#neighborhood-exploration tag

My wife and I visited Mexico City. Here are 7 things we did right - and 2 mistakes we'd avoid making next time.

Mexico City offers a compelling blend of old and new architecture, diverse neighborhoods, and accessible public transportation, making it an ideal destination for active travelers seeking cultural exploration and authentic experiences.

NYC food

fromBon Appetit

3 days ago

Where to Stay in New York City If You Like to Eat

New York City's culinary dominance stems from 21,000 restaurants across five boroughs, including 72 Michelin-starred establishments, offering diverse global cuisines at all price points, requiring strategic neighborhood-based accommodation choices to maximize dining exploration.

Travel

fromBusiness Matters

6 days ago

5 Essential Tips for Your First Trip to Spokane WA

Spokane offers Pacific Northwest charm with urban amenities and outdoor recreation at lower costs than Seattle or Portland, with distinct seasonal experiences and diverse neighborhoods worth exploring.

fromBusiness Insider

1 week ago

I've lived in the Boston area for 14 years. Here are 5 things that live up to the hype and 2 I tell first-timers to skip.

The Boston Public Library, which dates back to 1848, features a beautiful central building in Copley Square with grand murals and fascinating exhibitions. McKim Courtyard, situated right in the middle, provides a perfect place to take a peaceful moment to relax before or after strolling through the stacks. The best part is that the library is free and open to the public.

Boston food

Travel

fromTravel + Leisure

2 months ago

My Family Booked a Last-minute Trip to Paris 2 Days in Advance-Here's Why We Would Do It Again

Short-notice, neighborhood-focused travel in Paris enabled spontaneous wandering, serendipitous cultural discoveries, and an enjoyable family escape with minimal planning.

fromWest Side Rag

5 months ago

Rag Radio: Walking the Upper West Side's Streets With Yvonne Vavra

By Claire Davenport Every Saturday, West Side Rag columnist Yvonne Vávra seems to have uncovered some hiding-in-plain-sight aspect of the Upper West Side that the rest of us have missed - because we were looking at our phones, or down at the sidewalk, or didn't have Vávra's sidekick Louie to make us pay close attention to our surroundings. Vávra's columns sometimes include long-lost history.

New York City