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Chowing down in London, Paris and Barcelona, in one day
He took the high-speed train to meet the challenge of breakfast in London, lunch in Paris, dinner in Barcelona.
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Heading to Sturgis, S.D., for the love of the ride
The annual motorcycle Rally Week in a South Dakota town draws bikers from all over.
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Reading, Pa., rediscovering its pride
Long down at the heels, Reading, Pa., is reinventing itself and refurbishing its image.
Travel Features
Tips for riding the rails in Europe
Don’t be intimidated. With advance prep, you’ll be traveling like a local in no time.
A New Mexico sanctuary that will cure your ills
El Santuario de Chimayo is the repository of “holy dirt” that reportedly possesses a special curative power
Getting in a few licks at the Earl Scruggs Center
At a museum in honor of the famed bluegrass musician, you can try your hand at the banjo or Dobro or more.
‘Downton Abbey’ comes to Delaware
Winterthur hosts an exhibition with almost 40 costumes from the hit British TV series.
Haunted houses
At two Edgar Allan Poe museums, visitors get different glimpses of the horror mastermind
The hero’s march
In Georgia, the trail of a notorious Russian writer includes great heights and no shortage of drinking
One man’s beat
E.B. White’s essays captured a simple, peaceful Maine. Does it still exist outside of his books?
Tossa de Mar, a medieval-and-modern Spanish gem
Guidebooks may dismiss the town, but the author found a unique experience in its blend of cultures.
The Swiss make wine? Who knew?
In Switzerland, the wineries are pint-size and family-owned, and most of the wine is consumed locally.
Vermouth, back in Barcelona
No longer the drink of grannies, vermouth is making a comeback in Spain’s Catalonia region.
Philadelphia’s star-studded dining scene
New restaurant openings highlight Philly’s evolution toward a less formal fine dining scene.
The ice of Antarctica, crackling with energy
The penguins of Antarctica are fascinating, but they’re no competition for the mesmerizing ice.
The word ‘hostel’ doesn’t mean what it used to anymore
Forget the image of grungy youth hostels full of backpackers. Today’s hostels are a whole different animal.
Now showing: Upgraded in-room entertainment
Forget pay-per-view. Hotels are making it easier to stream your content onto some really nice TVs.
Tasting Scotch in the middle of Nowhere, Wyoming
An inn in an old Wyoming mining town offers twice-monthly Scotch tastings for those in the know, or not.
Travel Deals
This week’s best travel deals
Discounts on Kimpton hotels, fees to national parks, Qatar Airways flights and an 11-day package to Colombia
Discovering East Africa, and her uncle’s legacy
The author travels to East Africa to learn about the life of her uncle, a Catholic missionary in Uganda.
Bed Check
Red Roof adds new furnishings and amenities, plus a new category of room
Bed Check: Hamanassett Bed and Breakfast
The British-themed inn offers warm hospitality in an impeccably decorated historic house.
Where historic buildings come back to life
Bed Check: Stevenson Ridge in Virginia is more than just an inn; it’s a compound of resurrected structures.
In Virginia’s Northern Neck, the Kilmarnock Inn’s presidential aspirations
BED CHECK | The Virginia bed-and-breakfast mixes history and recreation in a charming setting.
Embracing the boutique in Manhattan’s Nolitan Hotel
This boutique hotel in a hipster neighborhood offers nine floors of contemporary comfort.
The Navigator
In Bermuda, is it safe to go in the water?
A U.S. consulate warning on sewage dumping off the Bermuda coast raises concerns among visitors.
Travel galleries
A tour of Paris, food first
Patricia Wells is updating her classic guidebook and has released a phone app for travelers.
Experiencing ‘saudade’ in Portugal
“Saudade” could be described as a profound state of longing. It has become a Portuguese way of life.
Kerala, India: ‘God’s Own Country’
The state in the nation’s southwest is an oasis of natural beauty and religious coexistence.
The ice of Antarctica, crackling with energy
The ice in the Antarctic is alive with action, creating some of nature’s most fascinating and kinetic sculptures.
Travel Guide 2013
Practical advice for the inspired globetrotter.
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