Oaxaca’s Walls of Art
Oaxaca is notable not only for its wildly colorful walls but for the variety of art on many of them
Paul Heymont April 11, 2026
Oaxaca is notable not only for its wildly colorful walls but for the variety of art on many of them
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A visit to a historic Spanish fort on the Caribbean side of Panama, built to help protect Spanish gold as it transited from Western South America to Spain.
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A visit to Plaza Mayor, the historic and social heart of Lima.
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A church made famous by its first minister, the Abolitionist Henry Ward Beecher, continues its traditions today
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Adam’s Peak (also known as Sri Pada, or “holy footprint”) is located in the southwestern part of Hill Country.
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Oaxaca is notable not only for its wildly colorful walls but for the variety of art on many of them
Eight destinations show just how diverse and exciting scuba diving can be (sponsored content)
This is all the clue there is: Is it enough for you to name the scene of a future TravelGumbo blog? Email answers by Monday midnight to [email protected].
A visit to a historic Spanish fort on the Caribbean side of Panama, built to help protect Spanish gold as it transited from Western South America to Spain.
A message from the Biltmore Mayfair (sponsored content)
A visit to Plaza Mayor, the historic and social heart of Lima.
Exploring the natural wonders of Uganda reveals a country blessed with extraordinary landscapes and wildlife (sponsored content)
A church made famous by its first minister, the Abolitionist Henry Ward Beecher, continues its traditions today
Packing effectively for different climates requires preparation, realism, and adaptability (sponsored content)
Adam’s Peak (also known as Sri Pada, or “holy footprint”) is located in the southwestern part of Hill Country.
It’s sometimes hard to believe the sandstone forms in Bryce Canyon aren’t the ruins of man-made walls
A stop at the historic Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An.
A unique collection of portraits Vincent Van Gogh painted while in Arles, of a postman and the family he befriended.
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Once home to Britain’s Viceroy, it’s now home to the Indian Institute for Advanced Study
That’s the theme of this work by Bartholdi at Lyon’s Hotel de Ville; he also designed the Statue of Liberty
The man under the pigeon is Andre-Marie Ampere, the scientist whose name lives on in our fuseboxes
These stairs at the Museum of Lyon History looked like a shortcut to the end of my own history.
A lovely lunch in Lyon’s old quarter, accompanied by a ham-and-cheese crepe and a small beer for less than €20
This impressive Renaissance Revival monument had its cornerstone laid on Louis XIV’s 8th birthday (he had already been king for three years)