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Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel, July, 2005
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July 2-September 18 Van Gogh Draughtsman: The Masterpieces When Vincent van Gogh died in 1890, he left behind more than paintings and a chunk of ear: Over 100 sketches and drawings-seldom shown because of their sensitivity to light-will be displayed at his namesake museum in Amsterdam. Paulus Potterstraat 7, 011-31/20-570-5200, vangoghmuseum.com, $17.
July 5 Running of the Nudes: Bulls, schmulls-wouldn't you rather watch a bunch of naked people hightailing it through the streets of Pamplona, Spain? The fourth-annual event is sponsored by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Anyone can join in; bring your nerve and sunblock. runningofthenudes.com, free.
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July 9 Redneck Games: The Mud-Pit Belly Flop is the grandpappy of activities at this celebration of everything southern, held in East Dublin, Ga. The contestant who makes the biggest splash wins a trophy topped with a crushed ...
