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Where to Eat (and Drink) in Paris Now
Tweet It may be a cool spring in Paris, but the bistro scene is hot as ever. These five newcomers, each with its own distinct ambiance and character, have generated enough buzz to earn them pride of...
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Downtown Riverside is blossoming, right outside your hotel
Many people heading to Riverside make a beeline for the Mission Inn and spend the weekend at its spa, restaurants and pool. They barely venture outside, and that’s a shame because, as my husband and I...
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Nibbling encouraged along the Sonoma Marin Cheese Trail
PETALUMA, Calif. — As you drive north of San Francisco into Marin and Sonoma counties, the countryside begins to unfold before you. Green pastures, oak and chaparral-covered hillsides and small...
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Japanese port city of Nagasaki has long East-West connection
NAGASAKI, Japan — On my first trip to Nagasaki, just out of college, I knew what most of the world knows: An atomic bomb fell here on Aug. 9, 1945, bringing World War II to a close. It wasn’t until my...
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Where to Go This Summer
Tweet Where should you go this summer? Why not skip the same-old summertime destinations in favor of something new this year. We’ve drummed up seven fantastic trips, both near and far, that will take...
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5 Awesome, But Forgotten, US Landmarks
Tweet Across the United States, and often just a stone’s throw from popular tourist destinations, are places that, despite being nationally significant, are unmarked. Bestselling author Andrew Carroll...
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Weekend Escape: In the land of Humboldt County’s giant redwoods
Say “redwoods” and you’re apt to think of Yosemite. But the world’s largest remaining old-growth redwood forest is actually 200 miles north of San Francisco, along a fairy-tale stretch of the 101...
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Foodie’s Guide to Rome’s Jewish Quarter
Tweet Rome’s Jewish Quarter was established in 1555; for centuries, the enclosure was afflicted with pestilence and poverty. Now, a stroll down Via del Portico d’Ottavia—the quarter’s main artery—is...
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5 Easy Day Trips from Hong Kong
Tweet With its colorful markets, bustling tea houses, stratospheric skyscrapers, and multicultural cuisine, Hong Kong is one of Asia’s most exciting cities. But after a few days of crowded streets and...
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Dagmara Dominczyk’s Perfect Polish Road Trip
Tweet Last summer, my family and I flew to Poland. Usually our time there is allocated to visiting relatives and feasting on fried pork cutlets and sweet carrot soufflé. It’s a time for my two sons...
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Undiscovered France: Where to Go Next
Tweet With Paris’s many seductions, the stately Loire Valley, picture-perfect Provence, and the dazzling Côte d’Azur it’s no wonder much of the rest of France goes unexplored by visitors who think...
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Bora Bora’s Dreamiest Overwater Bungalows
Tweet When traveling to a dream-list destination like Bora Bora, you want to choose the right resort, particularly since your room will likely cost upwards of $ 600 per night. You already know you...
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Portugal pleases at every turn
LISBON — Do you daydream about luxury lodgings with well-stocked bars and sculpted gardens? Discreet clerks and waiters who will attend to your every need? Or do your flights of fancy tend toward...
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Portugal pleases at every turn
LISBON — Do you daydream about luxury lodgings with well-stocked bars and sculpted gardens? Discreet clerks and waiters who will attend to your every need? Or do your flights of fancy tend toward...
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Food, family and faith in Galicia, Spain
PONTEVEDRA, Spain — Galicia, the Atlantic-splashed left shoulder of Spain, grabbed my attention with photos of spectacular scenery and tempting cuisine. But truth be told, I wanted to see something...
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Food, family and faith in Galicia, Spain
PONTEVEDRA, Spain — Galicia, the Atlantic-splashed left shoulder of Spain, grabbed my attention with photos of spectacular scenery and tempting cuisine. But truth be told, I wanted to see something...
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10 Great Vacations for Nature Lovers
Tweet Looking for a close encounter of the herd kind? These 10 destinations in the Americas deliver easy access to some of nature’s coolest wild creatures—not only in herds, but also in schools,...
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3 Perfect Puerto Rico Itineraries
There’s a reason why Puerto Rico is known as the "island of enchantment"—all types of travelers can easily fall in love with the Caribbean destination. Cosmopolitan types find the capital city of San...
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A feast awaits in Spain’s Basque country
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain — Some cultures take their food more seriously than others, but the Spanish may be leaders of the pack. Travelers have been coming here for the last 25 years to experience not...
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A feast awaits in Spain’s Basque country
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain — Some cultures take their food more seriously than others, but the Spanish may be leaders of the pack. Travelers have been coming here for the last 25 years to experience not...
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