Mini Guide
The Bayeux Tapestry, D-Day beaches and Mont St-Michel are the French region’s historic draws, but its seafood, cheeses and cider are the best way to fill the gaps between attractions.
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Localites
By Amy Brader
The Great Saunter, a 32-mile hike around the island, offers sure-footed explorers a new perspective on New York City.
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Localites
By Amanda Ruggeri
This weekend, some 170 private palaces, academies, homes and other buildings will open their doors to visitors.
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By BBC World News
Founded in 1501, Santo Domingo is home to extraordinary traces of the original city, which served as a template for the design of emerging cities in the New World.
Some parts of northern Chile have never seen a drop of rain, yet flamingos, cacti and more than one million people have learned to survive in these arid badlands.
By Tamara Sheward
With shape-shifting scenery reminiscent of an eerie moonscape, the rugged Durmitor range offers white water rafting, white-knuckle jeep safaris and sterling skiing without the crowds.
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