Arestia Rosenberg

Young Joan Baez and Bob Dylan played there, and today, from Southern rockers to indie pop, the Newport Folk Festival brings together an eclectic mic of American sounds—and fans.

Liberland, a libertarian stretch of land in between Serbia and Croatia, is well on its way to becoming the world’s newest recognized country.

We talk to some of the nation’s top restaurateurs to find out the reality of running a restaurant or bar—and to get their advice on how to do it right.

Inspired by innovative graffiti, the trio that make up Free Mozaik—Jan Pancíř, Tereza Podová, and Jan Lukeš—collaborate to make mosaic street art installations all over the city.

In La Paz, our correspondent finds a legendary basement dive, where the house specialty is not a cocktail, but an illicit tray of the white stuff.

It has been dubbed ‘the world’s most dangerous road,’ with hairpin turns, no guardrails, and sheer precipices. Our brave correspondent set out to cycle it.

It may have a reputation as a land of endless sunshine and beautiful people, but it’s a grueling, demanding, cut-throat business—and it will change your career.