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Downtown Travel Guide

ARTICLES

New York City's New Downtown

T+L looks at the big ideas, cutting-edge architecture and design, and daring personalities that are shaping the new New York.

Best Affordable Airport Transfers

Skip the sky-high cab fares from the airport by using these smart—and less expensive—alternatives.

Downtown L.A. is Where It’s At

Downtown Los Angeles has transformed from one of L.A.’s “whatever” neighborhoods to a must-do that’s on everyone’s list. With the recent opening of the brand...

Coolest Suburbs Worth a Visit

Across America, many suburbs are becoming vacation-worthy hot spots, with cutting-edge restaurants, great shopping, and plenty of parking.

America's Best Cities for Singles

Find out where to fly solo: Travel + Leisure readers have ranked the best cities for singles in America.

Charleston's Southern Hospitality

Southern charm and boundary-pushing art are just part of what makes Charleston the pride of the Lowcountry.

Shops from a Can: DeKalb Market Opens in Brooklyn

What do you do with a stack of pre-Credit Crisis megaloplex plans and a 1.5 million square foot, post-Crisis cement hole?  Why, make lemonade, of...

Guess Where? Hotel Lobby

This week, we sent one of our writers to explore NYC and we asked our Facebook and Twitter followers to tell her where to go....

Machu Picchu Hullabaloo: Hundreds Barred From Entering Inca Site

eTurbo News |  Peru's extravagant celebrations of the centenary of the rediscovery of Machu Picchu descended into farce this week, after a bureaucratic wrangle that...

Beach Tomato's Top 5 City Beaches

Expert advice from our friends at Beach Tomato: The perfect beach isn't always about undiscovered sands in far-away places. Sometimes, tucked in the most frenetic...
HOTELS

Mandarin Oriental, Miami

Besides the Mandarin's trademark luxury Asian touches, the reason to stay here is the view of the downtown Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay. Of course, those views come with a carefully modulated... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market

Miamians love the views of pricey speedboats and overloaded cargo ships from the open-air tables set along the Miami River at this downtown joint, but the real star is the seafood. It comes fried,... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Gusman Center for the Performing Arts

Opened in 1926 as the Olympia Theater, this venue—with Moorish architectural touches and a faux-constellation ceiling painting—now hosts the Miami International Film Festival every... more ›




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