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Clarksville, Tennessee: At the Confluence of Past and Present
From ancient cave drawings to modern street art, pioneer villages to world-class military museums, Clarksville, Tennessee, offers an eclectic mix of historic and new attractions. Rooted in history, this Southern town where the Cumberland and Red rivers meet is a place to create new memories where many old ones were made.
The underground ...Read more
Cruising the Rhone River Wines
Some of the world's most iconic wines are produced from vineyards along the Rhone River, and the Viking Cruise Lines itinerary "Provence to Lyon" offers multiple opportunities to savor them as well as the wines of neighboring Camargue and Beaujolais. The ship's shore excursions take passengers into vineyards and tasting rooms, the wines of the ...Read more
Three Generations Adore Antigua
Planning a multigenerational family vacation can feel as challenging as correctly aligning all the squares in a Rubik's Cube. Although we agreed on the Caribbean, the puzzle was how to satisfy everyone's wishes.
At Carlisle Bay, Antigua, we found our solution -- a resort with an all-inclusive meal option for my son-in-law, a room big enough for...Read more
Hiking Spain's Wild Coast in Galicia
Serendipity -- an unexpected delight -- is the word that comes to mind when describing the seven-day hike my wife and I did along the coastline of Spain's northwestern province, Galicia. It's called "the last unspoilt coast in Europe" for good reason. Anyone who is adventurous, loves traveling to Europe and is fit enough to do 7- to 10-mile ...Read more
A Foodie's Visit to Montreal
Navigating a new city can be a challenge, but I have found that taking a guided tour on the first day orients me, and a walking food tour is a favorite for learning a neighborhood. I participated in such a tour on my first day in Old Montreal.
I met the guide, Francois, and other tour members at a pre-World War I bank building now inhabited by ...Read more
























