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Lost in Paris
By MATT GROSS
In a city so well known and loved, where does discovery lie? In the thrill of the new, yes, but also in the surprise of memories waiting at every corner.
36 Hours in Ann Arbor, Mich.
By JENNIFER CONLIN
An abundance of cultural opportunities from classical dance to bluegrass, combined with the football season, makes fall an ideal time to visit this ultimate college town.
PRACTICAL TRAVELER
After the Storm, Fall Foliage Deals
By MICHELLE HIGGINS
Leaf peepers in the Northeast will find that most storm-damaged roads have been repaired, and hotels are open and offering deals.
FOOTSTEPS
Poetry Made Me Do It: My Trip to the Hebrides
By JEFF GORDINIER
A chance encounter with Don Paterson's poem, "Luing" sends a writer to the Scottish island that inspired the verse.
JOURNEYS
Caves and Kayaks in a Quiet Corner of Thailand
By RUSS JUSKALIAN
A village, set amid caves and natural streams, manages to elude the encroachment of modern tourism.
FRUGAL TRAVELER BLOG
Litchfield County, Easy on the Wallet
By SETH KUGEL
Watching the season change in Litchfield County's small towns doesn't have to break the bank.
SURFACING
SLIDE SHOW: A Low-Slung Piece Of Toronto Gains Casual-Hip Cachet
Roncesvalles Village in Toronto is thriving with small bookstores, coffeehouses and boutiques.
HEADS UP
Kingston, N.Y., a Rest Stop on the Hudson
By REBECCA ROTHBAUM
The Hudson Valley city, home to some of the state's most beautiful and historic architecture, has a fresh crop of bars and restaurants inspired by its old-time charms.
IN TRANSIT BLOG
Headed East, More Hill Than Dale
By BRUCE WEBER
The hills in the Appalachians may be shorter than in the West, but they stand up straighter, making your quads, hamstrings and glutes take notice as you ride.
CHECK IN, CHECK OUT
Hotel Review: New York James in New York
By ARIC CHEN
The hotel is on a quiet stretch of Grand Street, at Thompson, on the southwest edge of SoHo.
Banned by Many Airlines, These Bulldogs Fly Private
By CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY
Many airlines now forbid brachycephalic breeds, like bulldogs and pugs, from their planes, causing inconvenience for their owners - and opening a niche for companies that cater to pet travel.
Hitting the Road to Get to Work, and Back
By TOM SIMS
"Active commutes" offer the satisfactions of a workout while the planet benefits.
Saving Money Flying to Europe
A writer also finds an economical Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Orlando, with a cruise back to Europe.
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