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Steak Frites: Seeking the Best of a Classic By MARK BITTMAN STEAK frites is enough of a Paris institution that Le Relais de Venise — an institution in itself — serves nothing else. You go, are handed a menu with almost no choices on it, and are asked whether you want your…

By CINDY PRICE IT'S tough to slap an itinerary on Key West. The whole point of this two-by-four-mile island, after all, is to kick off your shoes and let it all hang out. But here's the rub: do Key West wrong and you might not relax. Witness lower Duval Street, that cacophony of sound,…

Adventures in Low-Cost Travel By MATT GROSS UNRESTED and unshowered, I arrived at Luton Airport, in suburban London, around 5 a.m., and did not expect my situation to improve. I’d been up all night, wandering around London with friends, and now I was about to fly to Morocco on an…

In the Eternal City, Priceless Art for No Price at All By IAN FISHER IT is hard to advise a visitor in Rome to skip the Sistine Chapel just because tickets cost $17 or that the line can last for hours. At the same time, in no other city can one wander, with completely empty pockets, and…

By GISELA WILLIAMS Amsterdam still harbors a strong bohemian and laid-back spirit, which means affordable options rarely found in other European capitals, from well-priced restaurants to free cultural events. And it's an easy city to navigate, thanks to its small size and the efficient…