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Visit East London's boutique hotels, innovative restaurants, and contemporary art galleries before they make way for the 2012 Summer Olympics.

The coolest city in Texas—and the ride-ready Hill Country terrain outside the capital—is accessible even to novice cyclists.

Along the water, find urban action in Washington, D.C., and rural relaxation in nearby Harpers Ferry.

Four hours from Manhattan, the first state's overlooked beachfront has the same pristine sand as the Jersey Shore�minus the crowds, noise, and prices.

Follow a steady influx of expats to this Nicaraguan city that thrives on new hotels, cheap shopping, and a welcoming social scene.

Take advantage of the brief summer weeks when iceberg-watching season overlaps with prime whale-watching time.

Canada's oldest city also has the country's best food, from highbrow French-fries-and-gravy to croissants that would make a Parisian jealous.

This Wyoming expanse at the foothills of the Grand Tetons is now an ecotourism destination.

Spain’s capital amps up after dark with dinner in a parking garage, midnight baths, and after-hours flamenco clubs.

The Colombian capital contrasts old-world Latin charm with contemporary shopping, restaurants, and revelry.