Here's a great idea, combining the idea of a podcast - an audio broadcast file you can download and listen to on any mp3 player or computer - with the ... Read More

On the day Republican congressman Walter Jones tells a reporter that he wishes his campaign to change "French fries" to "Freedom fries" didn't happen, [Fries Campaigner Recants], ZDNet's Charles Cooper ... Read More

if you've been to Europe, you've seen them on sidewalks, nosed in between two parallel parked cars, or zipping around the city. But you don't see them that often at ... Read More

If you're a couple looking for bargains in rail travel, Rail Europe has announced a three day Germany railpass that'll give you a savings of around 30% off the price ... Read More

According to our friends at VeniceWord, the new vogue among young people in Venice is "the supine cinema". The projection is on the ceiling and the audience lies comfortably on mattresses ... Read More

Lots of good, thoughtful advice in Elisa Bonato's Blog in an entry called "Dicas" originally written by Mary Schmich in 1997, "Wear sunscreen...Do one thing every day that scares you...Don't ... Read More

2000 years ago a thousand people worked 5 years to build a 50km long aqueduct to bring water to the city of Nîmes. Now the Pont du Gard is a ... Read More

The Piemonte region of Italy offers a mind-bending array of wines, cheeses, cured meats, truffles and herbs, and is Italy's hazelnut capital. I've just visited, and prepared an introduction to ... Read More

NEMO is Amsterdam's fascinating science museum. In summer, the roof becomes paradise for you and the kids. Eat dinner while the kids play in the sand pit or ... Read More

Everybody likes to see old stuff poking through the earth. Viewing ancient monuments hits a thoughtfully romantic button in many, and there's no cure except to go and see the ... Read More

Turin, Italy, is the site of the 2006 winter olympics, and everything looks to be on schedule. Special measures are being undertaken to integrate the games into the city of ... Read More

You may think that the largest American cemeteries overseas are associated with D-Day and Normandy, but the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery--where victims of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in World War I are ... Read More

Decided on renting or leasing a car for your European vacation? Well, Auto Europe has some special offers for the month of May you might want to take a gander ... Read More

But don't have a pocket bulging with Euros? Clotilde Dusoulier takes us on a wonderful tour of good (budget) eats in Paris in My Paris is better than yours. Clotilde ... Read More