Travel

Amsterdam is a laboratory of progressive living and tolerance, bottled inside Europe's most 17th-century city. Like Venice, this city is a patchwork quilt of canal-bordered islands, anchored upon millions of wooden pilings.

New Disney cruise uses Texas port to offer quick access to Western Caribbean wonders - both on land and at sea

Some couples celebrate their anniversary with a horse-drawn carriage ride. Others rent a romantic cabin in the woods. A few even jet off to Las Vegas and renew their vows in front of Elvis.

A travelling ABBA exhibit is to get a permanent home in a new museum dedicated mostly to the Swedish quartet that has sold nearly 400 million records since its heyday in the 1970s.

There's plenty to know before you drive a car in Europe, where road signs, fuel names and hidden traffic cameras can be intimidating to tourists. But driving in Europe is really only a problem for those who make it one.

Hollywood North abounds in iconic landmarks featured in many films

New Yorkers are eating out at the same clip as recent years, but they're spending less in restaurants and ordering fewer take-out meals, according to the new Zagat restaurant survey.

The bright red open-top double-decker tour buses seen all over New York, London and Paris are coming to New Orleans. City Sightseeing New Orleans has launched the new service, which will operate daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Hopper aims to fill the gaps in Amsterdam's public transit

City works its Irish charm and offers plenty of cultural bargains to boot