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You'll Fancy Nancy's Medieval Alleys and Art Nouveau Treasures
In the eastern part of France is the Lorraine, a gorgeous and less familiar region with the UNESCO-designated city of Nancy at its heart.
A Moveable Thirst: How to Tour Napa's Tasting Rooms
Here's the thing we learned about tasting wine in Napa: It's incredibly hard not to have fun. Here are 10 tips and 7 tasting rooms you'll want to know before you go.
Like a Good Meal? Four Global Gourmet Adventures
Food and travel are two of life's greatest passions and you can combine your love of both with an international cooking class in the country of your choice.
Frommers.com Podcast: How to Travel the World for a Long, Long Time
'Vagabonding' author Rolf Potts tells you how you can skip work and travel the globe for months at a time.
Walk the Rhine: Basel from Cobblestones to Contemporary Art
This Swiss city is old, beautiful, and full of culture, and owes everything to the Rhine, the main thoroughfare of central Europe.
Belizean Bliss: Ruins by Day, Relaxation by Night
Escape the heat of the coast with a mountain retreat that's a perfect mix of culture, history and relaxation.
How to Be a Part of Italy's Autumnal Wine Harvest
Not that you need an excuse to visit Italy this fall, but if you are looking for one the annual wine harvest -- when the countryside comes alive with festivals, feasts and celebrations…
3 Ways to Spend a Night at a Frank Lloyd Wright Home
Three historic homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright that can be yours -- for two nights, at least.
September's Prize: Win a Trip for Two to Japan!
Frommers.com and Japan National Tourist Organization are sending one lucky winner & a guest to Japan! Register now to win this vacation!
Washington, D.C.: The City as Outdoor Sculpture Garden
If you want to honor a national leader or hero with a statue, where do you put it? In D.C., of course. The city is bedecked with so many statuary, that its parks, circles, and squares…
24 Hours at the Cheapest Four Seasons in the World
Looking for five stars worth of luxury for under $175 a night? You can find it, but you'll have to go to Thailand.
Crafty Canadian Beer Fest Brews up in British Columbia
Fall brings us festivals that often involve pumpkins, wine or some other seasonal offering, and Victoria is home to Canada's largest celebration of microbrew beer.
Get the Most from Your Tax Dollars: Explore Washington, D.C.
All Americans pay for Washington's attractions through their taxes, of course. But, since you have to pay whether you see them or not, come on out and get your money's worth of art…
Editor's Choice: The World's Best Street Food
One of the best ways to get to the heart of a culture's cuisine is through its popular food and snacks. And what better way to try those snacks than from a street vendor?
People Watching, Lit Legends and More of the Best of Paris Cafe Culture
There must be thousands of cafes in Paris, and a thorough run down would easily fill a book. Though you could probably have a primal cafe experience in just about any corner operation,…
Fast Trains and Medieval Cathedrals Make Champagne Sparkle
France's Champagne region is home to one of the world's fastest trains, centuries of European religious and political history, and the world's best sparkling wine.
Strasbourg: An Alsatian Escape and European Capital
Strasbourg has led a double life the past century, being first a part of France, then the Kaiser's Germany, then France again, and part of Hitler's Third Reich for five years during…
Japantown Reborn: Exploring Another Side of San Francisco
A much-loved tourist destination for decades and a blessing to residents eager for Japanese restaurants and groceries, Nihon-machi (its Japanese name) is on the verge of big change.
Education Vacations: Take a Trip and Expand Your Mind with Educational Odysseys
In the past, we have reported on Interhostel and Familyhostel, which used to be affiliated with the University of New Hampshire. After 25 years, the company reformed in February of…
One Hump at a Time: Camel Racing in Australia's Red Centre
The sunken camel path running along the dry bed of Central Australia's Todd river is home to one of the Outback's wackiest traditions, the annual Camel Cup.
Set Your Sights on Sri Lanka
Tourism activities on this island nation are only limited to your imagination -- with adventures like whale watching, scuba diving, hot air ballooning, white water rafting, wildlife…
Editor's Choice: Favorite Markets Across the Globe
We may not all be born to shop, but Frommer's staffers agree that you haven't really visited a country until you've seen its markets.
Portland by Public Transit and the Flip of a Coin
Most peoples' routes are determined by habit and curiosity, but what if we took free will out of the picture and explore without an agenda? Just take a day (or two, or three) and…
Midnight Sun and Summer Fun in Finland
With perpetually long days and mild to warm temperatures, summer in Finland is certainly inviting.
Creative Dream Teams Inspire Toronto's Art Hotels
Queen Street West has grown from district packed with art galleries and trendy-yet-affordable restaurants to a place where budget travelers can cheerfully lay their heads at night.