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Wooden houses and present-day New York City don't sound like a natural fit. By 1900, you couldn't build wooden houses in Brooklyn th...

A few people leisurely swam in the infinity pool, looking out to the serene bay where a fishing boat was anchored. Others sat in lounge chai...

I couldn't seem to escape the sweltering temperatures this summer. Whether racing around Manhattan or Williamsburg, Brooklyn from one me...

 What's the biggest thing that can ruin a trip? An illness or injury probably tops the list. Consider these scenarios: ● A woman ...

Sure, we all want a good deal. But money-saving experiences shouldn't be accompanied by unpleasantness. My recent European journey where...

Art intersects nature in the third and last unopened section of New York City's High Line located between West 34th an...

Celebrating the fact that Croatia finally has entered the European Union, I've prepared a list of some of my favorite attractions -- a ...

Normally when I tell friends and colleagues that I'll be traveling, the responses range from, "Can you pack me in your bag?" t...

To truly experience a country, I need to get intimate with the land. Taking in the aroma of blossoms and pine needles. Listening to the soft...