Traveling with friends and family? There are discounts to be had if you know how to look.
Visitors don't often make it to Germantown Avenue, which makes for a great low-cost historic detour if you're in town from elsewhere, or an economical day trip from as far away as Washington or New York.
On Italy’s northeastern shore, Trieste doesn’t preen for tourists. Yet it is possessed of an odd magic, one that echoes its literary past.
Some 20 years after the musical heyday of this English city, a wave of new clubs and venues is trading on “Madchester” nostalgia.
For the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the Civil War, don’t limit yourself to Fredericksburg and other major sites. Some of the more obscure battlefields are just as significant and better preserved.
Singapore is booming, with new casinos, hotels, museums and, best of all, lounges and rooftop bars helping the city-state shake off its formerly staid image.
A pastry shop in Paris's Marais neighborhood is devoted exclusively to pate a choux, or cream puffs.
On one block in a city in northwest Nicaragua, a zona rosa, or entertainment zone, has replaced hardware stores and repair shops.
We asked readers to submit essays about why they travel. Several hundred responded, relating stories that took us from the mountains of Peru to the halls of Rome. Here is a selection of the submissions.
The building is a piece of a bridge between the city’s past and its high-rise present.
Insurance. GPS. Gas. Sometimes the best car deal has nothing to do with the base rate. Seth Kugel presents a guide to minimizing those extra costs.
Daniel Rose’s 29-seat Spring restaurant, after its move from the Ninth to the First Arrondissement, still books up months in advance, and for good reason.
This sleek high-end hotel in the central business district offers spacious rooms starting at $485, and Gray Kunz’s Michelin-starred Café Gray Deluxe.
“The best hotel value in Hong Kong is the three star Salisbury YMCA.”
“A most unusual, very informal way to eat out is to climb up to the Karst.”
“The Skyline drive region, particularly from Front Royal south is fantastic.”
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Sexy lounges and rooftop bars are helping the city-state shake off its formerly staid image.
For every story told in history books and on tourism trails, dozens more have been mostly ignored.
“I caught a beautifully serene moment with a huge buffalo en- joying a refreshing dip and a tiny frog sunbathing on its back.”
We asked readers to submit their best travel photos and share the back story. Here is a curated selection of the images.
An insider’s guide to what to eat, drink and do in New York from the staff of The Times, including a new category on favorite day trips outside of the five boroughs.
In Alexander Lobrano’s new column, Eurofile, the author of “Hungry for Paris” writes about the best tables (and beds) on the continent.
From the beaches of Mexico to the wilds of Kurdistan, the places on this year’s list take you to the end of the world and back.
