Trentino is a province of collisions. Stitched to the forested underbelly of South Tyrol, just south of the Swiss and ...

Despite being one of the most photographed natural spaces in the world, stories of the Okavango Delta are rarely told by ...

Detour destinations, aka lesser-known spots, are trending in travel for several reasons. Try one of these getaways that are ...

An LED track. Super shoes. Thousands of tiny "aeronodes." Runner Faith Kipyegon is pulling out all the stops in her attempt ...

National Geographic photographer recounts his time living on the Arctic sea ice with Inupiaq whale hunters as he documented how climate change threatens their way of life.

Independent Bookshop Week was celebrated across the UK this June — we’ve selected four shops worth a literary pilgrimage.

Twenty-four-hour neighbourhood festivals, a nine-mile-long street party and a whole year of revelry — Amsterdam is pulling ...

From a clifftop walking trail to a subterranean Roman villa, via a martini worthy of a film star — here’s how to make the ...

Dolphins have lived near Rome for at least 2,000 years. Scientists fear for their future. Rome's dolphins have an unusually high number of bite marks, suggesting that the population is in competition ...

In the fall of 1915, polar explorer Ernest Shackleton’s ship Endurance sank off the coast of Antarctica, stranding its crew on drifting sea ice and setting in motion one of history’s most ...

Sailing a ship called Moozuffer through the Arabian Sea in January 1849, he witnessed something so rare that there are under 400 known records in 400 years and just one photo.

The National Geographic Society, committed to illuminating and protecting the wonder of our world, has funded Explorer Brian Skerry’s work to increase awareness about the sea since 2014 ...