Geneva can surprise you through small details. A literary creature appears in a public square, lake boulders connect with measuring heights, and a covered passage contains
Two hours at Montrose Point can be a welcome pause between Chicago’s museums and busy streets. The point is not to walk as far as
When there is time for only one Zurich museum, choose by content. The most famous address need not produce the best day for someone interested in
For Marseille with children, choose one main experience and give it a comfortable beginning and end. A visit to Cosquer Méditerranée, a Natural History Museum outing
South Shore is a good choice when you want one lakefront setting to carry a substantial part of the day. Begin with the South Shore Cultural
Geneva’s Old Town looks small on a map, but its hill changes the walking experience. Nearby squares may connect through a sloping street, a staircase
Zurich has no single viewpoint that answers every possible wish better than the others. Choose Lindenhof for a close old-town view, Polyterrasse for roofs beside
Graceland Cemetery offers a different way to look at Chicago: along a quiet lane, through the scale of a memorial, or across the space between trees
For a rainy day in Marseille, choose one museum that is actually open, have a meal nearby and leave a short outdoor walk optional. Mucem’s
Geneva’s international quarter makes it tempting to see everything at once. The Palais des Nations, the Red Cross Museum and the modern Portail des Nations
A summer day beside Lake Zurich works well as two different activities: a public waterfront walk and a visit to one chosen lido. The first offers
Two hours before baseball at Wrigley Field can include a small neighbourhood walk rather than a long wait outside the ballpark. Begin with the Music Box
