In Transit Blog: Calendar: Coming Events in Florida; Maine; Utah

The Polaroid Years: Instant Photography and Experimentation, Florida Polaroid pictures by 40 artists spanning the period from the initial release of the SX-70 camera in 1972 until the present are on display at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach,...

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Personal Journeys: Dodging a Holiday in a Remote Mexican Town

Piotr Redlinski for The New York Times A tourist relaxes at Casa Carolina, an inn near Xcalak, Mexico. The night before Thanksgiving, while most of my acquaintances were setting tables or stuffing turkeys, I was in a lonesome town in Mexico, watching...

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In Transit Blog: Customizing Trips With a Computer Assist

Guidebooks and crowdsourced travel websites compete with advice on where to go. But the new site Trekkel attempts to automate a trip designer's job by asking users to rate their interests and itemizing a custom list of recommendations in return. The...

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In Transit Blog: Israel by Foot (and Bike and Sea)

From January to March 2014, Israel will host five races throughout the country – - three marathons, a half-marathon and an Ironman triathlon. The marathons include one along the Sea of Galilee (Jan. 10), which is run at 650 feet below sea level; one...

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In Transit Blog: You Too Can Play the Hotel Game

Forget matching colorful candy pieces or farming zombies. How about a mobile game that tests your juggling skills by managing a virtual hotel? Created for Radisson hotels by Melty Games, Rad Hotel by Radisson simulates hotel management by starting players...

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Linda Ronstadt’s Borderland

We are driving outside Naco, Ariz., near the Mexico border, on a two-lane blacktop under a half-moon and stars. The distant mountains are lost in shadow, and there's not much to look at beyond the headlight beams and the rolling highway stripes. ...

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Personal Journeys: Dodging a Holiday in a Remote Mexican Town

Piotr Redlinski for The New York Times A tourist relaxes at Casa Carolina, an inn near Xcalak, Mexico. The night before Thanksgiving, while most of my acquaintances were setting tables or stuffing turkeys, I was in a lonesome town in Mexico, watching...

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In Transit Blog: Customizing Trips With a Computer Assist

Guidebooks and crowdsourced travel websites compete with advice on where to go. But the new site Trekkel attempts to automate a trip designer's job by asking users to rate their interests and itemizing a custom list of recommendations in return. The...

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In Transit Blog: You Too Can Play the Hotel Game

Forget matching colorful candy pieces or farming zombies. How about a mobile game that tests your juggling skills by managing a virtual hotel? Created for Radisson hotels by Melty Games, Rad Hotel by Radisson simulates hotel management by starting players...

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Linda Ronstadt’s Borderland

We are driving outside Naco, Ariz., near the Mexico border, on a two-lane blacktop under a half-moon and stars. The distant mountains are lost in shadow, and there's not much to look at beyond the headlight beams and the rolling highway stripes. ...

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Personal Journeys: Dodging a Holiday in a Remote Mexican Town

Piotr Redlinski for The New York Times A tourist relaxes at Casa Carolina, an inn near Xcalak, Mexico. The night before Thanksgiving, while most of my acquaintances were setting tables or stuffing turkeys, I was in a lonesome town in Mexico, watching...

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In Transit Blog: Customizing Trips With a Computer Assist

Guidebooks and crowdsourced travel websites compete with advice on where to go. But the new site Trekkel attempts to automate a trip designer's job by asking users to rate their interests and itemizing a custom list of recommendations in return. The...

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Linda Ronstadt’s Borderland

We are driving outside Naco, Ariz., near the Mexico border, on a two-lane blacktop under a half-moon and stars. The distant mountains are lost in shadow, and there's not much to look at beyond the headlight beams and the rolling highway stripes. ...

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In Transit Blog: You Too Can Play the Hotel Game

Forget matching colorful candy pieces or farming zombies. How about a mobile game that tests your juggling skills by managing a virtual hotel? Created for Radisson hotels by Melty Games, Rad Hotel by Radisson simulates hotel management by starting players...

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Personal Journeys: Dodging a Holiday in a Remote Mexican Town

Piotr Redlinski for The New York Times A tourist relaxes at Casa Carolina, an inn near Xcalak, Mexico. The night before Thanksgiving, while most of my acquaintances were setting tables or stuffing turkeys, I was in a lonesome town in Mexico, watching...

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In Transit Blog: Customizing Trips With a Computer Assist

Guidebooks and crowdsourced travel websites compete with advice on where to go. But the new site Trekkel attempts to automate a trip designer's job by asking users to rate their interests and itemizing a custom list of recommendations in return. The...

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Favorite Place: Wintry Wanderings Among Chelsea’s Ghosts

Andrew Testa for The New York Times A view of the Thames from Chelsea Embankment. I've lived in some historic places over the years — Paris, Greenwich Village, Washington — but it wasn't until I spent a winter in Chelsea a year ago that I felt...

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A Quiet Drink: A Chicago Cocktail Crawl

John Gress for The New York Times Left to right: Tropic Thunder at the Aviary; Last Light at Scofflaw; and Box Lunch at Billy Sunday. Chicago bars have a way with a resonant cultural reference. One is named after a late-1800s White Sox outfielder...

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In Transit Blog: New Cruises for Rollin’ on the River

A lazy cruise down the Mississippi River, sipping cocktails while watching the paddlewheel turn: it's not just a vision of bygone days. Europe's boom in river cruising has reached the United States, in the form of luxury paddlewheelers. Little more...

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T Magazine: Letter From France | In Lyon, Artists and Designers Light Up the City

Lyon, France's third-largest city, was made for Christmas. Like an average-looking woman who becomes beautiful under candlelight, the city becomes radiant for four days every December during the Festival of Lights. The event, which draws between three...

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Frugal Traveler: Planning a Trip: Guidebook Versus the Web

I recently asked my friend Doug if he still uses guidebooks to plan his trips abroad. He's a smart guy and a veteran traveler, so I figured he would have a thoughtful reason one way or the other. He did not. "I probably don't use guidebooks because...

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Heads Up: Does Anchovy Gelato Go With White Wine?

Andre Liohn for The New York Times A scoop at Il Gelato Bistrò. Artichoke gelato, tomato-basil sorbet, carrot granita. The list may seem more suited to a creative restaurant menu than a gelateria. But Rome's top artisanal producers have turned...

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36 Hours in South Beach, Miami Beach

Cindy Karp for The New York Times Clockwise from top left: view from Juvia; the Colony Theater; bikes on the beach; a margarita with Coronas; lifeguard stand. Middle: a dish at Juvia. A weekend in South Beach ought not to begin with "What to pack?"...

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Q&A: Mapping a Darker Side of New York

New York City has long been associated with crime, in drama and in reality. From early bootlegging and street hustles to stock market frauds that have caused the global financial market to shudder, it's fair to say that the city has had its share of...

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Frugal Traveler: Planning a Trip: Guidebook Versus the Web

I recently asked my friend Doug if he still uses guidebooks to plan his trips abroad. He's a smart guy and a veteran traveler, so I figured he would have a thoughtful reason one way or the other. He did not. "I probably don't use guidebooks because...

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