The Magnificent Tiffany Lamps at The New-York Historical Society
The world-class collection of Tiffany lamps at the New-York Historical Society is nothing short of breathtaking; a perfect blend of art and history.
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Cinque Terre by Train & Boat: A Slow Travel Food Lover Guide
Discover how to explore Italy’s Cinque Terre without hiking. Experience a week of slow travel, coastal views, fresh pesto, local seafood, and wine tastings by train and boat.
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7 Small Italian Villages Without Hordes of Tourists
These seven, small Italian villages, are just a sampling of all the hidden treasures waiting to be discovered if you veer a little bit off-the-beaten-path.
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The Timeless Charm of Florence: Reflections On Five Decades of Travel
Returning to Florence after 50 years offers a fresh perspective. Discover boutique stays, culinary highlights, and timeless sights
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Guide to the Emilia Romagna Region: What To See, Do and EAT
Emilia Romagna is an unbeatable destination. This guide to the Emilia Romagna region offers tips on what to see, do, and eat during your visit.
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A 3-Day Luxury ‘Old Montreal’ Itinerary: A Boutique Hotel and Gourmet Dining
Summary: Food and travel writers John and Sandra Nowlan describe a 3-day luxury Old Montreal itinerary. It includes exploring its historic streets, staying at the art-filled SonoLux boutique hotel, and enjoying top-tier local cuisine. Our recipe for a memorable three-day visit to Old Montreal is a stay at a quirky, art-filled hotel, a neighborhood with…
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Visit Vicenza: A Captivating Day Trip from Venice
Visit Vicenza, a bit off the beaten track but rich with history, culture and authenticity. It’s located in the Veneto region of northeast Italy only 35 miles from Venice.
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Strasbourg: 8 Reasons Not-To-Miss This Charming French CIty
Strasbourg, France, the capital of the Grand Est region, has a charming ambiance of its own. Neither French nor German, the city’s food, culture, and style are distinctly Alsatian.
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Discovering Buddy Holly’s Legacy in Lubbock, Texas
Summary: Contributor Jackie Sheckler Finch visits the hometown of Buddy Holly, who was 22 years old when he died almost seven decades ago. His death prompted the Don McLean song, “The Day the Music Died.” But the music never died. Visitors at the Buddy Holly Center can hear classic songs by Buddy Holly and The Crickets…
