Getting Your Feet Wet at Water Parks

Narayan Mahon for The New York Times, Ben Garvin for The New York Times, Derek Montgomery for The New York Times Clockwise from top left: riding a wave at Kalahari, twisting through a tube at Water Park of America, sliding on rides at Kalahari, getting...

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Bites: Restaurant Report: Tamerò Pasta Bar in Florence

Tommaso Ferri Tamerò Pasta Bar has a funky, laid-back look. The dining scene in Florence is mostly dominated by well-established trattorias, either tucked away in neighborhoods far from the city center and frequented by locals or situated in the...

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T Magazine: Travel Diary | Yuvi Alpert’s Holiday in Havana

The men's accessories designer Yuvi Alpert creates pieces that are informed by the ways the modern man moves through the world. There's an appealing international flavor to his simple, elegant, unbling-y jewelry line Yuvi by Yuvi Alpert (the latest collection...

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In Transit Blog: A Vacation Under the Sea

Travelers may be able to sleep among the ocean's depths, surrounded by coral reefs, in two luxury underwater hotels planned for Dubai and the Maldives.The Water Discus Underwater Hotels, developed by Deep Ocean Technology, a company based in Poland,...

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Getting Your Feet Wet at Water Parks

Narayan Mahon for The New York Times, Ben Garvin for The New York Times, Derek Montgomery for The New York Times Clockwise from top left: riding a wave at Kalahari, twisting through a tube at Water Park of America, sliding on rides at Kalahari, getting...

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Bites: Restaurant Report: Tamerò Pasta Bar in Florence

Tommaso Ferri Tamerò Pasta Bar has a funky, laid-back look. The dining scene in Florence is mostly dominated by well-established trattorias, either tucked away in neighborhoods far from the city center and frequented by locals or situated in the...

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T Magazine: Travel Diary | Yuvi Alpert’s Holiday in Havana

The men's accessories designer Yuvi Alpert creates pieces that are informed by the ways the modern man moves through the world. There's an appealing international flavor to his simple, elegant, unbling-y jewelry line Yuvi by Yuvi Alpert (the latest collection...

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In Transit Blog: A Vacation Under the Sea

Travelers may be able to sleep among the ocean's depths, surrounded by coral reefs, in two luxury underwater hotels planned for Dubai and the Maldives.The Water Discus Underwater Hotels, developed by Deep Ocean Technology, a company based in Poland,...

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Q&A: Navigating England’s Literary Landscape

Dylan Martinez/Reuters Broadstairs, in Kent, has strong ties to Charles Dickens. As celebrations for the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" hit full stride this summer, those seeking to experience England's literary destinations...

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In Transit Blog: Hawaiian Airlines Offers New Service to Asia and the Pacific

From the New York area to Australasia, the air travel choices have been few; either go west to pick up a trans-Pacific flight from San Francisco, Dallas or Los Angeles, or fly first to Dubai or Hong Kong and transfer there.But in March Hawaiian Airlines...

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In Transit Blog: Dollar, Thrifty Open New European Locations

Dollar Rent A Car and Thrifty Car Rental have expanded their presence in Europe, with more than 135 new locations at airports and major leisure destinations in France, Spain and Luxembourg to open by the end of June. Once all are operating, there will...

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36 Hours in Gettysburg, Pa.

On July 1, 1863, Confederate and Union troops descended on the grassy hills of Gettysburg, thrusting the sleepy town of 2,400 into the Civil War. The three-day Battle of Gettysburg ended the Confederate invasion of the North and resulted in staggering...

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Heads Up: Arts Bloom in Inglewood, Calif.

Over the years restless artists have established new creative districts around Los Angeles, from downtown to Santa Monica to Culver City to Chinatown. The latest is in an unlikely place: Inglewood. This working-class city of about 110,000 12 miles...

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Personal Journeys: Our 3-Day, 2-Hike, 1-Shark Vacation

Elizabeth Weil The author's husband and daughters on the Coastal Trail. It was not a good sign: the need to explain to our children that the holiday we'd planned, 15 miles from our Northern California home, was a legitimate vacation and that people...

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In Transit Blog: A Renovated Vermont Resort Reopens

Largely closed for most of the past three months, Topnotch Resort and Spa in Stowe, Vt., will reopen Friday after a $15 million face-lift.The first major update since the popular family-friendly resort opened in 1959, the project includes guestroom renovations...

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In Transit Blog: Environmental Group Rates Beaches for Water Quality

A day at the beach could mean potential health risks, at least at 11 "repeat offenders" called out for chronic high bacteria counts in the Natural Resources Defense Council's annual assessment of water quality. The survey covers more than 3,000 ocean...

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In Transit Blog: In Italy, a Cocktail With a Splash of the Sea

Hotel bartenders have been known to choose cocktail ingredients from on-property gardens or beehives, but rarely the beach. Now one Amalfi Coast resort in Italy has dipped into the Mediterranean to make its new quaff, the Nettuno, or Neptune.At the Palazzo...

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Check In: Hotel Review: Hotel O in Paris

Serge Ramelli The lobby at the Hotel O. From 149 euros for a double, or about $199, at $1.34 to the euro. BASICS This futuristic-looking boutique hotel is blocks from Paris's postcard attractions. The 29-room, five-story property, which opened...

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T Magazine: The Making Of | A 19th-Century Victorian House in London, Built With Mirrors

In the latest off-site commission of the Barbican Gallery in London, the Argentine artist Leandro Erlich has created a surreal new artwork in the Borough of Hackney. Located on an empty lot on Ashwin Street near Dalston Junction station, Dalston House...

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In Transit Blog: Flying to New Zealand, and Then Beyond

Once fliers have made the long-haul trip to New Zealand – nonstops between Los Angeles and Auckland are 13 hours – three-hour flights to Australia and Fiji may seem like a relative breeze.Designed to encourage travelers to get around more easily once...

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In Transit Blog: Tapping Artisanal Beers and Booze at Hotel Bars

Hotel restaurants have long poured private label wines. But with the rise of artisan distilling and craft brewing, bespoke selections are now the toast of hotel bars around the world.In southern Brazil, Ponta dos Ganchos commissions three distinct blends...

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In Transit Blog: Walkabout – 6/24: Bike-Sharing in North America; Medical Tourism in Malaysia

WalkaboutA weekly capsule of travel news curated by our writers and editors.Move Over, Citi Bike According to this guide to bike-sharing programs in North America, Minneapolis is challenging New York City's claim to the largest system in the U.S. (Jaunted)Alternative...

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In Transit Blog: W Hotels Will Promote Human Rights Campaign

Known for its style, W Hotels adds seriousness to its packages in a new partnership with the Human Rights Campaign, the group advocating for equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.Via the HRC Pride 365 program, overnight guests...

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In Transit Blog: Resorts Get a Southern Living Signature

The magazine Southern Living already has its own line of furniture, bedding and even plants. Now, in an interesting and uncommon marketing move, it's branding 15 independent southern resorts as its Southern Living Hotel Collection, beginning July 1.The...

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Frugal Traveler: In Europe, a Few Coins for a Wealth of Culture

Lourdes Segade for The New York Times; Djamila Grossman for The New York Times; Jock Fistick for The New York Times Left to right: outside a small performance space at Mercat de les Flors in Barcelona; Volkesbühne in Berlin; inside the Kaaitheater...

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Explorer: A Rinse and a Roll on a River in Nepal

I will admit that after 25 days of third world travel with my future in-laws, my motives for going off to paddle some difficult white water last year were complex. Yes, I've been a kayaker for a decade, and the Bhote Koshi River, which pours down the...

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In Transit Blog: F.A.A. May Relax Restrictions on Electronic Devices on Planes

If you're reading this just as the flight attendants are making the "shut down your portable electronic devices" announcement, take heart. Soon you may not have to speed-read your final words before taking off. The F.A.A. is considering loosening its...

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In Transit Blog: Tapping Artisanal Beers and Booze at Hotel Bars

Hotel restaurants have long poured private label wines. But with the rise of artisan distilling and craft brewing, bespoke selections are now the toast of hotel bars around the world.In southern Brazil, Ponta dos Ganchos commissions three distinct blends...

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Frugal Traveler: In Europe, a Few Coins for a Wealth of Culture

Lourdes Segade for The New York Times; Djamila Grossman for The New York Times; Jock Fistick for The New York Times Left to right: outside a small performance space at Mercat de les Flors in Barcelona; Volkesbühne in Berlin; inside the Kaaitheater...

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Explorer: A Rinse and a Roll on a River in Nepal

I will admit that after 25 days of third world travel with my future in-laws, my motives for going off to paddle some difficult white water last year were complex. Yes, I've been a kayaker for a decade, and the Bhote Koshi River, which pours down the...

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In Transit Blog: F.A.A. May Relax Restrictions on Electronic Devices on Planes

If you're reading this just as the flight attendants are making the "shut down your portable electronic devices" announcement, take heart. Soon you may not have to speed-read your final words before taking off. The F.A.A. is considering loosening its...

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In Transit Blog: Tapping Artisanal Beers and Booze at Hotel Bars

Hotel restaurants have long poured private label wines. But with the rise of artisan distilling and craft brewing, bespoke selections are now the toast of hotel bars around the world.In southern Brazil, Ponta dos Ganchos commissions three distinct blends...

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Frugal Traveler: In Europe, a Few Coins for a Wealth of Culture

Lourdes Segade for The New York Times; Djamila Grossman for The New York Times; Jock Fistick for The New York Times Left to right: outside a small performance space at Mercat de les Flors in Barcelona; Volkesbühne in Berlin; inside the Kaaitheater...

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