Recall the devastating John F. Kennedy assassination or the entertaining Ewing clan in "Big D," which welcomes visitors year-round with myriad sight-seeing and entertainment options.
The Bayou City has a lot going on all year. Here's a peek.
The live music capital of the world welcomes you.
At the southern tip of Florida, Miami serves up sunshine, sights, shopping and the nearby Everglades.
There's something in Santa Fe to interest everyone, from the centuries-old Native American traditions to up-to-the-minute centers of New Age practices.
The country's sixth-largest city, Phoenix is also one of its top year-round vacation destinations.
Airlines lure the senior market with discounts and other perks for older travelers and, sometimes, their companions. If you're the person going along, here are a few pointers to make the flight...
Montreal is the largest city in the mostly French-speaking province of Quebec. The city has retained much of its French appearance, feel and traditions. But English is spoken widely, and...
Vancouver is Canada's third largest city, located on a peninsula on the Pacific side of the continent just north of the American border. As a gateway to the Pacific Rim, Vancouver is a...
Berlin was demolished in 1945, and was then rebuilt as the divided city on the frontline of the superpower conflict. Berliners persevered, and isolated West Berlin preserved old German culture...
In 1508, Munich became the capital of Bavaria, Germany's affluent southern state just north of the Alps. It has grown tremendously and today is a commercial, industrial and high-tech center, but...
The exquisite, grandiose buildings of Vienna make it easy to imagine this Austrian city as the seat of the Hapsburgs, who ruled much of Europe from 1278 to 1918. In the 18th and 19th centuries,...
Through the centuries, Amsterdam has breathed life into such terms as liberalism, tolerance and free thought. By the end of the millennium many of the issues have changed, but Amsterdam's stance...
Rediscovering Athens' ancient glory behind today's smog, congestion and concrete doesn't have to be a Herculean task: Read along and go to this Greek city prepared.
Jerusalem is the site of much Biblical drama, and holds a revered place in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Although the sacred texts have been written, you'll soon discover that the drama hasn't...
A walk through Cairo is a trip through the ages. You'll see buildings from almost every age of architecture: more than a thousand mosques, modern office buildings, wealthy suburbs, shantytowns,...
Thais have earned a reputation as friendly and hospitable folk who are proud of their nation. As a kingdom Thailand avoided most of the ugliness of colonialism and foreign domination. Despite...
Tokyo is so built up and energetic, it makes New York feel like a lazy Sunday in the suburbs. Despite this intensity, the Japanese are hospitable and helpful to strangers, and crime is extremely rare.
Thousands of sailboats travel the world's oceans every year. Some of them need help.
The famed Blue Angels will whiz into San Francisco for their annual visit October 6-10, 2000. With all of the activity surrounding Fleet Week, it is important to choose the events that will allow...
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