TRAVEL

Seattle's library redefined the concept of libraries. Calgary's is lesser-known, but it is just as impressive.

With the return of travel comes the return of travel fees.

Inbound travelers and close contacts will spend seven days in a quarantine facility and self-monitor at home for three days.

The 23rd annual Washington Post Travel photo contest is accepting submissions through Aug. 17.

Read the official rules of the Washington Post Travel section's 23rd annual photo contest.

Downtown Marfa, a quirky art destination in southwest Texas, was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places.

Lake Constance, with more than a dozen marked bicycle routes, is one of Europe’s most popular biking destinations.

During a summer of flight issues and high gas prices, overnight train travel may be an appealing option.

Five museums that are working to preserve and celebrate the history of Black Canadians.

A Smithsonian Journeys trip to Florence revealed the benefits of long-stay group tours.

This summer locals and tour guides report increasing numbers of European tourists ready to once again explore Syria's sights.

Last month, a bison attacked a woman in Yellowstone. Here are some tips for avoiding dangerous animal encounters.

Apps and services can make communication easier when you don't speak the local language — but don't rely on them too heavily.

The new Elizabeth Line will connect London’s main airport with locations across the city.

In Paris, the little-known Parc de Bagatelle is planted with 10,000 rose bushes representing 1,200 varieties.

Seasoned travelers' go-tos while stuck at an airport include shopping strategically, riding the airport train, visiting the chapel — and leaving.

The self-proclaimed "granite center of the world," Barre, Vt., is known for producing tombstones.

Seward, a seaside outpost south of Anchorage, boasts a multitude of breathtaking hikes.