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Pitch-black picture-perfect

by JOSEPHINE MATYAS

By surrounding itself in darkness, Quebec's Mont Mégantic lights the skies on fire

Shore leave

by ALASTAIR SUTHERLAND

Nanaimo is a budget-friendly base to explore Vancouver Island — and the best place to get dessert

A surreal trip

by JOSEPHINE MATYAS

Prepare for unexpected visions and odd architecture on a visit to Salvador Dalí’s Spanish strongholds

Far side of the moon

by MARGO PFEIFF

Get way off the beaten track among the salt lakes, geysers and dunes of Chile’s Atacama Desert

In fair Verona

by SUSAN MACCALLUM-WHITCOMB

The city that inspired Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet will bring out the romantic in you

I prescribe cycling in Quebec

by DR JEANNIE ROSENBERG

An FM discovers that a spin on the P’tit Train du Nord route isn’t always as easy as it seems

On the edge

by JEREMY FERGUSON

Dubbed the People’s Coast, Oregon’s Pacific shore is all public land and just begging to be explored

You only live twice

by ANNAROSA SABBADINI

The old Tokyo Train Station is like new again, and it’s brought fun into the financial district.

The other Swiss riviera

by ROBB BEATTIE

The original outdoorsy retreat, the towns of Lake Lucerne have been drawing visitors for 180 years

Picture perfect

by SOPHIE LORENZO

Five of the most charming European towns you’ve probably never heard of

» slideshow: Europe's most picturesque towns

Norwegian wood (and water)

by JOSEPHINE MATYAS

Scandinavia’s northernmost country isn’t short on raw beauty

A walk in the garden

by GERALD FITZPATRICK

The aristocratic “backyard” at Sissinghurst Castle is England’s most visited green space

Europe’s best bargains

by SUSAN MACCALLUM-WHITCOMB

Tough times overseas mean a boon for visitors. Here’s where your buck goes farthest

Meet the super-elderly

by ANNAROSA SABBADINI

Just off mainland Japan, Okinawa lives and ages on its own island time

The vanished world

by ROBB BEATTIE

Frozen in time 2000 years ago by a volcanic eruption, Pompeii offers a window into Roman-era life

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