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NY Mag Great Cities of the World
We are, by most accounts, though not officially, out of springtime, so perhaps a look back at a Spring Travel guide is doing y'all a bit of a disservice. But I failed to catch this site back in April, so I offer it now in the hope that you'll be able to troll it's pages and find something of interest, like I did. The guide here is of many of the world's top cities and comes from New York Magazine. Miami, Sydney, Rome, Los Angeles, and more are covered in decent detail, with luscious photos, restaurant guides and even a handy phrase book that can help you navigate the linguistic warrens of places like London. (i.e. Nang: means really good, excellent....does it now?).
But again, we are progressing smoothly (or not so smoothly if you count the torrential rains yesterday) into summer, so tread wisely as you use the guide to augment your summer travel planning.
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Stories, Europe, North America
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Rosemarie Passaro Jun 3rd 2006 3:02PM
Ok NY is a modern city but lets not overdue it.
i am a airline employee seen the world so far
and their is NOTHING like the cities in Germany
from Berlin to Cologne and Hamburg etc.
something the american people just dont want to acknowledge, once you been there you get hooked.
sorry NY you trail way behind for me
rachel beach Jun 3rd 2006 6:40PM
I am an American, born and raised in NYC.
Traveled throughout Germany. Not only is NYC the best city is the world, in my opionion it is the only city in the world. The energy here is unlike anything I have seen or felt in any "city" around the world. Other cities, especially cities in Germany pale in comparison. There is a reason why so many people fall deeply in love with NY once they have experienced it.