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Austria’s mix of beginner slopes, black runs and mountainside culture works for all — from fun-seeking families to hardcore off-pisters.

Scientists spotted Alouatta matogrossensis, a new species of howler monkey, while watching videos of animals scrambling across a canopy bridge in Brazil.

Little is known about the rodent, aside from the fact that it frequents murky waterways. Once confirmed, the new find could reveal more about its life history.

From storm-thrashed coastal beds to creative kitchens, oysters are at the heart of food culture in Ireland’s westerly counties of Mayo and Galway. A culinary pilgrimage to this rugged, remote coast reveals just how much flavour and tradition are packed into these beautiful, briny bites.

When codebreakers found cryptic letters in the French national library, they had no idea they were about to uncover a mystery of royal proportions.

In the fifth century B.C., Athens set out to take the Sicilian city of Syracuse. A grave miscalculation and a traitor’s betrayal would start the empire’s downfall.

From tiny hidden speakeasies to cocktail laboratories and lavishly repurposed mansions, Mexico City’s best bars are reimagining the concept of exclusivity — pairing theatrical settings with indigenous ingredients, agave spirits and some of the world’s most inventive mixology.

With its abundant deep snow and unique apres-ski, Japan is attracting an increasing number of skiers from overseas. Get the inside guide, from resorts to ramen.

Despite being one of the world’s most famous shopping streets, Madison Avenue has a distinctly local feel. Discover how the Upper East Side’s latest flagship stores are building on this sense of community and making the shopping experience more personal, offering everything from private appointments to members-only wellness sessions.

For more than 70 years, Sir David Attenborough’s documentaries have explored the complexities of the planet’s natural ecosystems — we take a look at some of his most impactful work.

Photographer Matthieu Paley spent five years collecting souvenir cast-offs from festivals and pilgrimages—and found beauty in their reveries.

Passengers aboard the Ultramarine can feel the Arctic wind on their faces as they get up close with Greenland’s biggest glaciers — and even take a plunge into the Atlantic’s icy waters.

Learn how innovation is helping people support family and friends across borders with greater confidence, flexibility, and choice.

Three decades after the animals were reintroduced to the national park, revisit the legendary predators through National Geographic's archives.

Researchers fear the sale of Dubreuillosaurus valesdunensis, a rare holotype fossil, may open a Pandora’s box of selling scientifically irreplaceable specimens to the highest bidder.