Central Vermont Travel Guide

The Northeastern United States is famous for its geographical diversity, and chances are high that somewhere in New England and New York you’ll find the... Read More

This year, many of our readers’ favorite properties in the northeastern United States come with a storied pedigree. The Chanler at Cliff Walk, for... Read More

Travelers looking for the next undiscovered, under-the-radar destination, pay attention. According to Travel + Leisure readers, you’ve been seriously... Read More

The word may be from Old Norse, and the tradition may be ancient — wall paintings and artifacts date to 10,000 years ago in China — but skiing, which... Read More

"Norfolk is a great place to live and to visit," said one proud Virginian. "The climate is mild and the art and culture scene is alive with momentum!... Read More

Whether you’re hankering for crispy French fries, fresh fish, or the perfect slice of pizza, cities all across the United States are proving... Read More

“I just love having everything paid for up front,” says Renee Pagnani, who has vacationed at the same all-inclusive resort for six years in a row. “It’s... Read More

I’m fortunate to have the chance to travel all over the world, and while I love far-flung and exotic locales, some of my favorite experiences this... Read More

After trying to vote in 1872, Susan B. Anthony was sent to jail in her hometown of Rochester, New York. She was arrested, tried and convicted of ... Read More

The wedding is over, the caterers have been tipped, that one relative didn’t fight with that other relative, and you had a blast.Now: Breathe.Some of... Read More

After the holidays—and the wassail, Yule logs, and Christmas cookies—it may be time to celebrate the New Year with an invigorated interest in healthy... Read More

The National Toy Hall of Fame just announced its 2015 inductees. Out of a field that included toy icons like the Wiffle Ball, Jenga. American Girl... Read More

College is about developing your inner beauty, and that’s a good thing. As for the colleges themselves, from a purely aesthetic point of view, campus... Read More

“When the Dodgers moved to California, my grandparents moved, too, opening a New York–style diner in 1960,” says Harry Rudolph, the third-generation... Read More

Twenty-five feet of featherlight powder, 300 annual days of sunshine, and world-class skiing facilities: is it any wonder that skiers flock there in... Read More