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THEATER AND CINEMA IN ROME The Festival Roma-Europa in late summer brings a number of world-class acts to Rome (consult www.romace.it for more information), but for year-round performances of …
SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA Santiago (pop. 140,000) has long drawn pilgrims eager to gaze at one of Christianity’s holiest cities. The cathedral marks the end of the Camino de Santiago, …
AEOLIAN ISLANDS (ISOLE EOLIE) Homer thought the Aeolian Islands to be the second home of the gods, and indeed, these last few stretches of unspoiled seashore border on the …
Visit to Rome TERMINI Tourist traps abound; avoid the torturous ‚8 quick lunch advertised in windows. El Africa, V. Gaeta 26-28 ( 06 494 10 77), near P. Independenza. …
ALGECIRAS Hidden beyond Algeciras’s (pop. 101,000) seedy port is a more serene old neighborhood, worthy of a visit for those with a few hours to spare. However, for most …
CAMPO DEI FIORI ROME Campo dei Fiori lies across C. V. Emanuele II from P. Navona. During papal rule, the area was the site of countless executions; now the …
CLUBS IN ROME Although Italian discos can be a flashy, sweaty good time, the scene changes as often as Roman phone numbers. Check Roma C’e or Time Out. Rome …
LUXEMBOURG Too often overlooked by budget travelers, the tiny Grand Duchy of Luxembourg boasts impressive fortresses and castles as well as beautiful hiking trails. Established in 963, the original …
Travel to Barcelona ACCOMMODATIONS While accommodations in Barcelona are easy to spot, finding a room can be more difficult. During the busier travel months (June-September or December), just wandering …
SAN SEBASTIAN (DONOSTIA) Glittering on the shores of the Cantabrian Sea, coolly elegant San Sebastian (pop. 180,000) is known for its world-famous beaches, bars, and scenery. Locals and travelers …
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