Founded by Edwin Booth in 1888 to give actors a place to socialize with New York's elite, the Players Club is living history where you just might run into a celebrity.
We talk to War Horse cast member Isaac Woofter who plays one of the several actors that play "the heart" of the equine puppets that star in the show.
We've got a winner for our EastRiverFerry contest! Check out the slideshow of our favorite entries.
By following this map, you can trace Hemingway's steps through the City of Light from his first apartment on rue Cardinal Lemoine, through the Latin Quarter and Montparnasse to the Ritz Bar on Place Vendôme.
The Abbey Bookshop offers Anglophones in Paris a wide selection of used books and a cozy browsing environment.
Memorials to Poe abound in New York City.
Missing the fireworks from last night? Don't worry, the Downtown Doodler draws them in for you.
You don't have to spend like a stockbroker to have a good time in the city, and there is certainly much more than just sitting in one of the numerous parks! Here are a selection of free things to do to enjoy the summer in the city.
First a prison, now a library. Jefferson Market Library is a staple of Greenwich Village with a long and rich history.
Get to know a new side of Madrid by exploring the nooks and crannies dedicated to street and urban art in the Spanish capital.