Frida Kahlo’s neighbourhood: exploring vibrant Coyoacán, Mexico City

Ahead of a major Frida Kahlo show at London’s V&A we visit the artist’s bohemian district – from her house to the cantina where she drank, and from arts venues to fantastic markets and restaurants

Leros: the Greek island with just a touch of Italy

This Dodecanese gem has 20th-century Italian influences as well as the classic repertoire of secret beaches and laid-back tavernas

Mount Taranaki: will the New Zealand peak’s ‘living person’ status bring respect?

The North Island mountain is to get the same rights as a human being and, amid environmental concerns, the Māori hope this means tourists treat it with care

A local’s guide to Kraków: 10 top tips

It’s Kraków’s striking medieval old town, one of the finest in Europe, that attracts visitors, but the city’s youthful restaurants, bars and cultural hangouts are well worth checking out, too

Extra time in Russia: by train to three World Cup cities

As the world’s largest sporting circus prepares to kick off, we tour lesser-known host cities by train from Moscow, and find three very different metropolises, all with a lot to offer

20 great traditional festivals in Europe

A festival adds fun to a holiday. Our writers pick less-heralded summer events they’ve discovered in small-town Europe

Nîmes’ stunning new Roman museum dazzles in a glass ‘toga’

As the French city bids for Unesco heritage status, the stylish Musée de la Romanité shows off the extensive treasures of Roman Nîmes

The baroque delights of Antwerp

Historic Antwerp is opening its gilded stucco doors to lovers of Europe’s most decadent style

Hong Kong – city walking guide: exploring the Sham Shui Po district

Traditional industry, bargain electronics, hipster wares and some of the city’s best bites make Sham Shui Po an essential Hong Kong stop-off

‘Dynamic’ Dundee earns place on Lonely Planet’s Best in Europe 2018 hotlist

The Scottish city has a top 10 slot on this year’s list – along with Emilia-Romagna and Cantabria – as the guidebook publisher looks to reflect concerns about overtourism

The best public transport in Hong Kong: from double-decker ferries to funiculars

Sure, you can drop £1,000 on a private helicopter tour of Hong Kong Island – or you could jump on one of the city’s famous double-decker trams for just 21p

Nashville, Tennessee: Music City’s still got soul

As the first direct flights from the UK launch this month, we find that, despite building and gentrification, the home of country and bluegrass hasn’t lost touch with its roots

Harlem’s renaissance: how art, food and history are shaping its latest evolution

The Harlem EatUp! food festival starts on 14 May – just one opportunity residents and enthusiastic newcomers have to celebrate and develop the culture of this historic New York district

An Indian railway adventure: the pilgrim train from Hyderabad to Tamil Nadu

On an epic rail journey especially for pilgrims, our writer is as enthralled by the kindness and friendship of his fellow travellers as he is by the spectacular temples

Return to Tunis: why now is the time to visit this historic city

Tourism is returning to Tunisia after the 2015 terror attacks, but international visitors remain in short supply in its capital, leaving its Roman ruins and key attractions largely empty