Europe Travel
Brussels' 'peeing' statue shut off by freeze
The Manneken-Pis, a bronze statue of a young boy urinating that is a symbol of Brussels and a major tourist attraction, has had to stop peeing because of sub-zero temperatures.
'Tartan Butler' helps visitors trace their roots
The Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland, now has a concierge who helps guests learn about their family history.
Food for thought at Museum of Celebrity Leftovers
The Museum of Celebrity Leftovers in the U.K. offers up tidbits from the rich and famous who do not eat absolutely everything on their plates.
Cheapest European cities to visit in 2012
The best bargains in Europe? Sofia, Krakow and Budapest, according to the new European Backpacker Index 2012.
Celebrating Elvis: The King's legacy lives on
The Elvis Presley Museum Düsseldorf, which opened last month, has one of the largest collections of memorabilia outside of the United States and focuses on the singer's years in Germany.
Italy probes report that Colosseum stones fall
Italy's culture ministry is investigating reports that bits of rock have fallen from the Colosseum.
Pompeii column collapse revives concerns over site
A courtyard column of a Roman house in Pompeii collapsed on Thursday, renewing concerns about the state of the site which was frozen in time when Mount Vesuvius erupted 2,000 years ago, burying inhabitants alive and preserving their homes.