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  1. 3 天前 · Our guidebooks & travel books. Whether you’re interested in traveling to a new city, going on a cruise, or cooking a new dish — we’re committed to inspiring you to experience travel in a whole new way. Lonely Planet’s collection of 825+ travel and guidebooks is sure to inspire the traveler within. View All Books.

  2. 2024年6月1日 · May 23, 2024 • 8 min read. Yet the landscapes, seascapes and, um, people-scapes in Nova Scotia are as varied as anywhere in Canada. Here are 11 ways to experience the province. art and culture. The ultimate (long) weekend in Barcelona. May 21, 2024 • 10 min read.

  3. 2024年5月24日 · Apr 24, 2024 • 10 min read. Each of Austin's neighborhoods showcases a different aspect of Austin's character – the political, historical, academic, techy and funky. 1. 2. 3. …. 83. Plan your next life-changing travel experience with Lonely Planet’s latest wildlife and nature stories from around the world.

  4. 2024年5月15日 · A piece of Canadian history, Banff National Park is the world’s third-oldest national park and, over the course of its 140-year existence, has managed to walk a fine line between easy access and careful environmental protection. Banff contains some of the nation’s most emblematic landscapes, including Lake Louise.

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    Best for a city break in spring Elegant Paris, with its Haussmann boulevards and world-class art museums, is a heartthrob at any time of year: the city panorama from basilica-crowned Montmartre on a snowy winter day; cycling or playing the flaneur along the Seine or Canal St-Martin in fall; Cimetière du Père Lachaise after the rain; Sainte-Chapelle...

    Best for old-school seaside charm Artists fell for the shimmering blues, grays and greens of northern France’s Côte d’Opale in the 19th century, and the Côte d’Azur’s golden light in the 20th. Neither has lost its razzle-dazzle. But for retro chic, Arcachon on the Atlantic Coast is the masterpiece. A deep, golden-sand beach laces the seafront of th...

    Best for hiking and wildlife encounters Fizzing with adrenaline and natural beauty, France’s oldest national park embraces 529 sq km (204 sq miles) of mountain peaks, glaciers and pastoral valleys in the French Alps. World-class ski resorts Val d’Isère and Tignes (both open late November to April) are household names, particularly among powder addi...

    Best for romantic château-hopping Nowhere does châteaux like France. For first-timers, the château-strewn Loire Valley – an hour's hop by train from Paris to Tours – assures instant immersion. Roman oenophiles first planted vines on the banks of the River Loire (look for Sancerre, Chinon, St-Nicolas de Bourgeuil and Montlouis-sur-Loire on wine list...

    Best wine region for tasting Dégustation (tasting) is an essential part of daily life in France’s celebrated wine regions: Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, Alsace, the Loire and Rhône Valleys, Provence and Languedoc. But it’s the handsome wine city of Bordeaux– where English merchants rolled barrels of claret (red wine) from quayside to ship in the...

    Best northern region for art fiends and foodies From prehistoric cave art at Lascaux to the Louvre’s Mona Lisa, France’s illustrious art portfolio spans all eras and genres. In northern France, Normandy’s extraordinary light spawned impressionism. French painter Claude Monet painted and repainted Rouen’s masterpiece cathedral obsessively in the lat...

    Best for train travel (and winter sunshine) When the urge hits to rattle past a cinematic mirage of vineyards, fruit orchards and indigo blue water, ride the rails aboard a slow train along the Côte d’Azur (“Azure Coast”). Beach-blessed stops on the coastal route along the Med between unsung Hyères and Italianate Menton (lemons galore!) include red...

    Best for a hilltop-village family adventure The Luberon in Provence is renowned for its flush of hilltop villages (foodie Bonnieux, chateau-capped Lacoste, and the scenic hike from lavender-stitched Abbaye de Sénanque to eagle-nest Gordes are undeniably gorgeous). Yet moving west, it is the less fabled Lotwhere the tourist horde suddenly dissipates...

    Best for open-road escapes Journeys are measured in hours, not miles, on Corsica– nicknamed Île de Beauté (“Island of Beauty”) for good reason. Golden beaches, turquoise coves and fire-red rocks color road trips here, punctuated with unhurried stops at time-forgotten hilltop villages and ancient churches, prehistoric relics, wineries and an overdos...

    Best for history geeks (and something different) Few linger in Lorraine, the industrial underdog in northeastern France with ample contemporary allure. History buffs naturally gravitate to Verdun’s WWI battlefields and the well-marked Remembrance Circuit, a 25km (15-mile) driving and cycling route along the Somme River, where one of WWI’s bloodiest...

  5. 2024年5月22日 · Here are the 11 best places to visit in Switzerland. Jungfrau is also home to the highest railway station in Europe © K'Nub / Getty Images. 1. Jungfrau. Best for outdoor activities. The idyllic Jungfrau region is the icing on the Alpine cake of Switzerland’s Bernese Oberland.

  6. 1 天前 · Discover amazing travel experiences with Lonely Planet’s insider tips, inspirational traveler stories and expert guidance from around the world. Everything you need to know about Nice before you hit the French Riviera Jun 6, 2024 • 8 min read The queen of the French ...