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Fashionably renovated hotels, gleaming new art museums, and a resurgence of music have given this formerly senior-dominated Florida destination an increasingly youthful edge.

Skip the clogged freeways and hop on the expanded Metro Gold Line, which makes it easier than ever to find authentic Mexican eats and explore the area’s diverse history.

Clomp through virgin snow, take sleigh rides past picturesque villages, and sip ice wine in Quebec’s quiet, lake-laced southern region.

Six hours upstate, a flock of newly groomed trails, posh condo hotels, and hearty restaurants and breweries have turned a sleepy town into the Aspen of the East.

A slate of dramatic new parks, hotels, and art museums have transformed Colombia’s second-largest city, once a narco-trafficking capital, into one of South America’s most fashionable outposts.

An abundance of vintage boutiques, throwback dining spots, and old-school beachfront charm make this city the retro-chic capital of California.

After the wave of offal and gastropubs, there's a delicious new sense of diversity on the restaurant scene in the British capital.

Civic buildings, boats, and even a windmill have been repurposed as hip dining and drinking destinations in the Dutch capital.

Skip the touristy, overpriced central districts for the upper arrondissements, where the cool kids eat, shop, and party on the cheap.

Exploring volcanic formations and soaking in hot springs is more affordable than ever, thanks to a currency collapse and Icelandair’s free stopovers on flights to Europe.