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Historic Sites November 5, 2015

5 free things in Berlin: Cold War legacy

In January 1989, then-East German leader Erich Honecker declared that the Berlin Wall could stand for another century.

Historic Sites November 5, 2015

Oklahoma's Main Streets tell some unusual tales

Main Street is as American as baseball and apple pie.

Historic Sites November 5, 2015

Ghost towns of the Southwest

The Amargosa Hotel was once a hub of activity, the Spanish Colonial-style buildings filled with workers from the Pacific Coast Borax company.

Historic Sites November 5, 2015

London’s museums and galleries get a boost this fall

This fall,  London's  most  famous museums, theaters and cultural institutions are showcasing blockbuster exhibitions.

Food Tours November 5, 2015

Stone Barns in NY's Hudson Valley: Sustainable farm offers a different type of agritourism

Agriculture tourism lures travelers each fall with farms offering petting zoos, dressed-up scarecrows, pick-your-own pumpkins and pony rides. But Stone Barns, in New York's Hudson Valley, offers...

New Orleans November 5, 2015

Taking the Kids -- to New Orleans, and beyond

New Orleans is famous for its food, its music and raucous partying but there is also plenty to see for the whole family. 

Minneapolis-St. Paul November 5, 2015

On the road along the Mississippi River

A drive along this route will reveal local legends, quirky roadside attractions, engaging history, and plenty of nature. 

Odd News November 5, 2015

This Texas man may be America’s most patriotic tourist

This young U.S. enthusiast claims to have waved the flag in all 50 states.

Historic Sites November 5, 2015

UNESCO World Heritage List now includes the caves of Beit Guvrin-Maresha in Israel

The United Nations cultural agency designated a network of over 2,000 years old, man-made caves outside of Jerusalem a World Heritage site, the eighth such site in Israel.

Family Travel November 5, 2015

This train ride to the Grand Canyon is one for the ages

Why take a car when you can ride a train?

Asia November 5, 2015

Tiananmen memory flickers in tiny Hong Kong museum

To find the world's only museum chronicling the brutal crackdown on the 1989 Tiananmen protests, look for the skinny office building wedged between a Tibetan-themed pub and a sports bar on a side street on the edge of a Hong Kong tourist district.