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Often called the Paris of South America, elegant and cosmopolitan Buenos Aires boasts grand buildings and boulevards, leafy parks and gardens, and plenty of cafes and gelaterias (about 60 percent of Argentinians have Italian ancestry, hence the love of cafe culture and gelato!). A third of Argentina‘s population lives here in the coastal capital city, which counts some 48 neighborhoods within its boundaries.

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Along Colombia’s northern coast, facing the Caribbean Sea, the port city of Cartagena makes for a fantastic two-day stop before moving onto other areas of the country or elsewhere in South America. Colombia’s astounding ethnic diversity — some 90 indigenous groups and 65 languages — is well represented in Cartagena, where most locals identify as a mix of European, indigenous and African ancestry.

2 months ago | ciaobambino.com | Tanvi Chheda |Lisa Frederick |Amy Andrews

A melting pot of cultures and neighborhoods, New Orleans is multilayered and fascinating. From the grand homes of the Lower Garden District to jazz along Frenchmen Street, there’s much to enjoy and appreciate. Though it will never shed its party town reputation (Mardi Gras!), the Big Easy has grown up quite a bit in recent years, with lots of art museums, inventive fine dining and luxe digs to rest your head.

2 months ago | ciaobambino.com | Lisa Frederick |Tanvi Chheda

Ambiente Sedona captivated me from the moment it came onto my radar. I’d long been intrigued by Sedona itself (the dramatic red rock formations, the mystical energy, the endless outdoor adventures), but a posh resort where every accommodation is wrapped in a swath of glass to maximize the panorama? Sign me up. Fortunately, my experience didn’t just live up to my sky-high expectations — it surpassed them.

2 months ago | ciaobambino.com | Amy Andrews |Kristi Marcelle |Lisa Frederick |Tanvi Chheda

Barcelona and Andalucia often monopolize the travel planning limelight when it comes to Spain. But consider casting your sights slightly farther north to the coastal beauty of the Costa Brava with an active, immersive holiday on the Camino de Ronda.