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English Countryside Whimsy Lands in New York State: Hudson Valley Innkeepers Fall for the Cracks in Old Houses
From a three-bedroom cottage in Old Chatham to a century-old inn in Rosendale, designers and innkeepers are bringing English eccentric aesthetics into the Hudson Valley and the Catskills—down to the cracks in the floorboards they refuse to patch up.
Nagaoka, Niigata's "Fermentation Town": A One-Mile Walk Through Sake, Miso, and Snow-Aged Ham
Niigata's dramatic temperature swings have long nurtured fermentation traditions like sake and miso. In Nagaoka, a one-mile walking route called Hakko Trip lets visitors explore centuries-old sake breweries and century-old miso makers across six stops in just two hours.
Safari at Sea: Scotland's Ailsa Craig Island, Home to 70,000 Seabirds, Seals, and Porpoises
A Condé Nast Traveler contributor flew from London to Glasgow, checked into Glenapp Castle in South Ayrshire, and sailed to Ailsa Craig—an island with a mere 2.5-mile circumference—to witness a wild spectacle of seabirds, seals, and porpoises coexisting in the open water.
Where to Stay in Banff National Park: From a Fossil-Studded Castle Hotel to a 33-Room Lakeside Lodge
From Fairmont Banff Springs, a castle hotel embedded with 450-million-year-old fossils, to Moraine Lake Lodge, a 33-room property with its own private canoes, accommodations around Banff National Park span an enormous range—each with its own scale and its own approach to hospitality.