On August 12, the Iberian Peninsula will experience totality for the first time since 1912, while millions more across Europe and North America will see a partial eclipse.
Hokusai's Great Wave will bloom across the Grand-Place in 700,000 flowers this August, marking a shift in tradition for Belgium's biennial spectacle.
Iceland's limited rental stock faces pricing surge while Spain's larger market offers more flexible options as celestial event draws near
In a Zapotec village outside Oaxaca, families open their homes, mezcal flows from jugs, and the celebration runs until sunrise.
The Midi Fair, a UNESCO-recognized tradition dating back to 1880, opens along Boulevard du Midi with over 120 attractions despite ongoing construction around the Eurostar station.
As August heat rises, the city's galleries cool visitors with retrospectives spanning pioneering abstraction, kinetic sculpture, and permanent collections that reward repeat visits.
Christian Dior's childhood home in Granville reveals how coastal France molded the aesthetic that still defines one of the world's most influential fashion houses.
A behind-the-scenes look at how The Devil Wears Prada 2 turned the Italian capital's most storied institutions into movie sets
Seven new immersive works transform New York's highest observation deck into a prismatic journey through light, reflection, and urban energy.
On August 12, Britain will witness its best solar eclipse in nearly three decades, with up to 95 percent coverage in some regions.
From Normandy's D-Day beaches to a Thai temple and a swamp in Georgia, this year's selections span war memorials, ancient capitals, and rare ecosystems.
The Dutch capital will host the global LGBTQ+ gathering for the first time, marking a quarter-century since same-sex marriage became law in the Netherlands.
New Zealand's South Island city is already at capacity for July 2028, when a total eclipse will bring darkness for nearly three minutes - the first such event in the region since the 12th century.
The Jennifer Garner series brought Hollywood to a Massachusetts island for three weeks of filming - and locals noticed
The director's adaptation of Homer's epic sprawled across five countries, from Moroccan kasbahs to Icelandic lava fields, in a 91-day production that prioritized real locations over studio sets.
The Irish Sea island welcomed over 350,000 visitors last year, driven by its UNESCO Biosphere status, motorcycle racing heritage, and Celtic culture.
From Iceland's black sand to a remote Sicilian island, the director's take on Homer's epic spans Morocco, Scotland, and beyond - most of it on foot.
A mountain town in Leiria district is betting on adventure sports to extend its tourist season beyond summer
A four-day festival will screen films inside the monument's glass-walled room 57 meters above ground, free but by lottery only
