Chicago earned its nickname from its famously long-winded politicians (and maybe the weather); debuted the world’s first skyscraper in 1885; and holds more Michelin stars than any other American city. From art and architecture to culinary creativity, this Midwest metropolis…
Smorgasburg: Foodie Fun at the Flea Market
Smorgasburg, the food focused spin-off from the Brooklyn Flea Market, is a summer staple for anyone in New York City. With over 70 specialist vendors selling everything from pork buns to brisket sandwiches, this is the perfect place for a…
Brooklyn Blossoms
Japan is famous for its cherry blossom trees, and the pretty pink blooms that herald the arrival of spring are a must-see. The centuries-old tradition of viewing the cherry blossoms – Hanami – is where friends and family admire the…
Tartan Week 2013: Scottish Style In New York City
From high-end designer items to the crazy creations seen on the city streets, New York is known for its fashion – and for one night in April, Scotland steps up to take its place in the limelight. One of the…
A New Side to New York City?
As any of my friends could tell you – and anyone who reads this blog will know – I love New York. I love it. I’ve loved it from the moment I spied the skyline from the Chinatown bus, nearly…
Harris: Heart of the Hebrides
2013 has been named the ‘Year of Natural Scotland’, with scenic shots showing up everywhere from our TV screens to social media networks. If it’s nature you’re looking for, then it doesn’t get more natural than the Hebridean Isle of…
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