The half-hour House Museum Tour takes visitors through the 1775-built guest quarters, the only part of the residence to survive (tours start at 12). Show yourself around the extensive formal gardens. 続きを読む
Dates to 1808 and is filled with period furniture (check out the three-story spiral staircase, built largely without nails or screws). Thirty-minute tours take place every half-hour 続きを読む
I wondered if the croissants would live up to Mr. Lignac's somewhat hyped reputation, but the downy golden crescent I tucked into just might be the lightest croissant in town. 続きを読む
Quill, the piano bar at this boutique downtown hotel, is a great place to meet up for a coffee or cocktail. There are lovely couches and it's always quiet. 続きを読む
It's an absolutely spectacular recreation of the Joe Rosenthal photograph of five Marines hoisting the American flag during the Battle of Iwo Jima. 続きを読む
Fabulous in the winter because it is so peaceful and no one is there. In the summer the water is so shallow you can walk forever in the ankle-deep tidal pools. It's calm and wonderful—very West Coast. 続きを読む
The beach stretches for miles on end, it's not crowded with people and it's located in a beautiful part of Vancouver. 続きを読む
The tomb of Juan Ponce de León is inside, and the holiday services here are magnificent. 続きを読む
Walk along this promenade and get a sense of the city's history through vistas of the forts and old city walls. There are also gorgeous views of the bay. 続きを読む
Love spending the day looking at the collection of Puerto Rican and Latin American artists. There's a great restaurant, Laurel Kitchen: Art Bar, run by Mario Pagán—one of Puerto Rico's leading chefs. 続きを読む
There aren't many bookstores in San Juan anymore. This one has lasted over 40 years. They have a great selection of Spanish-language books focused on the humanities, literature and social sciences. 続きを読む
It's a no-frills place that serves beer on tap and has broken-down midcentury theater seating. 続きを読む
The slightly seedy drinker's bar at this restaurant is pitch-black, making it feel like you're walking into the chamber of a heart. The bartender sits in a pit surrounded by portraits of boxers. 続きを読む
Catch a Pirates game—and stellar views of the Roberto Clemente Bridge and downtown skyline. 続きを読む
It's an active shrine; people are constantly leaving soup cans, Coke bottles, wigs. A local artist collects the notes people leave; there have been hundreds, in languages from all over the world. 続きを読む
Pittsburgh has a great skyline. Ride the cable-car inclines to the top, or drive. 続きを読む
Hands-down the best barbecue in the city. It's BYOB and owned by an engaged couple who are a lot of fun. On Thursdays they do smoked chicken wings. 続きを読む
A 9,200-acre park with sweeping landscapes and shattering views. There is a feeling that you are part of a whole, whereas in London, in New York or Shanghai you are only part of a section. 続きを読む
Don't miss the Great Court, where the whole city once shopped. The famous organ is still there in all its glory and families who flock to hear its Christmas music still find each other at the eagle 続きを読む
This open-air market has been here forever. It is still strongly ethnic, not just Italian. There are Koreans, Indians and Pakistanis. My favorite is Villa de Roma, a no-frills, down-home place. 続きを読む
A roadside food truck known for grilled ahi fish bowls served with limed brown rice. 続きを読む
Here a fine old-school barman will give you a nice gin pour and crack open your own bottle of cold tonic. Enjoy the Max Parrish mural, said to depict Old King Cole passing wind! 続きを読む
A jam-packed museum of Southern-rooted music, it carries zydeco, blues, Cajun, R&B, brass and more, with a vinyl section upstairs, and CDs downstairs. Live gigs too. 続きを読む
They have Maine lobster with chive blossoms and they make their own tofu. It's inside the Fontainebleau. 続きを読む
It's a vine-covered mansion that feels like it's in the Mediterranean. Talk about sexy and romantic—it's like eating in a luxe, secluded private home with a courtyard. 続きを読む
In a town where steak and potatoes dominate, it's a refreshing change of pace to feast on chef Anthony Lamas's Latin-inspired cuisine. The seafood dishes are prepared with sharp, bold flavors. 続きを読む
It's a fabulous, well-curated vintage and consignment store with haute couture finds. They specialize in '60s and '70s designers. 続きを読む
The burgers at this former filling station became one of my tops in town when it opened in 2009. Try the bacon-jalapeño tater tots. 続きを読む
The Bentley of steakhouses in a city known for them, this bloody good politico holdout, situated in a century-old Victorian, features a 64-ounce porterhouse steak and dozens of wines by the glass. 続きを読む
This amazing acreage hosts music fests, innovative plays…and presidential acceptance speeches watched by 100,000 attendees. 続きを読む
