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Berkshires Travel Guide

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Wild Mushrooms in the Berkshires

After years of nurturing a fungal affection from afar, PETER JON LINDBERG heads to the source on a wild mushroom foray in the Berkshires.

Last Chance: Sensational Summer Arts Festivals

Let's face it, we've had a long, hot summer.  Still, you find yourself thinking "but where has the summer gone?"  To stretch out the remaining...

The New Berkshires

Tanglewood is still thriving, and Birkenstock-shod weekenders wander the green rolling hills. But the presence of distressed velvet—of fluke sashimi—suggests a western Massachusetts metamorphosis.

The Appeal of the Hotel Notepad

Even in our wireless time, collecting hotel notepads still has an enduring appeal.

America's Most-Visited Shopping Malls

These popular malls lure tourists and locals alike by offering much more than retail therapy.

America's Best Hotels for Fall Colors

Plan your leaf-peeping trip around one of these inns with spectacular views of fall colors.

The Berkshires’ Best Art Museums

The Berkshires’ most revered art museums, plus a sneak peek at MASS MoCA’s upcoming Sol LeWitt retrospective.

Escape to New York's Hudson Valley

This longtime retreat for harried New Yorkers has emerged as a destination where small-town charm meets quiet sophistication.

The Hudson Valley's New Boutique Hotel

T+L gets a behind-the-scenes look at Glenmere, a gilded-age mansion in New York’s lower Hudson Valley reinvented as a happening country-house hotel.

Best Affordable Fall Foliage Towns

Great fall colors can coexist with charming towns and affordable hotels. Here’s where to go.
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Stone Hill Center

Art and architecture buffs have a new reason to head to the Berkshires this summer: the Stone Hill Center, Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando's addition to the Sterling and Francine Clark Art... more ›




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