Cities

Ten years ago, people would still raise an eyebrows when you told them you were staying in Brooklyn on a trip to New York, but oh how things have changed! …

If you are thinking about moving to Austin, but you’re not convinced yet – here are 33 things I love about Austin, and things I think you’ll love about Austin, too!

New York City is one of those cities where you can spend days just running from one attraction to the next, and basically never run out of things to do. …

A city with a stunning skyline like New York is basically begging to have panoramic skyline photos taken. So where are the best spots to take in Manhattan’s skyline?

It’s finally here, part II of Five things to discover in New York that most tourists (and locals) never do – read on for five more off-the-beaten-path New York experiences.

Check out my favorite running routes in New York, including distances & difficulty, where to train for the New York Marathon and what’s my new favorite running gear brand!

Visiting Los Angeles and feel like you need a break from the ‘Big Smog’? Here are five fantastic cities surrounding L.A. that are worth a visit.

I am finally exploring more of Queens – and I returned to the Socrates Sculpture Park last week, which is one of my favorite spots by the water in New York.

We never meant to start our globetrotting adventure in Las Vegas. A series of random circumstances led us to start in Sin City, but after three and a half cold & rainy years in England, the sweltering and sunny Nevada desert seemed the perfect kick-off for our around-the-world journey.

Neither of us are any good at gambling, and with no desire to lose all our savings to slots and booze, we set out to explore how to enjoy the city of Vegas beyond the sin.

The Bellagio is one of the most famous and most elegant hotels in Las Vegas. The fountain show in the lake in front of the hotel is well worth a stop when walking down the Strip, but also the inside of the Bellagio is worth a visit…