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"If someone based in Oklahoma goes online to read about the museum and learns through our Timeline what we do, then you can be sure that the first place that person will visit if they come to Israel is the museum."
An exhibit at The Henry Ford museum in Dearborn offers an engaging look at the sinking of the Titanic.
I've used the web to research trips for years, but these useful resources are bound to be new to any but the most dogged and attentive traveler.
Not all parks are created equal. What makes some parks so full of life and activity while others sit desolate, shunned by all but criminals and the truly desperate?
Think you've tapped all Brooklyn can offer a culture junkie? Think again.
Sometimes Puerto Rico feels like a Caribbean island, other times more like America's 51st state.
What if modern museums of art kept in mind the example of the didactic function of Christian art, in order once in a while to reframe how they presented their collections?
Only one week of classes stands between Boston University's student body and spring break, and the halls are ringing with the ever-popular question, "Where are you going?"
Antigua is distinguished from the other Caribbean islands by its vast unblemished landscapes, its friendliness and a variety of secluded, all-inclusive resorts that each have their own appeal.
In my experience docents are painfully well intentioned, more or less informed, and extraordinarily tenacious. Yet I confess, I avoid them and have always avoided them.
London is surely one of the world's best museum towns. Here are four of my favorites, along with some ideas about where to grab something to eat while you're there.
The magnificence of the mountainous backdrop and the modern architecture throughout the city, make it impossible to turn a corner without being greeted by a breathtaking view.
Seeing what other humans can create with passion and intensity (and the right genetic proclivity) does make one wonder: What could I do?
Come join me now for an inside look at the two different worlds of the Gardner -- the new pavilion and the old palace.
These house museums give us a sense of what life was like in a different period and a glimpse of what went into making artists, writers and great thinkers who they were.
There will be plenty of reasons to hit the road in 2012 for those eager to see the awe-inspiring, the innovative, and the unforgettable.
