More on Europe
By Karen Leland
Chocolate in Paris is serious business. One can hardly walk from the Louvre to the Left Bank without bumping into a chocolate boutique....
By Benoit Lebourgeois
By Benoit Lebourgeois
An icy chill is set to descend upon Locarno next week, the elegant resort destination with a Mediterranean flair in southern Switzerland,...
By Lilian Lee
Alarm bells went off in my brain when, 30 minutes into what I thought was an overnight party train from Paris to Nice, people around me...
By Patrick Comiskey, Special to the Los Angeles Times
For the last 30 years, the red wine spotlight in and around Italy's Piedmont region has been dominated by its big guns, Barolo and...
By Susan Spano
After living in Rome for almost three years, I moved back to the U.S. at the beginning of the summer. I packed up my apartment, gave my...
By Jane Engle
Winter is the cheapest season to visit Europe, and with...
By Tim Richards, Special to the Los Angeles Times
As I stood on a cracked concrete sidewalk in the Podgorze district of Krakow, I began to understand just what "wrong side of the tracks"...
By Susan Spano
Naples, Italy — The ticket taker on the train from Rome had to shout to get my attention. I was staring out the window, iPod cranked...
By Susan Spano
If you've never had pizza in Naples, you've never had pizza.
By Susan James
The Musee d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris is mounting a major...
By Jane Engle
This is a troubling time for Europe-bound travelers. The U.S. State Department on Oct. 3 issued a travel alert that cited "the potential for...
By Mike Ives
Last spring in the Paris Metro, I paused to admire a colorful advertisement for the Impressionist Normandy Festival, a celebration of the...
By Betty Hallock
By 10 o'clock on a summer night in Copenhagen the more than 3,000 lights that cover the Nimb Hotel in the Tivoli Gardens are aglow, but...
By Chris Erskine
Grumpy, glorious Paris — where does a first-timer start? Well, I'm here to tell you that they mold a nice cornice, these people, and...
By Paul de Barros
I was recently invited to review a superb jazz festival in Cheltenham, about two hours west of London, in the Cotswolds.
By Susan James
I came late to contemporary art. If a work wasn't by Rembrandt or Van Gogh, I wasn't interested. But I had friends who were, and gradually...
By Rosemary McClure
I came to Scotland in search of the Loch Ness Monster and found a ghost instead. Of course, I also sampled a lot of Scotch, which might lead...
By Rosemary McClure
The translucent, amber liquid winked at me from the long-stemmed glass in my hand.
By Susan Spano
When my niece, Sarah, was little, she returned from a long trip to Europe with her parents and announced she never wanted to set foot in...