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What's New in Belgium
Even allowing for being buffeted by the economic storms roiling the world at the time of writing, the three Benelux countries continue to enjoy an enviable standard of living, and a…
What's New in The Netherlands
Suggested Itineraries in California
Because California is so vast and geographically varied -- from misty redwood forests and eerily beautiful deserts to gold-sand beaches and rugged mountain ranges -- it would take…
Regions in Brief in Canada
Bounded by the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic oceans, Canada is a land of extraordinary natural beauty, with dramatic land and seascapes, and vibrant cosmopolitan cities. The country is…
What's New in Colorado
Colorado is a rich combination of the old and new, urban and rural, the civilized and the wild. The state's major cities lure us with their museums, galleries, performing arts, and…
What's New in Denmark
Many of the old towns and villages remain relatively the same year after year, but we've noted some updates and changes below. Of course, in cosmopolitan Copenhagen, the pulse always…
Active Pursuits in Vero Beach and Sebastian
Beaches in Vero Park and Sebastian, Florida You'll find plenty of free and open beachfront along the coast -- most areas are uncrowded and are open from 7am to 10pm. South Beach Park,…
Cruises in Miami
Cruising has come a long way since the days of bingo, shuffleboard, and even the delusional Love Boat. Whether you prefer megaships with rock-climbing walls or a smaller, less…
Side Trips in Avellino
Santuario di Montevergine Very close to Avellino, this sanctuary with an annexed monastery (tel. 0825-72924; www.santuariodimontevergine.it) is famous for its art and for the splendid…
Side Trips in Benevento
Farther Afield Around Benevento: Discovering Sannio The hilly area around Benevento is known as the Sannio and is famous for the production of some of Italy's best D.O.C.…
Suggested Itineraries in Greece
Greece is so small—the size of the state of Alabama—you might think it's easy to see most of the country in a short visit. There are two reasons why that's not true and they are the…
Cruises in Greece
There are few truly perfect cruise-ship destinations in the world, and the Greek isles are one of them. Who can argue with jagged islands crowned by whitewashed villages and harbors of…
Regions in Brief in Greece
Greece is a land of sea and mountains. Over a fifth of the Greek landmass is islands, numbering several thousand if you count every floating crag -- and nowhere in Greece will you find…
Active Pursuits in Greece
Bicycling Although some publicity suggests that more and more tourists are biking around Greece, the casual or occasional bicyclist is advised to think twice before attempting to…
In Depth in Greece
Look up at the crowded apartment buildings that line so many streets in Athens, and you'll probably see pots of basil on most balconies. Travel through the isles of Greece and almost…
What's New in Israel
As this edition of Frommer's Israel goes to press, tourism in Israel, Jordan, and Sinai is booming. Hundreds of thousands of travelers who for years have put off vacationing in the…
What's New in Italy
In the vanguard of world tourism, Italy is always changing, but like the city of Rome itself, the country remains eternal. Here are some of the latest developments.RomeAmong the…
In Depth in New England
Reduced to the simplest terms, New England consists of two regions: Boston and Not-Boston.Boston, of course, is in the same league as other major metropolitan areas and boasts…
What's New in New England
MassachuseettsBoston and CambridgeThe highway construction that dominated downtown Boston for nearly 2 decades officially ended in late 2007. In its place are the mile-long ribbon…
Regions in Brief in New England
On a map, New England might look like one compact, highway-veined region you can see in a couple of days. Yet there is so much diversity here that even Connecticut—the third smallest…
What's New in New Mexico
New Mexico has come by its mañana reputation honestly. Usually change happens . . . tomorrow. But some lively additions have occurred in the region that are well worth exploring.A…
Side Trips in Beziers
The Agde Triangle An ancient market town, a seaside fishing port, and the world's largest nudist colony -- these three distinctly different entities make up the towns of Agde, Le Grau…
Exploring the Area in Provence and the Riviera
Mont Ventoux: King of the Mountains The formidable summit of Mont Ventoux can be visible all over the valleys of the Rhône, Durance, and Luberon. Its 1,912m (6,273ft) peak makes it the…
In Depth in South Africa
South Africa is a big country. Its northeastern border, churned out by the waters of the Limpopo River, is some 2,000km (1,240 miles) from the Cape's craggy coastline, while the…
What's New in South Pacific
The South Pacific islands continue to develop at a rapid pace, with more resorts and restaurants being added all the time.Here's a recap of the major changes since I prepared the…