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Formerly Bloody Battlefields Now Fun for the Whole Family
These six national parks tell the history of the War of Independence, Texas' break with Mexico, and two pivotal points in the Civil War.
Coastal Maine Thaws Out and Up Springs Art
Maine must be good to its artists, as so many of them congregate there. It's obvious that the natural beauty of the state attracts people who want to paint, writers who feel creative…
Good Things Come to Those Who Wait, Like Steep Caribbean Discounts
If you are prepared to hold off a few weeks or even months, you'll get a lot more Caribbean bang for your buck as package prices plummet in the spring and summer seasons.
Planning Tips for Travelers with Allergies and Special Needs
Nobody can plan for an accident or sudden illness while traveling, but if you have a pre-existing health condition, you can still enjoy your trip, especially if you do some planning…
Sardinia: Steeped in History and Sensational Culinary Experiences
On one hand, Sardinia is a Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous-type exclusive location with billionaire's yachts moored at the marinas along the Costa Esmeralda. On the other hand it's a…
Navigating Your Way Through France's Best Markets
There are literally thousands of markets that take place on a daily or weekly basis in villages, towns and cities across France, and the notion of coming home with a priceless antique…
Schloss and Awe: Staying in German Castles from $20 a Night
If it is monumental architecture and postcard-worthy vistas you are after on your next vacation, you can't go past Germany, the castle capital of the world.
Vegas, Jr.? Laughlin, Nevada's Gambling, Ghosts and Golf
The city slickers up in Las Vegas used to turn up their noses at Laughlin, when the little burg tried to lure away visitors from The Strip. But for a place that didn't exist 43 years…
Where to Take the Kids: At Home With Emperors, Sultans and Vampires
When it comes to planning a family vacation, Snow White's castle shouldn't be the only grand palace on your list. These six picks will stir the imaginations of children of all ages.
Ditch the Briefcase, Grab the Snorkel and Explore Taiwan's Great Outdoors
From scuba diving and surfing to ecotourism, birding and wildlife tours, Taiwan is an interesting dichotomy -- both a serious financial and manufacturing center and a outdoor vacation…
You Won't Waste Away on Isla Margarita
This island outpost is the complete antithesis of Caracas' urban unrest, providing weekends in paradise to adventurous tourists and seemingly wealthy locals.
Snowbound in Ogden, Utah
When I was given the chance this January to visit the town of Ogden in Weber County, Utah, I immediately took out my mittens. My last winter was spent indoors nursing a broken ankle…
7 Ways to Have a Winning Time in Macau (Without Gambling)
In 2005, nearly 39 million people gambled away $6 billion in Las Vegas, while only 17 million people spent almost just as much in Macau's casinos. In the same year, Macau's historic…
Broadway Bound? Where to Eat in Midtown Manhattan
With over 18,000 restaurants to choose from, and dozens of guidebooks to dining out, New York City can be a paradise for knowledgeable gourmets or a jungle for those of us who just…
Go for the Checkered Flag: Grand Prix Destinations
Fasten your seat belt: Formula One season is almost upon us and for rev heads, car enthusiasts and speed junkies, thereÂ?s nothing like witnessing a race in the flesh. Throw in an…
19 New York City Museums That Won't Cost You a Dime
Cultural places that never charge, have select times when the museum is free, or only suggest their admission prices. NYC has an embarrassment of cut-rate culture riches -- go take…
How to See the Roman Empire Without Visiting Italy
Pack your bags for a Roman Holiday with a difference. Some of the most pristine Roman sites are located elsewhere in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and even Asia Minor.
Get Away for a Long, Long Time With These Long Haul Trips
Multi-week vacations provide realistic opportunities to immerse yourself in a culture and a lifestyle that are light years away from your daily grind. Most importantly: They're not…
International Events to Plan Your Trips Around
A 2,700 year old celebration in Tunisia, a laugh fest in Melbourne, a pottery-shattering Easter in Greece and five more festivals that should be on your calendar.
Beyond the Safari: Wildlife Tours in Asia and South America
Southern Africa doesn't have a monopoly on wildlife vacations. Borneo, India, Peru and Brazil are each home to some of the most exotic animals and birds on the planet, and nature trips…
Editor's Choice: Movies That Inspire Us to Travel
Whether it's the latest blockbusters we see on the big screen or the quiet moments from classics we catch on the small screens at home, the powerful images we see in movies can inspire…
How to Have Old-School Fun in Key West
Key West gets more gentrified every year. But it's still a fun place for visitors, who don't have to worry about the long-term changes that drive locals crazy.
Glasgow to Scotland Now From $699 With Air
Although it can't compete with Edinburgh's setting and architectural charms, Scotland's largest city Glasgow has quietly developed a reputation fas a vibrant urban center and stylish…
Paradise Not Lost: Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam
If seclusion, tropical rainforests, low prices and miles of untouched beaches are what you crave, this is your dream locale.
Pushin' Up Daisies in Texas: Springtime in Austin
In March, more than 5,000 species of wildflowers start popping up in Texas Hill Country, the relatively rural region around San Antonio and Austin: There are so many wildflowers that…