Travel writer Hannah Summers has ranked Detroit, Michigan, as her top pick for U.S. cities, crediting its recent revival with cultural highlights, such as the Michigan Central Station reopening in 2024. Summers notes the city's entrepreneurial spirit, driven by independent restaurants and community initiatives. San Diego and Miami follow closely as second and third, respectively. Unexpectedly, Providence, Rhode Island, takes fourth place, celebrated for its dynamic food scene. New York City, despite its iconic status, ranks lower at eighth, with alternative attractions like kayaking along the Hudson River.
"The revamp and official reopening in 2024 of the once glamorous, then derelict Michigan Central Station symbolised a new era for the birthplace of Motown music."
"But there had been signs of change and renewal for decades, with fresh, independent restaurants and great community initiatives: the city has a true entrepreneurial spirit."
"There's one city in the US that I urge everyone who loves beaches to visit - Miami. It's a place that has it all."
"Providence, Rhode Island, described as an 'under-the-radar' city, boasts an impressive food scene filled with up-and-coming 'big-name chefs.'"
Collection
[
|
...
]