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Guide Article / Things To Do in Miami

The Art Deco District in Miami

"You know what they used to say? 'Who's Art?'" recalls Art Deco revivalist Dona Zemo. "You'd say, 'This is an Art Deco building,' and they'd say, 'Really, who is Art?' These people…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Miami

Parks & Gardens in Miami

The Miami area is a great place for outdoor types, with beaches, parks, nature preserves, and gardens galore. Although South Beach is more known for its sand than its greenery, South…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Miami

The Bar Scene in Miami

There are countless bars and lounges in and around Miami (most require proof that you are 21 or older to enter), with the highest concentration on trendy South Beach. The selection…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Denver

Frommer's Favorite Experiences in Denver

Hitting Lower Downtown and Larimer Square: Once neglected and even a bit dangerous, Lower Downtown (LoDo) and Larimer Square are now well-preserved historic gems, heavy with redbricks…

Guide Article / Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

Frommer's Favorite Experiences in Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

Hitting Lower Downtown and Larimer Square (Denver): Once neglected and even a bit dangerous, Lower Downtown (LoDo) and Larimer Square are now well-preserved historic gems, heavy with…

Guide Article / Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

Best Dining Bets in Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

Best Spots for a Romantic Dinner: Rioja, 1431 Larimer Sq., Denver (tel. 303/820-2282), is a quiet, slick, and dimly lit vehicle for chef-owner Jennifer Jasinski’s inspired…

Guide Article / In Depth in Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

Food & Drink in Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

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. Tipping is standard for the…

Guide Article / Suggested Itineraries in Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

For Families in Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs

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--not…

Guide Article / Side Trips in Colorado Springs

Royal Gorge in Colorado Springs

From Colorado Springs, the breathtaking Royal Gorge and Royal Gorge Bridge and Park and the historic town of Cañon City make an easy day trip. The Royal Gorge, one of the most…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Volcanoes National Park

Volcano Village in Volcanoes National Park

In the 19th century, before tourism became Hawaii's middle name, the islands' singular attraction for world travelers wasn't the beach, but the volcano. From the world over, curious…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Paris

The Best Neighborhoods for Getting Lost in Paris

Montmartre: If you get away from the crowds at Sacré-Coeur, this mythic neighborhood is a great place to wander up and down winding lanes, tilt at windmills, admire the view, and…

Guide Article / Hotels in Paris

What to Expect in Paris

Parisian lodgings can be many things: charming, opulent, cozy, homey, and even outrageous. But keep in mind the following: Parisian hotel rooms tend to be small. Why do we stress this?…

Guide Article / Restaurants in Paris

Neighborhoods in Paris

THE RIGHT BANK Louvre & Île de la Cité (1st Arrondissement) Dining near the Louvre can be expensive and frustrating. Since almost every tourist visiting the city comes to this part…

Guide Article / Restaurants in Paris

Picnic Fare in Paris

Déjeuner sur L’Herbe Although restaurants are all very well and good, there’s a lot to be said for a quick and easy outdoor meal in one of Paris’s many lovely parks and squares.…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Paris

Neighborhoods in Paris

THE RIGHT BANKLouvre & Ile de la Cité (1st Arrondissement)This is where it all started: Back in its misty and uncertain beginnings, the Parisii tribe set up camp on the right bank…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Paris

Shopping A-Z in Paris

Beauty & Perfume At the airport, you’ll be assaulted with duty-free shops carrying loads of tax-free perfume; another colony of similar shops is near the Opéra. But don’t be afraid…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Paris

The Top Shopping Streets and Neighborhoods in Paris

In Paris, each neighborhood has its own personality, and each personality imposes itself on one or two main shopping streets. To preserve your sanity, and shoe leather, aim for the…

Guide Article / In Depth in Paris

Today in Paris

Paris is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct atmosphere. The center of the city remains a beautiful and elegant area that is also the center of business and culture.…

Guide Article / Walking Tours in Paris

Walking Tour: The Marais

START: Village St-Paul (23–27 rue St-Paul, Métro: St-Paul). FINISH: Place des Vosges. TIME: 1 1/2 hours, not including time spent in shops, restaurants, or museums. BEST TIME: During…

Guide Article / Walking Tours in Paris

Walking Tour: The Latin Quarter

Start: Boulevard St-Michel (Métro: Cluny). Finish: St-Étienne-du-Mont (nearest Métro: Cardinal Lemoine). Time: 1 1/2 hours (not including stops). The distance is about 2km (1 1/4…

Guide Article / Walking Tours in Paris

Walking Tour: Montmartre

START: Place des Abbesses (Métro: Abbesses). FINISH: Sacré Coeur (Métro: Abbesses). TIME: About 1 1/2 hours. BEST TIME: Weekdays, when stores are open and the crowds are smaller. WORST…

Guide Article / Suggested Itineraries in Paris

Iconic Paris in One Day

If you have just 1 day in Paris, your biggest challenge will be trying not to spend the whole day wishing you had more time. Here’s an itinerary that will give you at least a taste of…

Guide Article / Suggested Itineraries in Paris

Iconic Paris in Two Days

Now you have a little more space to breathe. This itinerary also starts at the Eiffel Tower, but then takes off in another direction. Start: The Champs de Mars, 7th arrondissement,…

Guide Article / Suggested Itineraries in Paris

Iconic Paris in Three Days

Now that you’ve seen all the absolute must-sees, you have time to explore some of the great stuff you’ve missed. Here is a third day of discovery. Start: Musée d’Orsay, Métro:…

Guide Article / Things To Do in Lancaster County

Special-Interest Sightseeing in Lancaster County

The Underground Railroad The pastoral Lancaster County village of Christiana was the scene of what could be considered the first battle in the Civil War -- long before states started…