The world's eighth largest country, Argentina makes up most of the southern half of South America. It stretches from a rather desolate volcanic landscape in the north through bread-basket ...

As intense and passionate as tango, Buenos Aires seduces with its grand boulevards, plazas and parks, stunning architecture and rich culture.Founded by Spaniards in 1580 on the western shores ...

Favored by delicious weather, palm trees and a good harbor, Nice was founded by the Greeks around 350 BC and co-opted by the sun-seeking English upper-classes in the late 18th century, which ...

Copenhagen is known the world round as a beacon of progressive politics, cutting-edge design, and chic Scandinavian cool. It's also long been a great place for the LGBTQ traveler, and was ranked ...

Housed in a 19th-century Georgian revival brownstone in Dupont Circle, the Phillips Collection was the first modern art museum in America. Since opening in 1921, it has grown to include some of ...

Georgetown's main shopping drag is M Street, which has a variety of upscale clothing boutiques and furniture stores.

This sprawling museum complex, which spans 12,260sq feet on the eastern arm of the National Mall, was endowed by financier Andrew Mellon.  It houses one of the finest art collections in the ...

DC as a whole is very diverse and gay-friendly, making it a fantastic destination for the LGBT traveler. Some have theorized that gay people tend to be drawn to politics, but whatever the reason, ...

Since the 1970s, the anything-goes atmosphere of Provincetown has drawn large numbers of LGBTQ tourists, and the 2010 U.S. Census revealed it had the highest number of same-sex couples in the ...

Since the days of Marco Polo and the Silk Road, China has beckoned with its centuries of culture, exquisite artistic heritage, delicate cuisine, landscapes ranging from arid deserts to tropical ...