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36 Hours in Munich
By EVAN RAIL
The Bavarian capital boasts dance clubs, science and art museums and, yes, beer gardens.
Where Paris Chefs, Not Prices, Rise
By CHRISTINE MUHLKE
A new clutch of chefs under 40 are often willing to forgo atmosphere, on the plate and in the room, for the sake of creative cooking at a price most can afford.
A District Is Reborn in Budapest
By ALEX CREVAR
The eighth district has become a magnet for trendy bohemians, mixing soulful chic and shabby bourgeois.
Prague’s Vital Gay Scene
By CHARLY WILDER
Two decades after the fall of Communism, Prague’s gay community seems to be making up for lost time.
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Air Travel Crisis Deepens as Europe Fears Wider Impact
By STEVEN ERLANGER and JACK EWING
A large part of European airspace was shut for a third day as a volcano in Iceland spewed ash, raising questions about the eruption’s economic impact.
April 18, 2010
Monet, With Classical Music
April 17, 2010
Copenhagen to Paris? Join the Crowd, Drink a Beer
April 16, 2010
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Baby Sitters While Abroad
By MATT GROSS
Finding a safe sitter you can afford in a strange land is eminently doable, if you think creatively.
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Visiting Audubon’s Still-Fine Feathered Friends
By VANESSA GREGORY
Louisiana’s plantation country offers history, countryside where Audubon roamed, and soul food.
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Iceland’s Vast Landscape
By KERRI MACDONALD
On Ring Road, the highway that circles Iceland, drivers can see 20 oversize photographs by Ragnar Th. Sigurdsson, with shots from the Vatnajokull Ice Cap.
T Magazine | Travel Spring 2010
A celebration of Mother Nature, from the volcanoes of Hawaii, to the spectacular terrain of Australia’s top end.
Audubon's Louisiana
Plantations still stand in West Feliciana Parish, La., where John James Audubon visited in 1821.
Where To Travel in 2010
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