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Mexico City

The Urbanist’s Guide to
Mexico City

Less grime and crime around town means more greenery and revelry.

How to Spend Your Getaway

DoWhat to Eat

Local food bloggers suggest quintessential dishes done two ways, cheap and spendy.

StayWhere to Stay

Where the locals would check in if they weren’t locals.


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Tri-State Area

HamptonsGet Artsy in the Hamptons

An ever-expanding roster of galleries adds a contemporary edge to this historic artists’ colony.

North ForkShack Up in the North Fork

The calmer half of Long Island’s East End offers an expanding roster of wineries, restaurants, and small hotels that make for an easy romantic getaway.

East

Cape ElizabethEnjoy Fall in Litchfield County

While much of the Catskills and Vermont is still recovering from Hurricane Irene, northwestern Connecticut’s untouched trails and orchards make for an ideal seasonal getaway.

NantucketIsland Hop Around Maryland’s Eastern Shore

Navigate the marshy Chesapeake coastline to enjoy peak-season crab and oysters while exploring the area’s nautical traditions.

West

Santa FeGeek Out in Silicon Valley

Visit the headquarters of tech titans, explore the history of computing, and enjoy natural beauty in California’s dot-com nexus.

San DiegoSee the Urban Side of San Diego

Skip the beach and fish taco stands for galleries in the barrio, “gastrocantinas,” and dive-crawling in Tijuana.

South

New OrleansTaste the Gulf in New Orleans

Nearly a year after the BP disaster ended, restaurants new and old have re-embraced the region’s seafood with delicious results.

South BeachSee the Kid-Friendly Side of South Beach

Believe it or not, Miami isn’t just about trendy clubs and pools lined with perfect bodies—there’s plenty of fun for families, too.

Midwest

Jackson HoleExplore the Newer Side of Milwaukee

Wisconsin’s largest city is shrugging off its Rust Belt reputation by transforming old warehouses and historic buildings into boutique hotels, craft breweries, indie concert halls, and urban farms.

St. LouisTap Into the Microbrew Craze in St. Louis

This old brewing city is in the midst of a beer-making renaissance, with a slew of new microbreweries adding diversity to the drinking scene.

International

Puerto VallartaSee What’s New in Puerto Vallarta

A newly remodeled waterfront esplanade, contemporary art galleries, and a spate of new hotels and restaurants have revitalized this Mexican beach city.

TulumEat Locally in Tulum

Enjoy authentic cuisine an hour south of splashy Cancun, where restaurants, markets, and cooking classes offer the best of Yucatán cooking.

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Spotlight: NORTHEAST U.S.

BeaconHudson Valley

Beacon is host to a slew of new independent galleries, art cafés, and design stores.

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CamdenCamden, Maine

Skip lobster in favor of the town’s vineyards, farm markets, and cooking schools.

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BostonBoston Harbor

The revitalized waterfront is packed with luxury hotels and great restaurants.

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MontaukMontauk

A crush of newly renovated hotels, boutiques, and off-the-beaten-path seafood spots are revitalizing the classic beach town.

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