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Does the ‘Real’Ireland Still Exist?
In a land of ancient ways put under modern stresses, there’s a paradox: You will find what you want, as long as you don’t look for it.

Frugal Traveler | Toronto: O Canada, Where Have Your Bargains Gone?
The Frugal Traveler attempts a weekend of revelry in Toronto on a budget of $500.

36 Hours in Luang Prabang, Laos
The beguiling ancient capital of Luang Prabang is still a place that feels as if it is on the cusp of discovery.

Weekend in New York | Jewish Arts: Loosen Your Borscht Belt and Raise Your Highbrows
The city’s Jewish population defies definition, from secular to Orthodox, from the Upper West Side to Borough Park, from Ashkenazi to Sephardic. The art scene is hardly less diverse.

Comings and Goings: A Virgin Islands Invitation
Promotions are available for Caribbean cruisers who want to linger longer in the islands.

Check In, Check Out: San Francisco: InterContinental
The hotel offers stunning views, comfy rooms and an attractive location.

Journeys | Nicosia, Cyprus: Edging Closer in Cyprus’s Divided Capital
Cleaved between ethnic Greeks and Turks, you need a little magic to see Nicosia, the last divided capital in Europe, as one city.

Practical Traveler | Airfares: Beating the Bushes for a Bargain Ticket
Although prices are rising, it is still possible to score cheap airline tickets with some simple strategies.

Globespotters | Berlin Biennial: Art Just for the Art’s Sake in Berlin
The Biennial’s quiet approach to contemporary art is a surprise in the city’s super-hyped art scene.

Surfacing | Madrid: Designers at Cervantes’s Door in Madrid
The neighborhood Barrio de las Letras has been hit by a wave of stylish interior designers.

Readers’Picks: Prague
Top reader suggestions on visiting Prague, compiled from user comments on the Travel section’s Web site.

Foraging | Mexico City: Chic by Accident
Housed in a 1920s mansion, the boutique Chic by Accident offers a playful mix of furniture, design objects and other curios.

American Journeys: Discovering Alabama From Its Watery Byway
Kayaking the new 631-mile Alabama Scenic River Trail is to discover nature and history along the route.

Tasting the Bounty of San Francisco Markets
Nearly every day in San Francisco there is a farmers’market to check out, offering not only plenty to taste and buy, but sights, sounds and people-watching.

From Iraq to Disney World: A Military Resort
Shades of Green, a unique retreat for military personnel that sits within Disney World near Orlando, Fla., allows those in the service to reconnect with their families.

T Magazine: Heaven’s Gate: Ladakh, India
As the great centers of the Himalayan Buddhism —Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan —are swept by the winds of change, in Ladakh, ancient temples stand solitary and traditional ways still thrive.

T Magazine: Catch the Drift in Namibia
In Nambia, emptiness is revered, solitude is pervasive and at every turn is a view with the power to astonish.

T Magazine: Eau Canada
Summer up north means “cottaging”on the Ontario Lakes —an enduring summer ritual that’s a lesson in how the very rich live the simple life.

T Magazine: Provence Profound
The Vaucluse is the beating heart of southern France: beautiful, proud, prosperous and much more complex than meets the eye.

T Magazine: The Scene: Copenhagen
The people, places and things behind the Danish capital’s cultural upswing.

A Line in the Sand and in the Stores
Hawaiian surfing’s public face has been supplanted with surfers competing not just for prize money but for territorial rights to an increasingly crowded sea.

Datebook
Events in Detroit, Pori, Finland; and Breckenridge, Colo., are worth getting on a plane for.

Letters: Letters: Biofuels for Jet Travel
To the Editor: The May 4 Green Traveler column (“Trying to Lighten that Carbon Footprint”) cites Friends of the Earth’s negative comments regarding Richard Branson’s biofueled flight and the drawbacks of producing biofuels for air travel. Friends of the Earth is considering only the current state of biofuel technology. Mr. Branson showed a successful “proof of concept”that might have boosted the confidence of consumers, industry, policy makers and investors and catalyzed more biofuel research. Evidence that biofuels work in a high-risk and unforgiving mode of transportation is a major step forward in powering them past the novelty stage.

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