kate donnelly

Programs that use horses to teach trust-building and leadership skills have become popular across fields like business, sports and art.

Over the past couple of years, it seems, Americans have discovered the joys of Mexico City en masse. What they might not know — and what stylish locals long have — is that the city of Puebla, another design-and-food-rich destination, is just a two-and-a-half-hour drive southeast.

The mood is exceptionally celebratory in Champagne, the famed, hilly region in northeast France.

A profile on the mother of all hostesses.

Before the snow bunnies descend, consider a fall trip when crowds thin and days are blessed with sunshine.

The future of American cities looks mighty leafier.

El Rey Court opens.

A by-no-means exhaustive list of the things our editors (and a few contributors) find interesting on a given week.

The 24 new rooms have handwoven rugs, local ulmo wood and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Pacific.

The iconic venue where the power lunch was invented, returns after a scrupulous two-year, $30 million dollar renovation.

This year, Colorado’s legendary Broadmoor resort turned 100 years old.

Everything you need to know about seed cycling.

At 376 years old, the onetime Colonial French fur-trade town has morphed into a cosmopolitan city with classic European sensibilities — and it’s only an hourlong flight from New York.

In the Bahamas, a sweet little renovated hotel — tinted rose and awash in colonial history — beckons visitors with unique experiences and chic, breezy charm.

Travelers reap the benefits of indigenous ingredients and ancient healing techniques.