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Shack 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.
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PortoDiscover Great Wine and Design in Porto

This picturesque city in northern Portugal is both the historic home of port wine and a nexus of cutting-edge design.

NYFind a Spiced-Up Side to Wine Country

Hidden speakeasies and “pop-up” dinner parties make the Sonoma Valley town of Healdsburg more than just a wine destination.

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Tri-State Area

Spring LakeAdmire Blazing Fall Foliage in Poughkeepsie

Scope out riverscape views from the world’s longest pedestrian bridge and bike through bucolic woods in this revitalized Hudson Valley city.

RhinebeckGo Country—and Carless—in Rhinebeck

Pedal and paddle your way through the bucolic Dutchess County town where Chelsea Clinton recently wed.

East

NYPretend Politics Don’t Exist in D.C.

Skip Congress and the national monuments to discover Washington’s nascent hipster scene at mini-museums and creative restaurants and bars.

ColumbiaGet Back to the Farm in Columbia County

Sleep in a renovated barn, taste food at its freshest, and roam across pastures dotted with free-range livestock just two and a half hours outside of New York.

West

Long BeachSee the Contemporary Side of Santa Fe

It’s still the capital of southwestern décor and turquoise jewelry, but a growing alternative art scene is giving the city a new layer of vibrancy.

New MexicoEscape SoCal Sprawl on Catalina Island

Long considered a day trip destination, this largely undeveloped isle 22 miles from Long Beach has come into its own with a variety of new eco-tourism offerings.

South

sbSee 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.

PBGo Contemporary in Palm Beach

A revitalized major museum, a slate of new galleries, and a budding artist community prove there’s more to the South Florida art scene than Art Basel Miami.

Midwest

ChicagoThe Urbanist’s Chicago

Rahm vs. Daley, Cubs vs. Sox, modernist cuisine vs. hot dogs.

Kansas CityTouch Down in Kansas City

A brand-new nightlife district, an enviable food scene, and a renewed appreciation for a rich history is liberating this part of Missouri from flyover country.

International

PueblaGo Between City and Sand in San Salvador

Once dominated by civil war, El Salvador’s capital city now offers a vibrant urban culture plus nearby escapes to towering volcanoes and Pacific beaches.

johnGo Green in St. John

Ecoconscious hotels and locally sourced menus have added to the sustainable allure of this island, nearly two thirds of which is protected national parkland.

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Winter Travel The Urbanist’s Travel Guide
How to eat, drink, play, and argue like a local in all corners of the world.

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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