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Brief review of four 4-star hotels in Florence, Italy. Luxury abounds for elite travel, and for art and architecture history buffs as well.

Details from Game Informer's exclusive reveal of Assassins Creed 2 have, as expected, leaked onto the internet. Here is a summary of the article

An overview of the art and architecture of Florence, Italy. This town is home to the largest collection of Renaissance art and architecture in the world.

When planning a trip to Italy, don't forget to explore Florence. Here is an index of Florence basics to help with your vacation travel plans.

Let Donald Duck & Co. guide your children on a sightseeing tour of Florence in Italy with this free child-oriented guide to the Renaissance city of art.

Planning to visit San Diego in January 2009? Save money when dining out at participating eateries during the city's Winter Restaurant Week.

Benedetta Vitali, co-founder of the highly acclaimed Cibreo restaurant and now executive chef of her own Zibibbo restaurant in Florence, shares her favourite recipes.

Florence is known as the Renaissance city and boasts some of the most famous sculptures, artwork, and architecture. The must-sees will still require some time to explore.

Visit the Tech Museum in downtown San Jose with its interactive exhibits for people to engage in, Imax screen, and their new unique traveling exhibit this fall 2008.

Stay in luxurious Florence, Italy - even on a budget. Here are tips from Suite's Luxury and Resort Travel writer.

Churches throughout Italy provide a view into the history of religion, and its influence on art and architecture.

A guide on why olive oil is essential for healthy hair and skin and how to choose skin and hair products that have olive oil in them. Earn beauty the natural way.

Assassin's Creed II offers a lot of improvements over its predecessor in almost every area. While it comes with a few drawbacks, it's a superb new game worth a look.

Bravo's reality series Top Chef has become a phenomenon. The show has returned for a fifth season, complete with judges Tom Colicchio, Gail Simmons, and Padma Lakshmi.