekend.

With rugged mountains, shimmering waterways, and the best Asian food outside of Asia, the dream endures in Vancouver.

The Northeast’s crunchiest, most over-educated hamlet is also one hell of an adventure hub.

America's greatest urban beach has evolved beyond Miami's cheesy South Beach years.

A list of the must-see places for your next visit to Miami.

Panama City has old-world charm, an inventive food scene, and top-notch fishing.

Through booms and busts, Spain's capital city continues to reinvent itself — and it's enjoying every minute.

If you're looking to get out of the big city – whether that metropolis is New York, Boston, LA, or Houston – look offshore.