Culture holidays

While many “lost cities” are no longer lost, there can be joy in finding them for yourself.

With huge numbers queuing for a glimpse of the Mona Lisa, visiting the Louvre is an ordeal. And now Australians will have to pay even more to visit.

Hurtling between conventional attractions without pausing to look and read means you miss out on so much.

Created more than 2400 years ago, this hidden world disappeared for 55 years, only to be rediscovered in 2005.

Sidemen on the east coast of the island offers a quieter, more immersive Bali for those who relish a slower mode of travel.

It’s becoming increasingly expensive to enter the world’s greatest museums, but here are some ways to keep costs down (or even get in for free).

I’ve needed a haircut for months, but as usual, I’ve been putting it off. I’d been butchered before when travelling.

In service from 1954 to 1997, Britannia sailed a million nautical miles while visiting more than 600 ports in 135 countries.

Tailgating is a spectacle unique to American football. Rain, hail or shine, nothing stops the pre-game party.

Becoming tongue-tied in front of the Dalai Lama may actually have been a blessing.