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Berlin's Holocaust Memorial
On a vast site in the center of Berlin, Peter Eisenman's stark, haunting Holocaust memorial offers a glimpse into the heart of darkness. Michael Z....
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You don't need to have faith to be drawn to these temples, churches, and shrines, popular for their spiritual and cultural value.
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Trashed rooms, rants, debauchery: even famous guests can get kicked out of hotels for bad behavior.
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Rise of the Pop-Up Shop
Pop-up shops are a sign of the times—temporary restaurants, here-for-now shops, fly-by-night galleries, even hotels.
T+L Reports: Berlin's Artsy Boutiques
The recently opened Corner Berlin (40 Französische Strasse; 49-30/2067-0950; www.thecornerberlin.de) emporium in the city's historic center is not quite a gallery—though it's certainly curated like...
Mystery Travel Auctions: Let the Bidding Begin!
One weekend during the semester I studied abroad in Prague, my friends and I wanted to go on an adventure. Instead of debating over where...
Q+A: Billy Bludd star Nathan Gunn talks travel and music
The dashing American baritone Nathan Gunn is currently starring in Billy Budd in the landmark production by John Dexter at the Metropolitan Opera in New...
Brave New World: Wolfsburg, Germany
Can a design-driven theme park devoted to automobiles help Wolfsburg, Germany, transcend its past?Carly Berwick reports
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