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36 Hours in Detroit
By JENNIFER CONLIN
The city may be shrinking but there are plenty of reasons to visit, from restored film palaces to historic architecture. And then there’s always the barbecue.
Lost in Java
By MATT GROSS
Jes Aznar for The New York Times
Hotel Tugu in Malang is filled with art and antiques.
Finding spice, color and moments of unexpected silence in the pulsating center of Indonesia.
Personal Journeys
A Twist on the B&B; in Wales
By ANNA McDONALD
Shepherd’s huts, old circus wagons, converted wool mills and train cars are a few of the choices you’ll have while traveling here.
Practical Traveler
How to Save on Group Travel
By BILLIE COHEN
Traveling with friends and family? There are discounts to be had if you know how to look.
Journeys
A New Way to See Sicily
By KATRINA ONSTAD
A Sicilian social movement is organizing trips that patronize only busineses that do not pay protection money to the Mafia.
Overnighter
Off the Roman Coast, Bobbing for Views
By KATIE PARLA
The tiny Italian island of Ponza — a geologist’s delight — has been a playground since Imperial times
Bites
Restaurant Review: Barcelona 41°
By INGRID K. WILLIAMS
Barcelona’s buzzy new dining spot isn’t a restaurant — it’s a cocktail bar with snacks. But when the two lead proprietors are Ferran and Albert Adrià, such distinctions take a backseat.
Choice Tables
Atlanta Serves Sophisticated Southern
By KIM SEVERSON
Over the past few years, Atlanta restaurants have taken on a new sophistication, centered on the farm but experienced in the city.
Foraging
: Offbeat Bargains in Berlin
Known primarily for its dreadlocked denizens and enormous warehouse nightclubs, Berlin’s Friedrichshain district has lately developed a reputation as a retail destination.
Heads Up
Bakeries Spring Up in the Twin Cities
By STEPHANIE DAVILA
Within the last couple of years a new batch of neighborhood bakeries has risen in Minneapolis.
Check In/Check Out
Hotel Review: Chicago JW Marriott
By STEVEN McELROY
Housed in a 1914 neo-Classical structure designed by Daniel H. Burnham, this luxurious and majestic hotel in the financial district is the first Chicago outpost of Marriott’s high-end line.
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Off-the-Grid in Wales
A visit to two nontraditional lodging spots: a Gypsy caravan and a 16th-century chapel.
A Roman Holiday
During the high summer season on the island of Ponza, waterfront spots accessible by land attract crowds, with hardly an inch to lay your towel on the rocks. But by boat, the island’s charms come to life.
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No urban enthusiast will want to miss the recovery that Detroit is now attempting.
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Interactive Feature: Why We Travel: Readers’ Photos 2010
We asked readers to submit their best travel photos and share the back story. Here is a curated selection of the images.
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New York City iPhone App
An insider’s guide to what to eat, drink and do in New York from the staff of The Times, including a new category on favorite day trips outside of the five boroughs.
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In Alexander Lobrano’s new column, Eurofile, the author of “Hungry for Paris” writes about the best tables (and beds) on the continent.
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By THE NEW YORK TIMES
From the beaches of Mexico to the wilds of Kurdistan, the places on this year’s list take you to the end of the world and back.
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