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KOBLENZ Koblenz (pop. 108,000) has long been a strategic hotspot; in the 2000 years since its birth, the city has hosted every empire seeking to conquer Europe. The city …
DOM ST. JAKOB AUSTRIA The unassuming gray facade of the Dom St. Jakob conceals a riot of pink-and-white High Baroque ornamentation within. Trompe I’oeil ceiling murals depict the life …
MARSEILLES (MARSEILLE) MAP France’s second-largest city, Marseilles (pop. 800,000), is a jumble of color and commotion. The city that Alexandre Dumas once called “the meeting place of the entire …
Hamburg Vacations MUSEUMS The Hamburg Card provides access to most of these museums, with the exception of the Deichtorhallen, the Hafen Basar, and the Erotic Art Museum. The free …
Wurzburg ROMANTIC ROAD Groomed fields of sunflowers and wheat, vineyards, rolling hills, and dense forests checker the landscape between Wurzburg and Fttssen. It’s beauty was not lost on the …
TRAVEL TO ENGLAND PRACTICAL INFORMATION TOURIST, FINANCIAL, AND LOCAL SERVICES Tourist Offices: Britain Visitor Centre, 1 Regent St. (www.visitbritain.com). Tube: Oxford Circus. Open M 9:30am-6:30pm, Tu-F 9am-6:30pm, Sa-Su 10am-4pm. …
OTHER SIGHTS The enormous Musees Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire showcases arti facts from a wide variety of eras Roman torsos without heads, Syrian heads without torsos, and Egyptian caskets …
COLOGNE (KOLN) Although most of inner Cologne (pop. 968,000) was destroyed in WWII, the magnificent Gothic Dom survived 14 bombings and remains Cologne’s main attraction. Today, the city is …