In the year that Berlin’s best loved sausage, the Currywurst, celebrates its 60th Birthday a new museum showcasing the cult snack will open in the capital this weekend.

Where do Adriana Lima, Miranda Kerr, Claudia Schiffer, Heidi Klum and other uber-svelte beauty queens go to relax? You’ll find them at these hotspots.

The six-hour stranding of Continental Express Flight 2816 has grabbed the attention of the Obama administration and Congress.

As the gateway to the Americas, Miami is home to restaurants, shops and streets that feel as though you’ve stepped off one continent and onto another. Shots of Cuban coffee are available almost anywhere in Miami’s Little Havana, including convenience stores. In certain areas, everyone greets customers with “hola,” never “hello.”

JetBlue Airways Corp. is offering an “all-you-can-fly” pass where passengers can book an unlimited amount of flights over a month for $599.

Buzzing through some of the world’s busiest airspace, New York’s sightseeing helicopters give tourists a bird’s-eye view of the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty.

From the beaches of Saugatuck, Mich., to the wineries of Napa Valley, there are adventures and relaxing weekends aplenty.

On a quest for the best oysters, T+L travels the globe on a half shell.

Tradition is a powerful sentiment. That’s why these pillars of global cuisine remain the top cities for foodies.

Get out your tie-dye T-shirts. Unbraid your hair. Crank up the old Volkswagen camper van. Dust off those old vinyl records and celebrate.