Whether you’re taking in all the landmarks of city in one glance or overlooking a natural wonder that seems to go on forever, lookouts are a great way to really appreciate many of the world’s most notable locations.
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Black history month is marking the importance of recognizing Black history & culture and a chance to celebrate Black achievement. Here are some places you can find on Map Your City that help you learn more about Black history and culture.
Work spaces are popping up in almost every city worldwide, catering to the growing number of creatives, coders and entrepreneurs working freelance and remote. But what are the best coworking spaces and how to find the best ones? We’ve rounded up the world’s best.
When you have found the places you love – hit the ❤️ and they will be added to your personal treasure map. Where you can keep them close at hand whenever you need to book a ticket or make a reservation, or just as a reminder. You can use your treasure map for a bunch of things. Here are 21 ways.
There’s a reason New York City is so famous: it has everything that you could ask for from a metropolis. Cuisines from all over the world? Check! Cool skyscrapers? Check! Theaters, performance venues and creative hubs? Check! Whatever you’re in the mood for, the New York City Guide has got the classics and the new and notable covered!
Paris continues to undergo change, shaping the capital for the 2020s. Paris – that had serious competition from cities as London and Tokyo as innovative arts & design cities – ranks again alongside the world’s most innovative.
The city’s cultural offering remains without doubt the destination’s key attraction, but now adds to that new prestigious & unusual attractions and exceptional events.
Experience the Toronto that Torontonians did not even know existed? Find even more secrets in your Map Your City app) But – Shh – don’t tell anyone else ;).
Offthegrid places where the only traffic jam you’ll see is bisons crossing the road. Your entertainment at night: a sky full of stars & the northern lights.
Amsterdam like many cities is constantly changing, morphing to adapt to new realities. Where the old is no longer used it opens new opportunities. Leaving the industrial era and entering into a service related economy, leaves behind vacant buildings, that are first only known to a few urban explorers.
As European cities like Barcelona, Amsterdam and Rome seem to burst out of their skin due to the massive and growing tourist stream each year, Paris seems to be losing ground on other popular European destinations.
