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Frommer's EasyGuide to Los Angeles and San Diego
Los Angeles and San Diego, the two major cities of southern California, are radically different from most others in America, and thus fascinating to visit. Los Angeles harbors…
Frommer's AARP Places for Passion
Today Show contributor, AARP Sex and Relationship Ambassador, and best-selling author Pepper Schwartz has teamed up with Janet Lever (former coauthor of Glamour's Sex and Health…
Arthur Frommer's Europe
The 800-plus pages of this four-color book mark a milestone in European travel writing. It was Arthur Frommer who first set off an avalanche of travel to Europe, and whose subsequent…
NobleDen
Mostly Europeans book this sleek hotel, which sits on the porous border between Chinatown and Little Italy. My guess is they’re drawn by the clean Scandinavian-style design (lots of…
City House
If you can only go to one restaurant for dinner in Nashville, it should be City House. Located in the center of Germantown, the food coming out of the open kitchen is decidedly more…
Coinstôt Vino
What’s in a name? In this case, an amalgam of French and Italian words for “corner bistro” and “wine,” which pretty much sums things up. This tiny place, which sits on the corner of…
Enoteca Al Brindisi
It would be easy for this timbered, atmospheric little place that lays claim to being the oldest wine bar in the world, dating from 1435, to rest on its laurels. Titian was a regular,…
Zambri’s
After years in a tiny, cramped room in a strip mall, Peter Zambri is living it up large in this gorgeous, airy location in Victoria’s Atrium Building, with its gleaming gold walls,…
E. Pellicci
London’s tradition of mid-20th-century diners, or “caffs,” is quickly being gentrified into nostalgia, but this fry-up on deeply authentic and unflashy Bethnal Green Road has been run…
Bartolotta Ristorante di Mare
James Beard Foundation Award–winning chef Paul Bartolotta’s gorgeously designed, multilevel, indoor/outdoor space is proof that celebrity chefs are all very well and good, but it’s not…
Paymon’s Mediterranean Café & Lounge
If you can get past the overwrought Mediterranean and Middle Eastern decor, you’ll discover yet another interesting and authentic ethnic cuisine experience in a strip mall in Vegas.…
Smolt
This chic new addition to Hobart’s dining scene is a great spot for people watching, with windows opening onto busy Salamanca Square. Great for breakfast, a caffeine hit, lunch, or…
Casa de Pilatos
The residence of the dukes of Medinaceli was the first of Sevilla’s private palaces to be opened to the public. It owes its grandeur to the first Marquis of Tarifa, who traveled…
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum (Bavarian National Museum)
In 1855, King Maximilian II inaugurated this shrine to the arts in Bavaria, with a collection so big that it had to location-hop until it found its home in this ornate building by…
Rocca Albornoziana
Cardinal Albornoz, a power-hungry zealot tasked with rebuilding and strengthening the papal states, arrived in Spoleto in the mid-14th century and commissioned the Umbrian architect…
Museo Civico Medievale
Treasures of medieval Bologna collected in the salons of the Palazzo Ghisilardi include priceless rare codici miniati (illuminated manuscripts) and gold vessels, but the most riveting…
Piazza Mino
A stroll through Fiesole, much if it an uphill climb, begins in Piazza Mino, where the Duomo looms to one side. This landmark is remarkably forbidding and unattractive, in part because…
Grossmünster
This Romanesque and Gothic cathedral was, according to legend, founded by Charlemagne, whose horse bowed down on the spot marking the graves of three early Christian martyrs. The…
Sé (Cathedral)
This cathedral grew and changed with the city -- that is, until about the 18th century. Founded by a medieval queen and designed in a foreboding, basically Romanesque style, it's now a…
Arena di Verona
The best-preserved Roman amphitheater in the world and the best known in Italy after Rome's Colosseum, the elliptical Arena was built in a slightly pinkish marble in the 1st century…
Caminito
This is the main attraction in La Boca, Buenos Aires's original Little Italy. A pedestrianized street a few blocks long with a colorful, kitschy collection of painted houses known as…
Frommer's Best Places to Go in 2023
What’s travel without a little turbulence, right? Tourism’s big return following the easing of Covid restrictions has been bumpier than we all hoped, thanks to understaffed airports,…
Frommer's Best Places to Go in 2025
Our popular list of travel recommendations for the year is here!
Frommer's Best Places to Go in 2019
This list was for 2019. For the list for 2020, click here. In an era of social and political movements propelled by fear and resentment of others, travel is more crucial than ever.…
10 Great Scenic Railway Journeys to Take Before You Die
A train trip can be like taking several vacations from a single seat—while you relax with a book or a glass of wine, changing views leap from one side of your carriage to the other. On…