Julia Buckley
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For the First Time, the Colosseum’s Underground Gladiator Tunnels Are Open to the Public
The backstage area of the Roman arena has opened to the public for the first time in history. → Read More
Venice Sees a New Future for Tourism Post-Pandemic
After a year light on visitors, locals in Venice see an opportunity for the city to reset itself and its relationship to travelers. → Read More
What It's Like to Tour Venice's 14th-Century Quarantine Island
Visiting Lazaretto Nuovo, the quarantine island where today's anti-contagion practices began, feels more timely than ever. → Read More
How Countries in Europe are Reopening
Countries in Europe are gradually opening up for tourism again—though U.S. travelers will need to wait until at least July. → Read More
How I Travel With My Invisible Disability
Invisible disabilities don't have to hold travelers back. By requesting services you're entitled to, you can successfully navigate any airport or trip. → Read More
Site Where Caesar Was Killed to Open to Tourists in 2021
Largo di Torre Argentina will be restored, thanks to fashion house Bulgari. → Read More
In Bali, a Search for Healing
In her new book, Heal Me, Julia Buckley writes about her quest around the world to find a cure for her chronic pain. Here, in an exclusive excerpt for Traveler, she travels to Bali, where she encounters a balian—or healer—with a knowledge of past lives. → Read More
15 Best Boutique Hotels in London
Our top recommendations for the best boutique hotels in London with pictures, review, and useful information. See the best boutique hotels based on price, location, size, services, amenities, charm, and more. → Read More
Inside the Rome Colosseum’s Newly Restored Top Floor
For the first time in 40 years, the quinto ordine of the Colosseum is open to the public in Rome. → Read More
Vertical Forests Are Spreading Across Cities, from Milan to Tehran
The travel industry is catching on to the potential of "living walls." → Read More
A Sneak Peek of Eataly World, Italy's $106 Million Food Theme Park
From truffle hunts to 1,000 iterations of the Negroni, here’s a sneak peek of what’s on offer at Italy’s impending foodie wonderland. → Read More
What to Buy in Italy, Away from the Tourist Traps
Whether you're in Rome, Bologna or Florence, what to buy in Italy all depends on avoiding the tourist traps. → Read More
How Venice's Artisans Are Working to Save the City
In the wake of overwhelming visitor numbers, there's a new plan to help preserve the city's traditional craftsmanship. → Read More
Florence Launches Campaign Telling Tourists How to Behave
Dubbed #EnjoyRespectFirenze, the initiative looks to crack down on disrespectful visitors. → Read More
Florence Launches Campaign Telling Tourists How to Behave
Dubbed #EnjoyRespectFirenze, the initiative looks to crack down on disrespectful visitors. → Read More
Is the Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice’s Hottest New Attraction?
The 16th-century Fondaco dei Tedeschi has been transformed Venice's newest shopping and Instagramming hotspot. → Read More
Two Years On, Vienna's Refugee-Run Magdas Hotel Is Going Strong
What at first seemed like a worthy charity project has become a thriving business. → Read More
This Website Will Change the Way People With Disabilities Travel
Accomable, which opened its U.S. office this month, finds accessible hotel rooms and rentals for disabled travelers. → Read More
Not Sure It's Safe to Visit Belgium? #CallBrussels Will Change That
Visitor numbers to Brussels have plummeted in the wake of the Paris attacks. Here’s how the city plans to get them back. → Read More
United Airlines Fined $2.75M for Mistreatment of Passengers
Mishandling disabled passengers and long tarmac delays were unlawful, rules the DOT. → Read More