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Liz Humphreys grew up in Canada, lived in San Francisco and New York City, and spent more than a decade in Europe, living in Amsterdam, London and Berlin. In a previous NYC life, she edited for media companies including Condé Nast and Time Inc. Since going freelance, she's written and edited for publications including Condé Nast Traveler, Travel & Leisure, National Geographic, Time Out International, Business Insider, the Independent (UK), Michelin Green Guides, Forbes Travel Guide and Rough Guides. Liz has contributed to more than 50 guidebooks for Fodor's, including Italy, Germany and Portugal, and has a Level 3 Award in Wines from WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust), which comes in handy when exploring her beloved European wine regions.
This former women’s prison has been completely transformed into a minimalist boutique hotel surrounded by gorgeous wild gardens, with many guest rooms ...
Owner and chocolate maker Kristiane Kegelmann also works as a sculptor, which accounts for the minimalist gallery-like look of this modern Austrian-German ...
Germany’s first Hoxton hotel brings a fun, playful vibe inspired by 1920s Art Nouveau style to West Berlin, with a mix of custom-made and vintage furnishings, ...
Inside an atmospheric 19th-century women’s prison, this vegetable-centric small plates restaurant focuses on ingredients from the surrounding Brandenburg ...
This much-hyped burger joint near the Kottbusser Bridge—helmed by two former three-Michelin-star chefs—has a short but spot-on menu: smashburgers (also ...
An all-female or non-binary staff prepares and serves the organic, low-waste cuisine at this bright and cheery vegan eatery. Vegan cookbook author and ...
This immense neo-baroque building was once home to Berlin’s telegraph office and now houses an airy, industrial-looking hotel with an inviting open-plan ...
This charming concept store offers a large selection of locally designed clothing and accessories, all sustainable and inclusive, along with events including ...
For an appealing mix of one-of-a-kind rooms individually designed by artists and an über-central location steps from the Brandenburg Gate, this vibrant ...
You can’t visit Venice and not have a unique and romantic experience. These 15 Venice trip ideas, from hopping on a gondola to exploring the Galleria dell'Accademia will give you the best taste of the town, and since you’ll probably leave a piece of your heart there, you’ll definitely want to return for more.
Jam-packed with amazing things to see, eat, and drink, experiencing Italy in its full requires time, a sense of adventure, a quick brush-up on your Italian, and an appetite.
If you’re looking for an excursion from always-bustling Venice, you’re in luck. There are more than 100 islands in the lagoon around La Serenissima. Whether you’re interested in art, scenery, wine, churches, or even historic cemeteries, you’ll find it all just a short vaporetto ride away. Here are our eight top picks for excursions from … Continued
From tilting at windmills to sampling “Dutch gin,” here are the best things to do if you want to immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Netherlands.