Definitely the best bar in Silicon Valley. Mark my words! Amazing beer selection. Authentic barkeep from Ireland. After an evening here, I'm a happy boy.

Take the bike path from the city to the bay, enjoy the ride, turn around in the park and relax under the trees. Make sure you have some sunscreen and watch out for the goose 💩

While the first runners do their laps and the park still radiates its morning calm, you can start the day here with a delicious breakfast.

In the spring, New Orleans comes alive with the Tennessee Williams & New Orleans Literary Festival, where book lovers immerse themselves in the world of the famous playwright. Discussions, readings and a unique Stella Ruf competition celebrate his legacy and the deep connection to the city that inspired his creative works.

Grab your towels, some great fish from Sam’s takeout and enjoy it on the beachfront. The best thing is you don’t even have to wait in queue, they will text you when your food is ready.

Learn about the gruesome deeds of Madame LaLaurie, who cruelly tortured her slaves in a supposedly elegant mansion in the 19th century. Nearly two centuries tell of paranormal activity surrounding the LaLaurie Mansion, known as America's most haunted home. A look behind the façade reveals a story full of horrors and mysteries.

Experience a fusion of French elegance and Creole spice at Antoine's, America's oldest continuously operating restaurant. Let yourself be seduced by Oyster's Rockefeller and immerse yourself in a world where traditional French-Creole cuisine meets modern sophistication. Don't miss the chance to soak up the historic ambience as you feast your way through dishes that tell stories of times gone by.

There’s a good chance this is the best bar ever built. To make it even better, there’s a Taco Bell just a few miles away!!

Explore the fascinating voodoo culture with artifacts, ritual objects, and altars. Learn about Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen, and the birth of this spiritual tradition in Louisiana. Experience mysticism through personal readings by a voodoo priest and perhaps encounter his python. Discover the deep cultural roots and enduring presence of voodoo in New Orleans.

Enjoy world-class live music from local artists in a historic building in the French Quarter. Since 1969, this place has been gathering music lovers and musicians for unique jazz experiences surrounded by the rich history and culture of New Orleans. Here you will experience real jazz in an atmosphere that combines European flair with contemporary jazz.

This might just be the best place to grab a beer in all of Sacramento. Maybe even all of California. Maybe all of the USA!!

For hours you could watch the seals rolling around on the docks and throwing each other down. A true highlight even if it is a tourist hotspot.

I always wanted to have my own chef! Here, a chef prepares various dishes of Japanese cuisine right in front of you and entertains you with various tricks. Among other things, you can prove your skill in catching food with your mouth.

Experience a ride on a 1920s carousel and explore junk shops at the Santa Monica Pier. Treat yourself to a milkshake and enjoy the sunset over the Pacific Ocean in the background.

With an impressive $750 million fundraising, the new building, the David Geffen Galleries, is nearing completion. Here you can expect a fusion of state-of-the-art architecture and first-class art. This project, 50 percent complete and scheduled for the end of 2024, reflects the dynamic evolution and commitment to the art world, supported by a strong community of arts patrons.

Explore the above-ground burial grounds that characterize New Orleans' unique cemeteries. Marvel at the final resting place of famed voodoo priestess Marie Laveau at St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 and discover the history behind the historic mausoleums. A guided tour offers deep insights into the local culture and the practice of above-ground burials.

Explore the evocative landscape of a plantation steeped in tales of slavery and ghosts. Surrounded by centuries-old oak trees, you'll be transported back to a time marked by both beauty and brutality. Historic slave huts and narrated experiences of the people who lived there offer deep insights into the dark past.

In this 843-acre green space, you can jog, dine, visit the zoo, and more. Surrounded by famous museums such as the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History, this place offers more than 20 playgrounds, 48 fountains, monuments or sculptures and 30 bridges. Ideal for families looking for a break from the urban hustle and bustle.

No Food , no alcohol in Utah If you order alcohol in a restaurant, you MUST eat there - it is an official law.

Summer can be endured here in SoHo's green oasis. Fans and water sprinklers keep you cool while you enjoy the super tasty food and drinks.

Random numbers are an important basis for secure encryption on the Internet. Here, they are generated with the help of countless lava lamps and a camera. You can admire them in the Cloudflare foyer and the employees will be happy to tell you more about them.

Rockefeller Center and its famous ice skating rink can be associated with Christmas, fun and winter even in the hot summer months. When I have before my eyes how Holden Caulfield from the famous novel "Catcher in the Rey" meets Sally Hayes, I get goose bumps. In general, there's something very different about seeing NYC through books and movies. Give it a try.

A fixture in the Upper East community for almost a decade - the iconic diner with real 🇺🇸 flair. Delicious Eggs Benedict, unlimited coffee at a fair price can be enjoyed here in a great atmosphere among the locals. By the way, the diner can be seen in some TV shows.