The Frugal Traveler is my second travel column, and it's still new enough that you can scroll through it all online at nytimes.com/frugaltraveler (or see a list of my personal favorites here). "Weekend in New York" appeared in The New York Times Travel section from May 2006 until December 2008, suggesting ways for visitors to see a different cross-section of the city each week. Links to all columns are below; to see sample columns as they appeared in the print edition, click the images.

December 14, 2008 THE FINAL WEEKEND IN NEW YORK with Robert Caplin's slide show

December 7, 2008 2009 Ski Guide: Antlers and S'Mores, for that Urban Ski Lodge Feel

November 30, 2008 Cemeteries: You Can Come and Go: They're Staying Awhile

November 23, 2008 The MetroCard Bus Tour: Hop On and Off, Just the Way the Natives Do

November 16, 2008 Rainy Day: Sheltering Under Grand Central's Ceiling of Stars

November 9, 2008 Winter in the Sun; Time-Travel to Old Cuba Without Leaving the U.S.

November 2, 2008 Some Tourists Don't Need Advice

October 26, 2008 International Desserts: A World of Sweets on One Island

October 19, 2008 No column this week

October 12, 2008 Guidebooks: One City, Six Ways to See It and 36 Hours: New York City with VIDEO

October 5, 2008 Cheap Theater: Seeing the Show Without Breaking the Bank

September 28, 2008 Small Parks, With a Bit of Peace in Every Nook

September 21, 2008 Eastern Outposts: Experiencing an Asia Beyond China and India

September 14, 2008 Owner Operators: The Personal Touch, Right Down to the Name

September 7, 2008: Bryant Park: Splendor on the Grass (and Near It)

August 31, 2008: Brazilian Music: So Maybe You Were Expecting Carmen Miranda? with VIDEO

August 24, 2008: Caribbean Food: In Brooklyn, Every Palate Is An Island

August 17, 2008: City History: From the Days New York Was Actually New

August 10, 2008: Souvenir Gift Shopping: Subway Dog Collar or Skyline Butter Dish?

August 3, 2008: Neighborhoods: In Brooklyn, Sharing a River and Not Much Else

July 27, 2008: Sake Bars: You Can Have Your Rice and Drink It Too

July 20, 2008: Juice Bars: Pour Me a Melon - Masters of the Blenders' Art

July 13, 2008: On the Water: When River Views Are From the River with VIDEO

July 6, 2008: Hotel Bars: High on the View as Much as the Cocktails

June 29, 2008: Wireless Explorations: Let Your Fingertips Be Your Guidebook

June 22, 2008: Nonmainstream Sports ; Are You Ready for Some Gaelic Football?

June 15, 2008: Colombian Culture: A Fruit Shake, then Shaking to the Beat of Cumbia

June 8, 2008: The Bronx is More Than Just Yankee Stadium

June 1, 2008: Behind-the-Scenes Tours: The Backstage Sights, the Locker Room Scents

May 25, 2008: Small Gardens: Boutonnieres in the City's Lapel

May 18, 2008: Jewish Arts: Loosen Your Borscht Belt and Raise Your Highbrows

May 11, 2008: Music Issue: Balcony? Not at These Intimate Listening Spots

May 4, 2008: Morning Life: Before Hours in the City That Always Sleeps In

April 27, 2008: Museums: Curators Point the Way to Hidden Treasures

April 20, 2008: Europe in New York: From London to Rome on a Metrocard with VIDEO

April 13, 2008: Martinis: Places that Put the Proper Prefix on the -Tini

April 6, 2008: Madison Avenue: Few Parades on the Avenue, but Plenty on Display

March 30, 2008: Flea Markets: For Those Obscure Objects You Might Really Need

March 23, 2008: Manhattan Teahouses: Morning and Afternoon, There's a Kettle Brewing

March 16, 2008: Irish Bars: Which is the Fairest, for a Pint and Shepherd's Pie

March 9, 2008: Street Art: To the Trained Eye, Museum Pieces Lurk Everywhere

March 2, 2008: Going Greek: Hellenic Offerings, Beyond Ouzo and Feta

February 24, 2008: Ethnic Food Shops: World Food Without Leaving the Neighborhood with VIDEO

February 17, 2008: Urban Archipelago: Island Hopping Without Leaving the City

February 10, 2008: Museums After Dark: It's Party Time in the Galleries

February 3, 2008: Rock 'n' Roll: Rock Around the Block

January 27, 2008: The Korean Experience: From Bi Bim Bop to a Huge Spa

January 20, 2008: Winter Gardens: Seasonal Blahs? Places to Chill

January 13, 2008: Libraries: A Bookworm's Holiday

January 6, 2008: Opposites Attract: A City Reveling in Contrasts with VIDEO

December 30, 2007: New Year's Day: The City Doesn't Drop the Ball (web only)

December 23, 2007: Multifaith Options: Devotion in Its Various Homes

December 16, 2007: Holiday Markets: Gift Bazaars for Tardy Givers

December 9, 2007: Queens: One Borough, Many Flags with VIDEO

December 2, 2007: Hot Chocolate: A Sip for Apres-Whatever with VIDEO

November 25, 2007: Local Beers: Glasses White with Foam

November 18, 2007: Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn: An Exotic Oasis in Brooklyn with VIDEO

November 11, 2007: Staten Island: Getting Beyond the Ferry

November 4, 2007: Caffe Forte: My Demitasse Runneth Over

October 28, 2007: Dominican Culture: Uptown in the Caribbean with VIDEO

October 21, 2007: Adding a Night: Supersizing Your Sunday

October 14, 2007: Sports Bars: Where the Tailgate Party Spirit Rules

October 7, 2007 Columbia University: Ivy League by Uptown Train

September 30, 2007 MP3 Narrated Tours: Your Ear Can Be Your Guide

September 23, 2007 A City Hall Wedding: You May Now Kiss the Clerk

September 16, 2007 The East Village: An 80-Block Slice of City Life

September 9, 2007 Latin Music: Getting a Salsa Groove On

September 2, 2007 Bringing the City to You: Just Add Roaches

August 26, 2007 Food Tours: Their Itinerary Is Your Menu

August 19, 2007 Tacky Entertainment: Cheesy Can Be a Lot of Fun

August 12, 2007 The City As a Sitcom Set: Where the Cameras Rolled

August 5, 2007 Bargain Bars: For Beer Tastes, on Beer Budgets

July 29, 2007 Art Galleries: Summer's Seven Day Week

July 22, 2007 Dogs Allowed: For Tourists with Wet Noses

July 15, 2007 Smaller Landmarks: Some Treasures Are Easy To Miss

July 8, 2007 Subway Survival: Where the City Schleps

...also mentioned in the Times City Room Blog

July 1, 2007 Central Park Picnics: Spreading a Blanket and a Meal

June 24, 2007 Outdoor bars: Summer, and Drinking is Breezy

June 17, 2007 Ice Cream: Small Detours for Sweet Rewards

June 10, 2007 Photo Ops: Where the Pros Go to Shoot

June 3, 2007 Russia Once Removed: Vodka but No Diet Coke

May 27, 2007 Architectural Landmarks: A Tour With Head Tilted Up

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May 20, 2007 The Bronx By Night: Eat French, Sleep Caribbean

May 13, 2007 Children's Museums: Just Made for a Girl and Boy

May 6, 2007 Public Gardens: Stop and Smell the Barrenwort

April 29, 2007: Speakeasies: Tell Them Seth Sent You

April 22, 2007: Romanian and Bulgarian Culture: Danube (Both Sides) on Hudson

April 15, 2007: Outdoor Art: Come Spring, Art Is Served Alfresco

April 8, 2007: No column

April 1, 2007: The Bronx By Day: Beyond the Yankees and the Zoo

March 25, 2007: At the Movies: An Eccentric Cinema Landscape

March 18, 2007: Tastes of Africa: Sampling a Continent at Home

April 11, 2007: Mature Nightlife: The Night is Young, So Find a Gray Bar

March 4, 2007: Scavenger Hunt: Point and Shoot for Bonus Points

Feb. 25, 2007: Red Hook: A Potted Palm Grows in Brooklyn

Feb. 18, 2007: International Clothing Stores: A Wide World of Fashion

Feb. 11, 2007: Sating a Sweet Tooth: It Can Be the Big Candy Apple

Feb. 4, 2007: Criminal Surveillance: Loitering in the Halls of Justice

Jan. 28, 2007: Scotch Hopping: Lift a Wee Dram All Over Town

Jan. 21, 2007: The Mexican Experience: La Gran Manzana's Homey Side

Jan. 14, 2007: It's All Happening Downstairs

Jan. 7, 2007: Independent Bookstores: Cozy, Friendly and Full of Surprises

Dec. 31, 2006: Time Warp? Try These Places from 1957

Dec. 24, 2006: Bars with Creative Drinks: Make Mine a Mas Manhattan

Dec. 17, 2006: Chinatowns: Dim Sum, Borough by Borough

Dec. 10, 2006: No column

Dec. 3, 2006: Pitfalls for Tourists

Nov. 26, 2006: Specialty Shopping

Nov. 19, 2006: Snow City: Gotham as Winter Wonderland

Nov. 12, 2006: A Necktie Tour of Men's Fashions

Nov. 5, 2006: Egyptian Scenes: Pharaohs and Queens of the Nile

Oct. 22 and 29, 2006: No column

Oct. 15, 2006: People-Watching: Here's Looking at You

Oct. 8, 2006: Street Vendors: International Cuisine, a la Cart

Oct 1, 2006: Leaf Peeping: Following the Foliage by Subway

Sept. 24, 2006: Harlem: An Uptown Renaissance (Again)

Sept. 17, 2006: Wine Bars: Give My Regards to Beaujolais

Sept. 10, 2006: Museum Crawling: On View: Picassos by the Score

Sept. 3, 2006: Other Little Italys: The D Train to Cannoli Heaven

Aug. 27, 2006: Tough Tickets: Opening Doors to the Hot Spots

Aug. 20, 2006: In and Around Times Square

Aug. 13, 2006: Honkytonk City: Torchbearers of Urban Twang

Aug. 6, 2006: Brazilian Day: The Last Samba of Summer

July 30, 2006: City Views: From on High and Off to the Side

July 23, 2006: Gramercy: The Ultimate Neighborhood Park

July 16, 2006: Walking the Bridges: Crossing Over, Step by Step

July 9, 2006: Bing & Bing Apartment Buildings: Taking a Peek at Prewar Classics

July 2, 2006: Revolutionary War Sites: Where the Muskets Once Roared

June 25, 2006: Happy Hours: Bellying Up to Some Bargains

June 18, 2006: Minor League Baseball: Watching the Boys of Summer

June 11, 2006: On the Waterfront: Turning Rivers into Playgrounds

June 4, 2006: West African Enclaves: Tastes of Nigeria, Sounds of Sierra Leone

May 28, 2006: Rural Manhattan: Travel Back in Time, By Subway

May 21, 2006: Roof Bars: Drinking in the Skyline