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Famous People in Toronto
Torontonians show up in films, television, music, and literature that’s famous the world over, and their scientific, architectural, and political accomplishments have had a global…
Architecture in Toronto
In the rush to grow up, the city demolished much of its past in the name of progress. Today Toronto is reinventing itself with bold new initiatives. As the city attempts to build up,…
Walking Tour 5 in Toronto
Walking Tour: The Financial District Start: The CN Tower, near the corner of John and Front streets. Finish: University Avenue and Queen Street. Time: 2 to 4 hours. Best Time: Weekdays…
Walking Tour 4 in Toronto
Walking Tour: Cabbagetown Start: Allan Gardens. Finish: Sumach and Gerrard streets (for streetcar to College Station). Time: 2 to 3 hours. Best Time: Tuesdays from May through October,…
In One Day in Toronto
You'd better put on your walking shoes: Seeing the best of Toronto in a day means covering a lot of territory. This itinerary explores the city's colonial origins before whisking you…
For Foodies
This hungry city offers a mix of authentic eats (thanks to the globe-spanning immigrant population) and contemporary restaurants. Whether you’re hankering after Korean tacos, designer…
Neighborhoods in Brief
The North End Boston's Italian-American enclave has dozens of restaurants; many are tiny and don't serve dessert and coffee. Hit the caffès for an espresso or cappuccino and fresh…
Parks & Gardens in Boston
Together, the Boston Public Garden and the Boston Common are the central green area of the city. Located where the Beacon Hill and Back Bay neighborhoods meet, these public parks are…
The Freedom Trail in Boston
A red path—in some stretches brick, in other stretches paint—winds through the streets of old Boston past historic sites of the city’s Colonial past. Walking the trail provides a…
Especially for Kids in Boston
Not only is Boston a great “college town,” given the 150,000 or so students who attend its 50-plus colleges and universities each year, but it’s also a great city for children.…
Specialty Tours in Boston
Two excellent resources to investigate before you leave home are the Boston Center for Adult Education (tel. 617/267-4430; www.bcae.org) and the Cambridge Center for Adult Education…
Frommer's Favorite Experiences in New Orleans
Beignets & Café au Lait at Café du Monde: Sit on the crowded patio gazing at the action on Decatur Street and Jackson Square. Gorge on hot French-style doughnuts liberally coated…
Cemeteries in New Orleans
Along with Spanish moss and cast-iron balconies, the cities of the dead are part of the indelible landscape of New Orleans. Recognized the world over for their elaborate and beautiful…
Outside the French Quarter in New Orleans
Uptown & the Garden District If you can see just one thing outside the French Quarter, make it the Garden District. These two neighborhoods are the first places that come to mind…
The Club & Music Scene in New Orleans
A Night on the Town If you only have a night or two in New Orleans, you should try your best to hear some incredible live local music. How to choose? Here is a guide to some of the…
The Shopping Scene in New Orleans
Art Markets -- If you’re in town between March and December on the last Saturday of any month, consider a trip to the Palmer Park Arts Market (S. Carrollton and S. Claiborne Aves.,…
Recommended Books, Films and Music
Books You can fill many bookcases with New Orleans literature and authors, so consider the following list as just a jumping off point. General Fiction There are many examples of early…
Today in New Orleans
Happy 300th brithday indeed, New Orleans. The city celebrated its tricentennial in 2018, and the party continues apace. A new entrepreneurial drive and creative spirit engulfed the…
Since Katrina, a new entrepreneurial drive and creative spirit have engulfed the city. Residency, tourism, and convention numbers have increased multifold since the post-Katrina…
Mardi Gras in New Orleans
The granddaddy of all New Orleans celebrations is Mardi Gras. It’s a massive, weeks-long street party that rejoices in traditions new and old, and a rare citywide event that’s still…
In Two Days in New Orleans
Get out of the Quarter, get out of the Quarter, get out of the Quarter. Are we getting through to you? You can come back; you probably still have serious shopping (or eating, or…
In Five Days in New Orleans
FIVE DAYS OF CULTURE VULTURING A trip to New Orleans is not just about eating, drinking, dancing, and admiring fancy houses (although that’s a big part of it). The city and environs…
The Old City in Jerusalem
The Old City is enclosed by a 12m-high (39-ft.) wall built in 1538 by Suleiman the Magnificent, the greatest of the Ottoman Turkish sultans (some portions of the wall are actually…
Backpacking in Denali National Park Region
Imagine backpacking over your own area of wilderness, without trails, limits, or the chance of seeing other people. There's no need to retrace your route to get back: Anywhere you meet…
Copper Center & The Richardson Highway in Alaskan Interior
The 364-mile drive from Fairbanks to Valdez unfolds as a grand cross section of Alaska. It begins in the broad Interior valleys at the north, rises to the tundra and lakes of the…