This week in Travel: A DIY dining adventure in Sweden, a first-timer's guide to Harlem, Washington area beaches and what travel insurance does and does not cover

Goodbye, old flames! A last look at a matchbook collection that rekindles fond travel memories.; With Harlem as a base, a visiting family explores new corners of New York City

In Sweden, a DIY dining adventure The new tourism initiative invites visitors to forage, cook and eat in beautiful outdoor settings around the country. By Andrea Sachs · Read more Goodbye, old flames! A last look at a matchbook collection that rekindles fond travel memories. Letting go of decades-old souvenirs can be bittersweet — or not. By Zofia Smardz · Read more   With Harlem as a base, a visiting family explores new corners of New York City In addition to the Apollo Theater, famed soul food restaurants, murals, history and more, the neighborhood offers a gateway to overlooked nearby attractions. By Elizabeth Chang · Read more   Skip Sydney's typical city zoo for an Australian-animal park where you can touch a koala Featherdale Wildlife Park, about 40 minutes from the city center, will give you a more intimate experience focused only on animals found Down Under. By Shivani Vora · Read more   A visitor's guide to Washington area beaches In the swath of shoreline stretching from Ocean City, N.J. to Nag's Head, N.C., an ocean of choices. By Carol Sottili · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Live Discussion Talk about Travel The Post's travel writers and editors discuss your travel stories, questions, gripes and more. By Nicole Arthur, Andrea Sachs, Christopher Elliott and Carol Sottili · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT   Navigator Warning! Travel insurance doesn't cover this Before you buy a policy, make sure you understand what it will and won't pay for. By Christopher Elliott · Read more   Recommended for you Get the Book Club newsletter Our weekly selection of book reviews and recommendations from Book World editor Ron Charles. Sign Up

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