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The Valley of the Kings opens at six and the coaches come by nine. Why that gap, and the November cool season, decide what Luxor's West Bank feels like.

About 85% of Route 66 is still drivable. What is gone, what is gloriously strange in between, and when to drive a stretch before November 11.

Montréal's murals are free, outdoors and on a weather clock. Go outside first, and know which museum is closed before you cross town.

October in Edinburgh is four different trips. The quiet window, half-term, storytelling week, and the night the clocks go back, with real dates.

How peak fall foliage moves, why leaves turn gold and red, and how to walk into a stand of turning trees this autumn without fighting the crowds.

Can you do Peggy's Cove and Lunenburg in a day from Halifax with kids and grandparents? Yes, if you cut one thing and slow the pace.

How to set up a hands-on Toronto cooking class that works for young kids and grandparents at once: the dish, the length, and the roles.

Why late winter is quietly the best time to meet Cape Town's wild edge, from Table Mountain to the cliffs of Cape Point, and how to visit it well.

Plan one night out that works whether people are drinking or not: zebra striping, mocktail and listening bars, coffee raves, and no bill drama.

Is Oktoberfest worth it? Yes, once you realise it is two festivals. How to pick your day, get a seat without paying, and see the traditions.

Format first, theme second. How to pick a London walking tour that fits your afternoon, plus the daylight and rain traps to plan around.

A warm, honest walking plan for Old Montréal with kids, a stroller and grandparents: flat routes, washroom stops, and which stories suit which ages.