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About 50 years ago, an Italian count dreamed of turning a sleepy coastal village into a haven for the rich and famous. Today, Maratea, in the arch of the boot, boasts beaches and mountains, medieval roots, peasant tradition, and few tourists.
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- The Philadelphia Zoo
- The Liberty Bell Center
The Philadelphia Art Museum's new annex provides much needed gallery space in a stunning environment.
It's time to see where you and your neighbors took summer vacations. Check out some of the entries in our contest.
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Here is what a U.S. dollar buys (in commercial trades; consumer rates may be lower). Country Jan. 28 Year ago
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Value Destinations for 2010 From the editors of Shermans Travel magazine: 1. Bangkok 2. Blue Ridge Parkway
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Whether you travel with a rechargeable electric shaver or a blade, take along a ShaveMate as a backup. The all-in-one razor has a generous supply of pump-re- lease shaving cream in the handle.
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www.groople.com What: Booking site for group travel, small or large. Why: Useful when you have several people taking a trip together, all needing flights, hotels, cars, or sightseeing activities.
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Most visitors only touch the edges of New York's Central Park. Come inside - deep inside - to enjoy the gems scattered through its 843 acres. Special New York City Section.
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Did a travel experience move you, change you, give you a new take on life or just great memories? Tell us how, in 500 words or fewer.
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Everything in this town is over the top. Yet the $8.5 billion CityCenter colossus has people grasping for superlatives.
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For information, go to www.citycenter.com.
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TENAFLY, N.J. - All the glassware in the Alpine Suite at the Clinton Inn Hotel is unbreakable - the wineglasses, the water tumblers, even the glass in the cabinet doors.
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By all accounts, 2009 was the "year of the travel deal," with hotels, airlines and tour operators slashing prices to lure the cash-strapped to vacation - often at the last minute.
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Remember fondue?
Those hot pots of melted cheese were so ubiquitous in '70s American culture that every newlywed couple opened at least one fondue pot among their wedding bounty.
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