The Top 10 Hidden Beaches of NYC
From Great Kills, Staten Island to Soundview Park in the Bronx, here are New York’s top ten hidden beaches for a relaxing day in the sun away from the crowds!
MoreVintage NYC Photography: 4th of July Celebrations Throughout the Decades
Even before it was designated as a paid holiday, New Yorkers were celebrating July 4th with colorful fireworks, patriotic parades, and day trips to the beach.
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Top 10 Off the Beaten Path Spots in San Diego
Explore San Diego off the beaten path and visit these ten spots, including a mountain with stunning views of the skyline and an underwater park full of wildlife.
More5 Lesser Known Attractions In The San Francisco Bay Area
From views, to hikes, here are five of the San Francisco Bay area’s lesser known attractions to satisfy the urban explorer within you.
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Vintage Photos: Jones Beach, New Yorkers’ Summer Escape from the City
With summer around the corner, millions are expected to make a trip to Jones Beach on Long Island, the most visited beach along the East Coast.
Jones Beach State Park officially opened to the public on August 4, 1929 and quickly became a success, but the 10 mile strip of land had to go through many …
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Walking Along Rockaway Beach… With A Stranger
Dillon de Give’s art project, “Long Walks on the Beach,” had strangers randomly pair up with each other, and then take a walk along Rockaway Beach in Queens.
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Staycation: Free Beaches at Paris Plages
Make the most of summer in Paris with free beaches and fun activities like tai chi, pétanque and dance lessons at Paris Plages.
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ART on STREETS: Ocean Beach Platform
Discover a sandy platform that captures the San Francisco spirit
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The Beach at Charles de Gaulle Airport
A beach oasis in Charles de Gaulle airport.
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Paris Plage Opens Tomorrow!
Every year the banks of the Seine turn into a summer beach called Paris Plage. A preview of the fun to expect!
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The French Basque Country: Surf, Bullfights, Hikes & Eats
I think the most telling thing about the region is what it’s called: Pays-Basque, or Basque Country. I like to think it’s a little dig to the Netherlands (Pays-Bas), like hey–one region in France has just as much as your whole country! But Pays-Basque really does have quite a lot to offer.
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