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Go to museums: It's easy to spend an entire trip walking the halls in London's many museums, but do so and you run the risk of culture overload. That said, you should at least visit the Victoria and Albert, which has a range of art spanning from... See more

Go to museums: It's easy to spend an entire trip walking the halls in London's many museums, but do so and you run the risk of culture overload. That said, you should at least visit the Victoria and Albert, which has a range of art spanning from Renaissance sculpture to 20th-century fashions. Also worth a visit is the Tate Modern, where you'll find works from Picasso to Warhol. See a play: If you're there in season (May through October), see a production at the Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. The theater has no roof, a circular set-up, and the space in front of the stage is standing-room only, all of which make seeing a performance there an intimate, entertaining experience. Afterward, stroll along the nearby Thames and cross the river over the postcard-worthy Tower Bridge. Shop: The opportunity to buy cool clothes and rare antiques are many in London. A trip to the massive Harrods store can be overwhelming but fun to browse. For the latest fashions and great deals, try the Topshop (even... See less

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Photo ops: Take pictures in front of the Eiffel Tower (come back at night when crowds thin out to see the city in all its glittering glory), the stately Arc de Triomphe (erected by Napoleon to celebrate his military prowess), the tourist-laden... See more

Photo ops: Take pictures in front of the Eiffel Tower (come back at night when crowds thin out to see the city in all its glittering glory), the stately Arc de Triomphe (erected by Napoleon to celebrate his military prowess), the tourist-laden Champs-Elysees, and the majestic Sacre-Coeur. For a nice overview of city vistas, hop on one of the Bateaux Mouches (motorboats that tour Paris via the Seine). Shopping: Top designer shops dot avenue Montaigne, rue du Faubourg-St-Honore, and Place des Victoires. Head toward Place Vendome for jewelry, the area around St-Germain-des-Prés for specialty boutiques, and Les Halles for trendy threads. Grands magasins (department stores) near the opera house include Galerie Lafayette and Au Printemps. Memorize these words: soldes ("sale" -- January and August are the best months), tout doit disparaitre ("everything must go"), and coin des affaires ("bargain area"). Works of art: Must-see museums include the Louvre (once a fortress, now a sprawling... See less

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Stroll on sugary beaches: Magens Bay, once named one of the world's most beautiful beaches by National Geographic, is the island's most famous stretch of sand. (Be sure to stop in at nearby Udder Delight, where you can buy a Cruzan rum-splashed milk... See more

Stroll on sugary beaches: Magens Bay, once named one of the world's most beautiful beaches by National Geographic, is the island's most famous stretch of sand. (Be sure to stop in at nearby Udder Delight, where you can buy a Cruzan rum-splashed milk shake.) Coki Beach, Sapphire Beach, and Morning Star Beach are also alluring escapes. Golf: The recently renovated, George and Tom Fazio-designed, 18-hole Mahogany Run Golf Course boasts a distracting view of the islands and a tricky 3-hole "Devil's Triangle" in which you must clear a slice of Caribbean Sea that lies between the green and your tee. Call (800) 253-7103 to make reservations. Explore underwater: Divers and non-divers alike will love the aquatic sights off St. Thomas. Those who prefer to stay dry can sightsee in the Undersea Observatory or at one of many aquariums and pools -- where you can also pet stingrays and sharks. Certified divers will revel in the island's many wrecks -- including the Cartanser Sr., a World War II cargo... See less

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The French Riviera has been famous among the famous for more than a century. Celebrities and statesmen were initially attracted by its beautiful light, mild weather and access to both beaches and mountains; and over the years the area has been built... See more

The French Riviera has been famous among the famous for more than a century. Celebrities and statesmen were initially attracted by its beautiful light, mild weather and access to both beaches and mountains; and over the years the area has been built up into a fantasia of luxury beaches, casinos, perfumeries, yachts and mansions. The French call this lavish coastline the Côte d'Azur, and here you'll find a range of terrain, with unequaled vistas of the both Mediterranean shoreline and French Alps. See less

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Bountiful beaches: Sandy shores rim the island: There's literally a beach or state beach park every five minutes as you drive around the island. Some to check out when you're taking a leisurely coastal drive: Sandy Beach, with its mongo waves for... See more

Bountiful beaches: Sandy shores rim the island: There's literally a beach or state beach park every five minutes as you drive around the island. Some to check out when you're taking a leisurely coastal drive: Sandy Beach, with its mongo waves for super body surfing; Makapu'u, thick with seaweed and kind of rough, but its black-cliff backdrop is famous for its cameo in From Here to Eternity; Kailua Beach, in a pretty, sheltered residential area as you follow the coast north; and Chinaman's Hat, an islet off of Kualoa Beach near the village of Kaawa. You can reach it swimming during low tide, or by kayak; there's a tiny beach on its backside. Swimming and snorkeling: Widely known for some of the very best snorkeling and diving on the island, Hanauma Bay is home to all kinds of fish and coral, and the clear turquoise, shallow cove, reached after a walk (or ride) down a steep trail, is beautiful. Be sure to make a quick stop at the Halona Blowhole, just another few minutes by car past... See less

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Built in the style of a British palace where majestic stone archways lead through a three-story open-air lobby, Sandals Grande St. Lucian is framed by spectacular mountain views and edged by the island's most dramatically perfect beach. Indulge in... See more

Built in the style of a British palace where majestic stone archways lead through a three-story open-air lobby, Sandals Grande St. Lucian is framed by spectacular mountain views and edged by the island's most dramatically perfect beach. Indulge in everything aquatic from scuba-diving to swimming in a choice of four impressive pools - including a creative lagoon pool that lets guests swim right up their rooms. See less

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Anguilla's CuisinArt Resort & Spa, delightfully sensuous, beachfront luxury hotel with included scheduled exercises, seminars and meal planning for a better understanding of a healthy lifestyle.

Anguilla's CuisinArt Resort & Spa, delightfully sensuous, beachfront luxury hotel with included scheduled exercises, seminars and meal planning for a better understanding of a healthy lifestyle. See less

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Set amongst the green vineyards of the peaceful Akrotiri village, only a short distance away from the volkanic beaches Red,whitte,caldera and the world famous arcaelogical site,this is the best place to stay . The Hotel offers a uniqe atmosphere so... See more

Set amongst the green vineyards of the peaceful Akrotiri village, only a short distance away from the volkanic beaches Red,whitte,caldera and the world famous arcaelogical site,this is the best place to stay . The Hotel offers a uniqe atmosphere so much for families as for couples,combined with all the amenities of a deluxe lodging See less