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11 World War II Sights to Visit in England and France
It has been more than 70 years since the start of World War II, but tourists continue to visit war-related sights in Europe. Travel writer David Stewart White reviews a handful of important World War II venues in England and France.
Seven Culinary Experiences Not to Miss in Switzerland
Foodies may search wide and far for the perfect culinary excursions, but when they travel to Switzerland, they’ll find plenty of gastronomic delights. Whether travelers are on the hunt for wine, chocolate, cheese or other local specialties, JoAnna Haugen provides insight into what makes Swiss food special and where visitors to the country can find the perfect foodie experience.
Seven Reasons to Visit Spain’s Costa de la Luz
Why not every Spanish Costa is all about crowded beaches and full English breakfasts: Robin Graham shines a light on the tiny Costa de la Luz.
10 Most Disappointing Attractions in Europe – Part II
Back in 2009, BootsnAll brought you Europe’ s nine most disappointing attractions, those over-hyped, over-rated attractions that we felt just didn’t live up to their promise. Here is Part 2, with more sites which make you wonder whether they deserve the hype or not.
Best BootsnAll Travel Photos: February 2011
It’s time for another spin through our favorite travel photos featured on BootsnAll – here’s the set from February 2011. Will any of them inspire you to book a trip somewhere?
Italy Trip Planning: 24 Resources You’ll Want
As you might imagine, BootsnAll’s Italy expert, Jessica Spiegel, gets a steady stream of reader questions regarding Italy. In this round-up, she answers some of the most common – including itinerary and budget questions.
Eat Your Way Around Rome
Headed to Rome this year? Join BootsnAll staff writer Jessica Spiegel for a tour of some of the most quintessentially Roman foods. Just don’t blame us if you’re hungry by the end of the article.
Nine Quirky Accommodation Options Around Europe
Denise Pulis introduces nine special and quirky accommodation options around Europe which won’t have you running for the door as soon as you wake up.
How to Travel More Without Quitting Your Job: 10 Tips for the Restless Desk-Jockey
Tired of singing the blues because work gets in the way of wanderlust? WhyGoCanada’s Julie Ovenell-Carter says it’s time to learn a new song with these practical solutions.
Seven Things to Know Before You Book Your First (or Next) Cruise
Considering your first cruise, either by river or sea? Melanie Waldman offers tip to help you find a unique and exciting vacation on the water while keeping your luggage, schedule, budget and stomach in balance.
10 Reasons to Take a Repositioning Cruise
Forget the cramped airline seat, the barely edible food and the melatonin tablets. Anne Supsic explains why a repositioning cruise is a more genteel way to cross the Atlantic.
Does Paris Really Deserve the Title of Cultural Capital of the World?
How did Paris manage to acquire this image as the global capital for the good life: for elegant dresses and discourse, artistic excellence and sophisticated tastes?
Is Bigger Better? The Pros and Cons of Small-Ship Cruising for Independent Travelers
Independent travelers often turn their noses up at the idea of cruising, but for those who want to enjoy some of the benefits of a cruise without succumbing to the mass tourism pitfalls associated with megacruises, a small-ship cruise is an excellent compromise.
Breaking the Sphere of Solitude in Dubrovnik
It’s not easy to access the local population when you’re traveling abroad, but a random connection puts Nico Crisafulli right in the thick of local Dubrovnik life.
Photo Essay: The World’s Most Expensive Hotels
Expensive to build, expensive to stay in – but not always. Check out some of the “deals” available at the world’s most expensive hotels.
Hues of Huế, Vietnam
Imperial capital of Vietnam, Hue’s Citadel attracts tourists, but how much of the city has survived its history?
25 of the Most Romantic Bed and Breakfasts in the US
Looking for love in all the wrong places? While you can’t hurry love, B&B expert Marti Mayne will recommend 25 romantic picks for Valentine’s Day and beyond.
One Day in Bangkok: Three Itineraries for Under $10
If you’re traveling on a budget, Southeast Asia is a great place to do it in. Once you get here, it’s easy to keep costs very low, and have an amazing time on just a few bucks. Take your pick from these three itineraries for a great day in Bangkok, for less than $10 – and easily around $5.
Gay Backpacking: A Contradiction in Terms?
Say the word “backpacking” and probably the last thing that comes to mind is gay men. But it doesn’t have to be that way… and here’s why.
Oslo: Tiger City
Oslo has a nickname among Norwegians – Tiger City – an innocent reminder that scratches are inevitable when in the capital city. Terje Raa is there to investigate the Norwegian folk soul, a concept which is supposed to express some common attitudes
Eat Your Way Around Bangkok
Our WhyGo Thailand writer Catherine Bodry takes you on a culinary journey of Bangkok.
Groundhog Day: Weather Predicting Traditions Around the World
From Pennsylvania's famous groundhog to European frogs and saints, cultures worldwide have developed surprisingly elaborate methods to predict winter's grip.
Stepping Up to Cuba’s Cultural Beat – Havana, Cuba
Looking to discover some of Cuba’s unique atmosphere? Barney Lyons shares some of the highlights of a cultural immersion in Cuba’s Havana.
Discover an Unexpected Side of Japan in Okinawa
Travelers often visit the big attractions of mainland Japan and bypass Okinawa completely. Mary Richardson offers five reasons to visit this southern remote island.