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Ethnic Neighborhoods in Los Angeles

Los Angeles has the highest concentration of Mexicans outside Mexico, Koreans outside Korea, and even Samoans outside Samoa. Tiny Russian, Ethiopian, Armenian, and even British…

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Markets in Los Angeles

A Little Bit o' Country -- With its red barn facade and easygoing neighborhood vibe, the Brentwood Country Mart, which was built in 1948, has recovered rather nicely from a major…

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The Top Shopping Streets & Neighborhoods in Los Angeles

If addresses and phone numbers are not given here, refer to the store's listing.L.A.'s Westside and Beverly HillsBeverly Boulevard (from Robertson Blvd. to La Brea Ave.)  -- Beverly is…

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Art & Architecture in Los Angeles

The movie industry, more than anything else, has defined Los Angeles. The process of moviemaking has never been confined to studio offices and back lots; it spills into the city's…

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Food & Drink in Los Angeles

Once upon a time, the culinary culture of Los Angeles was defined by the city's dominant Midwestern heritage. It was mostly a basic meat-and-potatoes fare, or else bad imitations of…

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History in Los Angeles

Los Angeles was founded by the Spanish on the site of a Native American village in 1781, but it wasn't until after the first film studio was established, in 1911, that Los Angeles…

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Beaches in Los Angeles

Los Angeles County's 72-mile coastline sports more than 30 miles of beaches, most of which are operated by the Department of Beaches and Harbors, 13837 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey (tel.…

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In Two Days in Los Angeles

On your second day, you'll continue seeing L.A.'s biggest attractions, including Universal Studios Hollywood and the massive Getty Center. It's another full day on your feet, so wear…

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The Best Romantic Hotels & Resorts in Bermuda

Bermuda has long been a favorite destination of newlyweds. Its hotels, from deluxe resorts to guesthouses, attract lovers of all kinds looking for a little peace, solitude, and…

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Best Dining Bets in Bermuda

 Best of the Best: Marcus’ You may have seen chef Marcus Samuelsson crushing the competition on TV’s Top Chef Masters. He’s done the same here on Bermuda, opening the island’s…

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Pembroke Parish & the City of Hamilton in Bermuda

For first-time visitors, the ideal way to see the City of Hamilton and its parish, Pembroke, is to sail in through Hamilton Harbour, past the offshore cays. In 1852, the cornerstone…

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Sandys Parish in Bermuda

Sandys Parish is one of the island's real beauty spots. If you're looking for a place to just wander about and get lost on a summer day, this lovely parish is well worth your time.…

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Art and Architecture in Bermuda

Bermuda has long been a favorite among international artists and sculptors. Much of this island-inspired artwork can be viewed at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art, where a…

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History in Bermuda

The Early Years The discovery of Bermuda is attributed to the Spanish—probably the navigator Juan Bermúdez—sometime before 1511, because in that year a map published in the Legatio…

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Recommended Books, Films and Music in Bermuda

The Literary Scene Bermuda has long been a haven for writers, and has figured in many works of literature, beginning with Shakespeare's The Tempest. Shakespeare never visited the…

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Food and Drink in Bermuda

For years, Bermuda wasn’t known for its cuisine; the food was too often bland and lacking in flavor. However, the culinary scene has notably changed. Chefs are better trained, and many…

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Fishing in Bermuda

Bermuda is one of the world’s finest destinations for anglers, especially in light-tackle fishing. In fact, anglers from around the world descend upon the island every July for the…

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In Two Days in Bermuda

Spend Day 1 as indicated in the "In One Day" tour. Devote Day 2 to sightseeing and shopping in the City of Hamilton. If you're staying in Paget or Warwick, a ferry from either parish…

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In One Day in Bermuda

If you have only 1 day for sightseeing, we suggest you spend it in the historic former capital of St. George, a maze of narrow streets with quaint names: Featherbed Alley, Duke of York…

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Secrets of Lisbon in Lisbon

The places below provide a view of Lisbon not often seen by the casual visitors passing through the city.The Market -- The big market of Ribeira Nova (tel. 21/324-49-80;…

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The Best Luxury Hotels in Provence and the Riviera

Villa Gallici (Aix-en-Provence, Provence; www.villagallici.com; tel. 04-42-23-29-23): The first hotel in Aix-en-Provence to be awarded five stars is an impossibly romantic…

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Best Dining Bets in Provence and the Riviera

*  Le Môle, Marseille: Chef Gérard Passédat's newest restaurants, La Table and La Cuisine (under the banner Le Môle), offer Michelin-quality cuisine atop Marseille’s MuCEM museum. And…

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History in Provence and the Riviera

Early provence -- French civilization started in the South of France. Human traces from 27,000 years ago—including cave paintings of horses and bison—are to be found in the Calanques…

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Food & Drink in Provence and the Riviera

As any French person will attest, French food is the best in the world. That’s as true today as it was during the 19th-century heyday of the master chef Escoffier. A demanding…

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A Historic Path in Provence and the Riviera

The history-rich region of Languedoc-Roussillon contains some of the most fascinating terrain in all of France. This region has not only world-class tourist meccas, including the…