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Food & Drink in Belgium
Belgian chefs may be influenced by the French, but they add their own special touches. Native specialties in Wallonia include jambon d'Ardenne (ham from the hills and valleys of the…
Best Dining Bets in The Netherlands
The Best RestaurantsLa Rive (in the Amstel InterContinental Hotel, Amsterdam; tel. 020/520-3264): La Rive has a special table where you watch how the chefs actually do the business.…
In Two Weeks in The Netherlands
Belgium, Holland & Luxembourg in 2 WeeksIf you have 2 weeks in the Benelux lands, you'll breathe more easily. You can stroll where you might otherwise have needed to hop on a…
Food & Drink in The Netherlands
Dutch national dishes tend to be of the ungarnished, hearty, wholesome variety -- solid, stick-to-your-ribs stuff. A perfect example is erwtensoep, a thick pea soup cooked with ham or…
The Best Wilderness Experiences in Colorado
Hiking the Colorado Trail: For some 500 miles, this trail winds from Denver to Durango, through some of the state's most spectacular and rugged terrain, crossing the Continental…
For Families in Colorado
Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs are all great family vacation destinations, with plenty of museums, kid-friendly restaurants and accommodations, and parks to romp around in --…
Food & Drink in Colorado
In Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs, restaurants tend to close no later than 10pm during the week and 11pm on weekends, although there are exceptions. In the resort towns, hours…
Skiing & Snowboarding in Colorado
The most popular winter sport in Colorado is, of course, downhill skiing. Since the state's first resort (Howelsen Hill in Steamboat Springs) opened in 1915, Colorado has been…
Frommer's Favorite Experiences in Denmark
A Day (and Night) at Tivoli Gardens: These 150-year-old pleasure gardens are almost worth the trip to Copenhagen by themselves. They offer a little bit of everything: open-air dancing,…
Best Dining Bets in Denmark
Era Ora (Copenhagen; tel. 32-54-06-93): This is the best Italian restaurant in Denmark. This 20-year-old restaurant is the domain of two Tuscan-born partners who have delighted some of…
Cuisine in Denmark
Danish food is the best in Scandinavia -- in fact, it's among the best in Europe.Breakfast is usually big and hearty, just right for a day of sightseeing. It usually consists of…
Frommer's Favorite Experiences in Israel
Visiting the Dome of the Rock and the Temple Mount (Haram Es Sharif): Built by the early Islamic rulers of Jerusalem in a.d. 691 on the site of the Temple of Solomon, this shrine is…
Best Dining Bets in Israel
Machneyuda (Jerusalem): At the edge of the Market District, this favorite offers the country’s most inventive (and luxurious) menu, lively spirit, and a joy-filled open kitchen where…
In One Week in Israel
This fast-paced itinerary covers all the heavy-hitters in Israel, though it only allows you to scratch the surface of these diverse, fascinating sights. Day 1: Tel Aviv Head from…
Food and Drink in Israel
For the first half of Israel’s existence, food was supposed to be simple and healthy. It was virtually anti-Zionist to be into the many ethnic cuisines that flooded the country from…
Best Neighborhoods
Monti, Rome: Between Termini Station and the Forum, the area now called Monti was once known as Suburra—the source of the word "suburbs." A slum and red-light district during the…
In One Week in Italy
Let’s be realistic: It’s impossible to see these storied cities properly in a week. However, a fast, efficient rail network along the Rome–Florence–Venice axis makes it’s surprisingly…
For Families in Italy
Italy is probably the friendliest family vacation destination in all Europe. Practically, it presents few challenges. But if you’re traveling by rental car with young children, be sure…
Food and Drink in Italy
Italians know how to cook—just ask any of them. But be sure to leave plenty of time: Once Italians start talking food, it’s a while before they pause for breath. Italy doesn’t really…
Best Dining Bets in New England
The Best RestaurantsAl Forno (Providence, RI): The wood-fired ovens at Al Forno have been turning out delectable Italian-influenced meals from farm-fresh ingredients ever since 1980.…
The Best Small Towns and Villages in New England
Essex (CT): A walk past white-clapboard houses to the active waterfront on this narrow, unspoiled stretch of the Connecticut River rings all the right bells. You won’t encounter an…
Exploring the Maine Coast
The inlets and peninsulas of the Maine coast make it impossible to plot a straight course. This trip takes you a little more than halfway up (really, across) the coast, allowing time…
A Week by the Sea in New England
A family can easily spend a pleasant week or so exploring the beaches, boats, cobblestones, shops, museums, and attractions of coastal Maine and New Hampshire.Days 1 & 2:…
One Week: Vermont in New England
You can enjoy a good taste of Vermont in less than a week. This trip involves about 2 or 3 hours of driving daily, if you don't linger (though I wholeheartedly recommend it). You can…
For Art Lovers
Why is New England so rich in art museums? As a cultural center from America’s earliest days, it has long been home to wealthy patrons and art collectors—but it’s also a region where…