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Want to Study at Oxford? No Problem!
School’s out for the summer…unless you’re one of the many who would love to fulfill that fantasy of attending the prestigious Oxford University, in Christ...
Contest Watch: National Train Week, Carbon-Neutral Nuptials, More
Saturday is National Train Day and what better way to celebrate than to win some free train travel? Not in the mood to get on...
Olympic Uniforms: Fashion Designers Go For The Gold at London 2012
Olympic style has improved exponentially since the days of ankle length tennis skirts, barely there basketball shorts, and that loud, tie-dye Grateful Dead getup from...
Call for Entries: 2012 Travel + Leisure Design Awards
Design impacts travel in ways small and large—shaping everything from fashion and luggage to hotel rooms and city skylines. Now we want to know what...
Call for Entries: 2012 Travel + Leisure Design Awards
Design impacts travel in ways small and large—shaping everything from fashion and luggage to hotel rooms and city skylines. Now we want to know what...
T+L's Guide to Sydney, Australia
The stylish harbor city of Sydney has it all: a thriving contemporary art scene, game-changing restaurants, and one-of-a-kind shops.
Walking Virginia's Widening Wine Trail
As any University of Virginia grad will breathlessly assert, Charlottesville, VA is America's greatest college town. Perhaps even the world's. (Oxford? Bah!) Even this state-school...
America's Best Waterfront Seafood Shacks
Crabs, lobsters, fried clams, fish tacos: T+L happily takes a taste test of America's best waterfront seafood shacks.
Once Upon a (Stinky) Time in Europe...
Ever wondered what Europe smelled like before plumbing? I’m discovering this very thing in the recently published The Smell of the Continent: The British Discover...
