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Vedado, the commercial center of Havana, has the best hotels, restaurants and blocks of elegant mansions. Wide streets, parks and monuments invite for a stroll.

Calle 13 has gained more than a few English-speaking fans who are weary of each new iteration of punk rock or emo. "Los Atras Vienen Conmigo" includes other stars.

There's a salsa rhythm in the air as you cross over 11th St. into the heart of Miami's Little Havana.

Shopping in Madrid veers on the touristy, especially around the magnet of Plaza Mayor, complete with a range of interesting finds in an atmosphere of bustling commerce.

Toronto's prestigious contemporary art venue, The Power Plant, is presenting works by Yayoi Kusama, Sophie Calle and others in "Auto Emotion," until August 2007.

Plaza de la Revolución, an 11-acre square on a slight hill in Havana, is surrounded by government ministries. It's a 30-minute walk up Calle Paseo from the Malecon.

Madrid's vibrant culture - from literary giants to bullfighting - is best seen in the gaudy tiled facades of the city.

Don't leave Madrid without experiencing these four quintessential experiences: Museo Reina Sofia, Retiro Park, Plaza Mayor, Serrano Shopping District.

The Quinta Don Jose Boutique Hotel is a favorite with North American and European travelers visiting the artist community of Tlaquepaque, Mexico, near Guadalajara.

Puerto Rico is best known for its beaches, lively nightlife, spicy cuisine, and spectacular architecture, but the island also houses a number of excellent outlet stores.

One of the oldest and most historic streets in Quito, La Ronda is a peek into the colonial past of the city. This quaint street offers the city's best in one place.

Years after a chance meeting with the owners of one of Little Havana's most beloved Cuban restaurants, I finally sit down to a lunch fit for a royal court.

Although famous for its wind surfing beaches, the historical part of Tarifa is a delightful maze of shops in narrow streets converging onto quirky plazas, or squares.

An overview of where to go and what to eat ranging from modern cuisine to traditional chocolate and churros. Good information to take with you on holiday in Nerja.

La Paz, Bolivia sits at a breathless altitude, but that doesn't keep this vibrant Andean city from having great architecture and a lively inidegneous cultural scene.

Visiting Madrid doesn't have to be expensive. Go to concerts and the most important galleries for free. Enjoy a movie or a flamenco evening for the lowest prices in town.

Pitbull has become the latest Latin American musical sensation. His catchy beats and crude lyrics are heard everywhere from the radio to several fitness clubs.

Top tips for where to eat out in Granada, Southern Spain, including the low-down on who serves free tapas and a choice of 3 restaurants serving different styles of food.

Mompox has a real shortage of accommodation options for the Semana Santa high season. Out of this period you'll not have any trouble finding a place to stay.

Hondarribia offers historic buildings, beautiful scenery, beachside activities, a relaxed lifestyle and the opportunity to sample Basque cuisine, and it's easy to get to.

Unlovely and dangerous, Buenaventura is an essential port on the Colombian pacific coast and the gateway for tourist destinations.

Hoards of tourists and locals flock to Madrid's La Latina district every Sunday to pick up a bargain or just soak in the atmosphere of Europe's biggest flea market

Cuenca is famous for its handicrafts, art and jewelry galleries, churches and museums. Explore this traditional Ecuadorian town.

Venice is never cheap, but it is possible to stay right on the Grand Canal for under $300 and dine out at trattorias that won't break the budget. Internet tips, too!

The hilltop city of Segovia, two hours by train from Madrid, is famous for its Roman aqueduct. But there's much more to it than that.

Visitors can capture much of the history and modern spirit of Madrid by following a network of narrow streets from Plaza Mayor to a choice of three great art galleries.

From the Alloggi Agli Artisti to the Gritti Palace or Caffe Florian to Harry's Bar, the canal city has accommodation and cafés both cheap and five star.

Don't know what to do in Antigua, Guatemala? Visit the city's colonial past at these ruins!

Rosario's heyday around the 1900s was largely influenced by European immigrants, their success stories are visible in the architectural design and artworks of buildings.

Shopping for local handcrafts, duty-free goods, beach and resort wear is second only to beaches as a reason for traveling to Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands.

Information on the Andalucian town: The Palacio de Buenavista, bus tours, Playa de la Malagueta, Feria de Malaga festival, Cortijo de Torres & La Mantiqua cathedral

Enjoy Uruguay's most scenic village and wander around the fortress where cobbled streets line the waterfront, and join locals watching the sunset and drinking a "mate".

Colonial Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Sight since 1982, is full of historic churches and monuments. Exploring its four main plazas is a good way of taking it all in.

Santa Fe, originally called Santa Fe de la Veracruz, and is one of Argentina's oldest cities, which can be traced in its historic buildings as well as in its churches.

Sandy beaches, fine food, La Rambla, Gothic Quarter, Roman walls, Jewish History and the architecture of Antonio Gaudi i Cornet - Barcelona offers all this and more.

Pintxos, the Basques' take on tapas, are best enjoyed in San Sebastián as part of the traditional txikiteo - a nightly pub crawl with a few unspoken rules.

Looking for a nice evening out in Madrid but don't know where to go? Well here are three bars, ranging from inexpensive to expensive, that you shouldn't miss.

Buenos Aires, Argentina, is divided up into neighborhoods, each worth a visit. San Telmo is the place to go for nightlife, tango, great food and shopping!

Venice is the most romantic city in the world, and full of good eating places. But not all the best restaurants are easy to find, and tourist traps should be avoided

Exotic, sensuous Seville wears its Moorish and Renaissance past in the Alcazar, Cathedral, Archivo de Indias and La Giralda tower, all close by for easy sightseeing.

Suite10l met with So You Think You Can Dance finalist Randi Evans and special guest Caitlin Kinney before the 2009 live tour at San Jose, CA. HP Pavilion.

With just three more performances to go, the finalists performed on November 18th to an almost sold-out crowd at HP Pavilion.

What's better than cheap? Free! Here are five more things to add to your sightseeing list in Miami, Florida that won't cost a thing.

A mountain stream, tumbling waterfalls, a ruined mill, cherry orchards, chestnut woods and scenic villages: this walk gives the true flavour of the Alpujarras in Spain.

From perfume and chocolate to footwear and funeral carriages, the subjects of Barcelona's more unusual museums reveal the chic city's love for the eccentric.

Antoni Gaudi is known for his highly original architectures in Barcelona. The restored Casa Battlo is one of his masterpieces and a must-see site in the city.

The famous 19th century lithographs of Maya ruins by Frederick Catherwood (1799-1854) can now be seen by the public in a restored mansion in Mérida, Yucatán's capital.

Colombia's Coffee Region is one filled with riches and adventure and Salento is no exception to the rule making it a key tourist destination.

Antigua's native markets are a great place to buy colorful, beautiful handicrafts for gifts and souvenirs!

Cartagena sells emeralds mined in Colombia. Colombian handicrafts include ceramics and hammocks. Juan Valdez coffee and other brands are bargain supermarket buys.