National Geographic Travel

11/08/2025

Once simple street stalls, Vienna’s sausage stands are stepping into the spotlight, earning UNESCO recognition as they reinvent the traditional würstel with everything from fiery spices to vegan twists—here’s where to find the best of them.

Once a humble pit stop, the city’s sausage stands — now inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list — are reimagining tradition through bold flavours and contemporary flair.

11/07/2025

Stunning villages, Alpine mountains, and rolling wine country await on a cycling tour along northeastern Italy's Pedemontana trail—a cross-border adventure through a region with a recent history that's as fascinating as its ancient past.

Setting off from Gorizia, a European Capital of Culture for 2025, the Pedemontana cycling trail in Italy’s north east is a journey across borders, taking in rolling countryside and ancient villages.

11/07/2025

On the shores of Playa Piro, two tiny turtles make their way toward the ocean. Since 2008, the marine turtle hatchery here has helped release around 250,000 turtles into the sea, protecting the next generation of marine life.

11/07/2025

When considering visiting Japan, many prospective travelers worry about overtourism. In Yamagata Prefecture, where rural charm meets open-air serenity, that’s not a problem. Waterfall meditations and mindfulness hikes through the mountains help visitors get in touch with the quieter side of Japan, while in winter, icy winds turn the trees into otherworldly “snow monsters" during a ski season that can last until early summer.

Out now: Nat Geo’s 2026 list features the most exciting, authentic, and immersive destinations in travel right now. https://on.natgeo.com/480ap7X

11/07/2025

In Palisade, Colorado’s Fruit and Wine Byway invites travelers to swap skis for two wheels. Cycle past lavender fields, peach orchards, and rugged desert beauty on your way to wineries that are putting Colorado wine country on the map.

The Fruit and Wine Byway beckons with lavender fields, fresh Palisade peaches, and sweeping views of the Grand Valley. Here’s how to sip, see, eat, and stay along this picturesque route.

11/06/2025

The northern England port city of Hull has undergone a significant revitalization over the last decade, with a focus on its colorful maritime past as a whaling and shipping hub. The town's historic and aesthetic highlights are on full display in its Georgian Old Town, Museums Quarter, and aquarium and marine conservation center.

From Hull to the Dolomites, Nat Geo's 2026 guide has something to inspire everyone. https://on.natgeo.com/47KochG

11/06/2025

Words can't describe the night sky over Chile's Atacama Desert, so we'll let it speak for itself.

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11/06/2025

A visit to a big city doesn’t have to mean a break from enjoying green spaces. For every sprawling concrete jungle, there’s a public park or botanical garden offering an escape from the bright lights and bustling crowds.

From Tokyo and Toronto to Boston and Barcelona, discover big cities with extraordinary green spaces to explore on your next trip: https://on.natgeo.com/47OelYn

11/06/2025

With the resurgence of rail travel in Europe, seeing the French Riviera by train is becoming a more and more attractive option as new routes open. Medieval towns, picturesque beaches, and Mediterranean markets are all reachable through short train rides through the countryside that give you the option to hop on and off wherever you want to visit.

Take the train for a laid-back tour of the Côte d’Azur’s glitzy cities and lesser-known towns, jumping off to buy a slice of Pissaladière, visit a museum or dip your toes in the sea.

11/05/2025

An hour's drive away from Halifax, Peggy’s Point Lighthouse is one of Nova Scotia's most well-known tourist spots.

11/05/2025

Peru’s wonders extend far beyond the heights of Machu Picchu. In the canyons of Yanque, the volcanic streets of Arequipa, and the tranquil expanse of Lake Titicaca, travelers can experience a side of the country where heritage thrives and nature still feels untamed. These overlooked destinations reveal not only breathtaking beauty but also the enduring heart of Peru itself. Discover more: https://on.natgeo.com/3Ln6byx

11/05/2025

Where do the world’s best chefs go when they’re off duty? From Tokyo’s sushi bars to Copenhagen’s bold Nordic kitchens, they share six of the most exciting foodie destinations that invite travelers to explore with their appetites first.

We asked elite chefs to name their favorite foodie destinations—and what they love to eat while there, from fine dining to street food.