9 articles tagged with walkable cities
Every city has its own sonic signature – a unique cadence of movement that defines how its inhabitants flow through urban spaces. Sacramento, often overshadowed by its flashier California siblings, possesses a surprisingly harmonious transportation composition that business travelers can...
When most travelers think of New Hampshire nightlife, Portsmouth typically steals the spotlight. But just a 15-minute drive inland, Dover—one of America's oldest settlements—harbors a nightlife scene that beautifully marries its colonial past with contemporary craft culture. As someone who...
Standing at the intersection of urban design and natural beauty, Carmel, Indiana caught me completely off-guard. As someone who spends her days in Australia's wilderness and her holidays in ancient ruins or dense rainforests, I never expected an American Midwest...
There's something deeply satisfying about exploring a new place using nothing but your own two feet and public transportation. After spending years cycling pilgrimages across Europe and Asia, I've developed a particular appreciation for car-free travel experiences. Last summer, while...
When most people think 'Hawaii vacation,' they immediately see dollar signs. But after visiting the Big Island's eastern gem five times over the past decade, I've cracked the code to experiencing Hilo's lush beauty without emptying my teacher's paycheck. The...
The human circulatory system efficiently transports vital elements throughout our bodies—much like a well-designed transportation network carries people through a city. As someone who's spent three decades ensuring children's health systems function properly, I've developed an appreciation for systems that...
There's something magical about a city that unfolds itself to you one cobblestone step at a time. As someone who's tracked weather patterns across continents and guided athletes through recovery in some of the world's most stunning locations, I've developed...
The moment you step onto the rainbow-hued streets of Oranjestad, Aruba's capital reveals itself as a fascinating cultural tapestry—where Dutch colonial influence meets Caribbean flair in an explosion of color. During my recent weekend escape from Philadelphia's courtroom pressures, I...
There's something utterly captivating about places that defy expectations. Vergennes, Vermont—pronounced Ver-*jenz*, not like the French city—is precisely that kind of delightful contradiction. At just 2 square miles, it proudly claims the title of America's smallest city, yet somehow packs...