Wall Street Journal: Travel

One of the world’s most coveted territories during the days of Christopher Columbus, the spice-laden Banda Islands fell off the travel map long ago. But real adventurers still seek them out.

Moving art museums in their own right, these four vintage merry-go-rounds lie within 70 miles of one another. Enroute you’ll find fine beaches, clam shacks and the quirky artistry of a bygone America

A five-stop tasting tour of Berlin’s star sandwiches, the savory döner kebab, from a classic hole-in-the-wall to a shockingly tasty vegan alternative

While Ibiza and Mallorca draw the party crowd and the tourist hordes, neighboring Minorca has obstinately endeavored to remain unspoiled.

Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks lie some 400 miles apart in Western Montana. But what you’ll see between them is just as compelling.

Manhattan’s thirst for the illicit fun of the Prohibition era lives on, from hidden jazz clubs to ’20s-themed soirees. Here’s a guide to a dozen furtive and festive cocktail spots.

If you’ve got the nerve, you can experience a rare active volcano up close on Stromboli, a small and sultry Aeolian Island. Here’s how

Every June, descendants of the Incas build a 100-foot bridge high in the Peruvian Andes made of nothing but grass. Cross if you dare.

Piran, a seaside beauty on Slovenia’s Adriatic coast, is a popular, undemanding day trip town, but the longer you linger, the more it reveals.

For a getaway with bragging rights, try France’s Ile de Re—a beach retreat favored by in-the-know Parisians. Plus: other beat-all escapes.