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The Morgan Library in New York pays tribute to its first director, who navigated a racist society and went on to lead the cultural institution for over two decades

A journey that begins in the vibrant capital of the Mexican state and ends on the famous ‘Chepe Express’ train after stops in Cuauhtemoc’s Mennonite community, Creel and the Tarahumara Mountains

The founder of The North Face and the CEO of Patagonia bought more land than anyone else to donate to natural parks. Ten years after Douglas Tompkins’ death, EL PAÍS visits the paradise that he and his wife helped preserve

A couple from Madrid who have lived on the island for 20 years own the largest vineyard in Ireland. Their wines, favored by climate change, are making a name for themselves in a country that predominantly drinks beer

During each jump into the void — at 52 miles per hour and from a height of 115 feet — Mexican divers defy death in front of tourists from all over the world

In the small village of Oostduinkerke, on the shores of the North Sea, a community of 12 families maintains an ancient custom declared by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage

Female Artists of the Mougins Museum was founded in the French town of Mougins, with the aim of vindicating the creators who have been silenced by history

“I look to create candlelight,” says Hugo Toro. The French-Mexican architect and designer found the latest home for his aesthetic universe in Mas Candille, located in France’s Mougins region. The adventure to renovate the location took the atmosphere builder from California to the Riviera

The state capital of Quintana Roo has centuries of history, pristine beaches, and a fantastic boardwalk culture

The construction of a tall new building blocking views of the Empire State Building sparks a debate on regulating the Manhattan skyline

Known for its colorful gondolas, the nature reserve south of Mexico City is home to an endemic amphibian called the ‘axolotl’

The son of a Malian construction worker and a Senegalese domestic worker, the chef has become a national hero in France. Now, his new restaurant, Lafayette, is revolutionizing Parisian gastronomy

Inventories of Chartreuse have dropped sharply, but the Carthusian religious order doesn’t want to increase production

EL PAÍS visited the New York offices of the first architect to win a Tony Award and two Emmy Awards. The Rockwell Group — an architecture and design studio — will turn 40 in 2024. The firm is responsible for more than 30 Broadway sets and stages, including the 93rd edition of the Oscars

There’s nothing better than José Alfredo’s ‘rancheras’ to understand Mexico and the Mexicans. On the 50th anniversary of his death, a festival in his hometown celebrates his legacy

Ten years after Nobel laureate’s death, the museum dedicated to Ireland’s most beloved writer receives thousands of visitors

Nader Baraia, an aeronautical technician turned cheese merchant, energizes the social and commercial life of a French community

The Mayans called it sicté, the Spanish adopted it as ‘chicle’ and the U.S. government gave it to troops during WWII to combat stress

Tour the ruins of Moche and Chimú civilization, with a visit to the pre-Incan citadel of Chan Chan, the tomb of the Lady of Cao, and charming restaurants with unmatched traditional cuisine

An independent non-profit now carries on the work of Daphne and David Sheldrick, whose wildlife trust is a haven for young orphaned animals

The most authentic version of these rice cakes is made in the city of Nara with old-fashioned tools. Hundreds of tourists visit the workshop daily to see how it is made

Today, idleness is considered practically a sin, whereas being constantly busy and available online is celebrated. However, this has not always been the case

Waldhaus Sils, a turn-of-the-century establishment in the Alps once favored by Herman Hesse, Luchino Visconti and David Bowie, has found a new use for these long-unused spaces

From perfect salads to delicious Kobe burgers – the tastiest tapas on offer in the Basque city