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Living the high life in Umbria, the poor man’s Tuscany
In Italy’s Umbria region, you can work on an olive farm, dine like a royal and taste some of the world’s best wine.
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An ATV tour of Cappadocia’s rock caves
She scoffed at the idea of tooling around Turkey’s Cappadocia region on an ATV — until she tried it.
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In Doylestown, Pa., an elegant Grace Kelly exhibit
A special exhibit on the life of the Hollywood princess turned real-life royal recognizes her unique style.
Travel Features
Learning to fight like a gladiator
So-called gladiator schools, where tourists can try their hand at combat, are a popular attraction in Rome.
On the trail of Henry Ward Beecher in Brooklyn
A family visits the parish and grave of 19th-century abolitionist preacher Henry Ward Beecher.
Behind the scenes of the Hatfield-McCoy feud
In a corner of Kentucky and West Virginia, the infamous Hatfield-McCoy feud lives on.
Sign Language: Funny signs from the road
Readers send in humorous signs from their travels around the world.
What a Trip: A magical time at Disneyland
Like a true fairy godmother, an aunt makes the dreams of her niece and nephew come true at Disneyland.
Swimming with the elephants in Thailand
A visit to a sanctuary for mistreated pachyderms in the Mae Taeng valley.
Philadelphia’s quirky, hiding-in-plain-sight places
Everyone knows the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, but Philly is full of other quirky, visit-worthy sites.
Side Order: A sky-high stroll that puts you out on a ledge
Toronto’s EdgeWalk around the CN Tower is a hands-free urban adventure in the sky.
Overcoming cellphone photo-mania
It’s so easy to click away madly on your phone when traveling. But then you miss the actual experience.
New service at Union Station prints photos from gadgets
The Polaroid Fotobar allows you to print out images from mobile devices, social networks and sharing sites.
A tour of London thrift stores
If you’re feeling frugal but still want to be fashionable, London’s thrift shops are full of great designer bargains.
George Washington’s boyhood home, via iPad
Ferry Farm, where George Washington lived as a boy, now offers an iPad tour.
Penguins, SeaWorld’s newest stars, go with the floe
‘Antarctica: Empire of the Penguins’ is the latest attraction at the Orlando theme park.
Travel Deals
This week’s best travel bargains
Save on car rentals, a villa in the Bahamas, a Belize cruise, flights to Istanbul, a China tour and more.
A friendly get-together in Albuquerque, N.M.
A group of old friends explores Albuquerque during the International Balloon Fiesta.
Bed Check
Commodious accommodations at a Baltimore inn
The all-suite Inn at the Black Olive in Baltimore offers lots of space, comfy beds and not a bad price.
Pa. inn feeds folks with afternoon tea, breakfast, desserts
The 15-room Fairville Inn offers gardens, fireplaces and a mischievous pup named Ozzie.
Rehoboth’s Bellmoor Inn, formal but friendly
The Bellmoor Inn in Rehoboth Beach, Del., offers elegance with a friendly, beachy touch.
The Navigator
When airlines don’t vouch for their vouchers
Airlines would rather give you a ticket credit than a refund, but very often, those credits are worth little.
Travel galleries
Umbria offers ‘agriturismo’
A range of olive estates, working farms and vineyards presents a path to paradise for those who worship Italian cooking.
In France’s Brittany, at the end of the world
Lighthouses offer a stunning view of the coast in Finistère (from the Latin “finis terrae,” or the end of the earth).
Islands of the Caribbean
From the Corn Islands to St. Kitts and Nevis, the Caribbean offers multiple tropical hideouts to choose from.
Budapest now
A look at everything from the city’s “ruin pubs” and night-life scene to one of its many bathhouses and a treasured cat cafe.
Game-lovers’ London
On Aug. 12, known as the Glorious Twelfth, the British wild game season opens, and London’s best chefs get to it.
Travel Guide 2013
Practical advice for the inspired globetrotter.
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