BERLIN
BERLIN Don’t wait any longer to see Berlin (pop. 3.4 million). The city is nearing the end of a massive transitioned phase, developing from a reunited metropolis reeling in …
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GLASGOW
GLASGOW Scotland’s largest metropolitan area, Glasgow (pop. 700,000) has re-invented itself several times, and the mark of each era remains today. It rose to prominence during the Victorian period, …
CHELSEA MAP
CHELSEA MAP 13 Chelsea Bun, 9a Limerston St. ( 7352 3635). Airy, casual diner that serves heaping portions. Early-bird specials available 7am-noon (£2-3). Sandwiches (£1.60-3.20) and breakfasts (from £3.70) …
BASTIA
BASTIA Bastia (pop. 40,000), Corsica’s second largest city, constantly bustles with the arrival and departure of ferries from the mainland and Italy. More than just a stop mid-transit, Bastia …
SALZBURGER LAND AND UPPER AUSTRIA
SALZBURGER LAND AND UPPER AUSTRIA Salzburger Land derives its name from the German Salz (salt), and it was this white gold that first drew visitors to the region. Combined …
OPERA AND THEATER IN PARIS
OPERA AND THEATER IN PARIS Opera de la Bastille, pi. de la Bastille, 12eme (08 92 69 78 68; www.opera-de-paris.fr). M: Bastille. Opera and ballet with a modern spin. …
ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL LONDON
ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL LONDON Christopher Wren’s masterpiece is the fifth cathedral to occupy the site; the original was built in AD 604. Wren’s succeeded “Old St. Paul’s,” begun in …
France Travel Destinations
France Travel Destinations ORIENTATION The lie de la Cite and lie St-Louis sit at the center of the city, while the Seine, flowing east to west, splits Paris into …