Pablo Neruda's Home, Santiago, Chile
The home of Pablo Neruda, the Nobel Prize winning Chilean poet, is famous for its quirky art and eclectic layout. Neruda called his home in Santiago La Chascona, after his nickname for his lover Matilde Urrutia. Chascona means “tangled one,” a name he gave her because of her curly red hair.
Bellavista Neighborhood Murals, Santiago de Chile
We were pleased to wander the Bellavista neighborhood of Santiago de Chile where we'd lived many years ago and find that many of the shop and apartment walls were still covered with imaginative murals.
10 Steps to More Responsible Travel
10 Steps to More Responsible Travel. Eco-friendly and sustainable travel explained. Tips for how to become a responsible traveler.
How to Charge Up Your Travels and Home
Over the 16 years we've been traveling to more than 80 countries, with close to that many different electronic devices, we've become experts on how to keep things charged up while on the road.
The Best Introduction to Madrid is the Madrid Food Tour
Every traveler deserves a great gastronomic introduction to food in Madrid, Spain. These walking tours will help you find the places you'd never discover on your own, and wrap up your experience with great stories describing the history and culture of food in Spain.
A Mekong River Cruise with AmaWaterways
A river cruise on Asia's Mekong River with AmaWaterways casts new light on Cambodia and Vietnam. Historic sites from centuries and just decades ago are best described by locals who've survived and thrived in the changing Mekong Delta region.
The Best Travel Accessories (2026)
Travel is not just about the destination. It's also about making the journey as smooth as possible. Here are our recommendations for the best accessories for every kind of travel in the coming year. For packing, comfort, and tech needs.
Road Trips in Spain: Best Regional Routes
Explore Spain by car with our guide to the best road trips, scenic routes, and travel tips for driving across Spain.
Fun Holiday Traditions in Spain: Christmas Markets and Foods
Christmas traditions in Spain involve holiday cakes and food, Christmas markets, nativities, beautifully lit cities, and processions of the Three Kings, or Wise Men. Here are highlights.
