An annual tradition returns with extended hours, live performances, and free admission to museums and monuments across the country.
The Belgian Beer Weekend will stretch to 10 days in 2026, marking a decade since UNESCO added Belgian beer culture to its intangible heritage list.
The season's most compelling traditions have little to do with mulled wine and everything to do with showing up on the right day
Gulguer National Park will safeguard 28 at-risk species and rare eucalyptus forest while reconnecting First Nations communities with ancestral lands.
A drained 19th-century reservoir in Llandudno is being reimagined as a venue where audiences step inside Welsh mythology through interactive storytelling and sound.
The coastal city beat Sofia to host the music competition in May, marking Bulgaria's first time staging the event after its debut victory this year.
From New York to Malta, hidden crypts tell stories of faith, disease, and devotion that city streets can't.
Hageland's winemakers invite visitors to explore vineyards, meet producers, and taste wines from Belgium's oldest recognized wine region through mid-September.
Matariki, a centuries-old Māori tradition of reading the night sky, now anchors a national day off - one of the first Indigenous celebrations worldwide to gain that status.
From murder trials involving spectral witnesses to asylums with documented abuse, the most unsettling travel destinations are those where the documented past outweighs the folklore.
A father and daughter traveled to Cantabria for the 2026 total solar eclipse, only to have cloud cover obscure the moment they'd been waiting decades to share.
A rare total solar eclipse will linger over Spain, Morocco, and Egypt for over six minutes in August 2027, and hotels are already filling up.
A rare alignment of duration, visibility, and ancient sun temples makes one desert city the standout choice for 2027's celestial event
Authorities deploy 35,000 officers and close natural parks as Wednesday's celestial event collides with record drought and heat
On 12 August, up to 95 per cent of the sun will be blocked across Britain and Ireland - the most dramatic celestial show since 1999.
On August 12, mainland Spain will experience total darkness in the middle of the day for the first time since 1912, drawing crowds from around the globe.
A total solar eclipse in August offers the country a rare chance to shift demand away from crowded coasts, but officials worry the timing could worsen overtourism.
The leafy London borough has embraced its small-screen fame, but locals hope visitors will stick around for what was there all along
On August 12, a rare celestial event will bring daytime darkness to the Iberian Peninsula, with viewing opportunities stretching from Greenland to West Africa.
On 12 August, the moon will obscure up to 95 per cent of the sun in Britain's deepest eclipse since 1999, with Cornwall and Ireland's south-west coast offering the best views.
