These odd fruits, veggies and animals show the vanishing diversity of our food
Treasure found in prehistoric graves in Bulgaria is the first evidence of social hierarchy, but no one knows what caused the civilization's decline
Spanning 1,770 miles from Germany's Black Forest to the coast of Romania, the river takes its character from the people and places it passes
A new generation of chefs and vintners is seasoning this sleepy, vineyard-dotted valley with fresh ideas
The rich soils of Austria's Wachau Walley yield some of the tastiest apricots and apricot products in the world
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: The Danube
Travel the Danube from the Black Forest of Germany to the green teardrop-shaped island of St. Margaret in Budapest
A reminder of past glory, the dance is birthright in Vienna
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: The Danube
The hearty soup-stew known around the world began as the everything-goes-in meal of Hungarian herdsmen
In a historic first, an animal that went extinct in the African wild is reintroduced, giving hope for many endangered species
History runs deep in the legendary transit system
Thanks to a new book, these female pioneers who helped the U.S. win the space race are finally getting their due
The Florida Everglades are home to a patchwork of ecosystems in a constant state of change—so much so, they look different from one year to the next
Visitors can view ghostly footprints that record prehistoric steps in pale blue stone
Climate change could alter temperature patterns in a way that stops corals from preparing for bleaching events
Researchers in search of a faster, cheaper way to engineer human tissue found success in traditional textile production methods.
A new show honors the once powerful cover shot and the artists who made celebs shine bright
Before Oculus Rift, there were lorgnettes, TV glasses and eyborgs
Since the famous television spot ran in 1964, advertising agencies have sold presidential candidates as if they were cars or soap
This year's Jazz Appreciation Month celebrates the singularly talented alto saxophonist Benny Carter
Think Groundhog Day—but with fire
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