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See. King's College Chapel Visit the most visited attraction in Cambridge, known for its architecture and world-famous choir. The backs Explore the scenic riverbanks behind the colleges, offering a real flavor of the city. Punting Propel a flat-bottomed boat down the River Cam for a quintessential Cambridge experience.

Eat. Michaelhouse Cafe Enjoy excellent sandwiches, salads, and hot dishes in a beautiful cafe setting. The Cambridge Chop House Savor good British cuisine and real ale in a great location, booking recommended. Fitzbillies Indulge in refined food, heavenly tea, pastries, and the famous Chelsea Bun.

Stay. Cambridge Youth Hostel Stay in a basic but functional YHA hostel in a Victorian townhouse, 15 minutes from the center. Travelodge Cambridge Central A budget hotel chain near the railway station and Botanical Gardens with renovated rooms. Travelodge Cambridge Newmarket Road A budget hotel chain near the Centre for Computing History and Cambridge Museum of Technology.

OutsideOct 8, 2026

Is Cemetery Hiking the New Hot Girl Walk? I Visited a Ghost Town and Graveyard to Find Out.

Walking among headstones might seem unusual, but research suggests it provides unique mental health and ecological benefits. As the practice gains popularity, a trip to a historic site reveals the deep peace these urban greenspaces offer.

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Condé Nast TravelerSep 25

Boston Is One of America’s Best Sushi Cities—Here’s Where to Make a Reservation

From lavish omakase counters with Hermès plates and a Michelin-star winner to unfussy, neighborhood gems, here are the Boston spots that our sushi snobs (yes, there are many here) rely on.

17 restaurants in this story
  • Café Sushi ShotenRestaurantTakeout-focused operation with meticulous, fresh sushi
  • Umami OmakaseRestaurant18-course omakase with elaborate, creative garnishes
  • Momi NonmiRestaurant
  • Elsewhere
  • Yoshida OmakaseRestaurantBoston, United StatesDeco-inflected jewel box dining room with Edomae-style sushi
  • O YaRestaurantBoston, United States20-course omakase in a former firehouse
  • Zuma BostonRestaurantBoston, United StatesSleek, social spot for cocktails and izakaya plates
  • Wa ShinRestaurantBoston, United StatesElegant omakase counter with seasonal New England ingredients
  • Three 1 OneRestaurantBoston, United StatesIntimate omakase counter, Michelin-starred, tough table to book
  • UniRestaurantBoston, United StatesBoundary-pushing sushi, known for signature Uni spoon
  • SomenyaRestaurantBoston, United StatesApproachably priced menu with soba, udon, and sushi
  • Washoku RenaissanceRestaurantBoston, United StatesEight-seat counter offering kaiseki dining
  • Fuji at High Street PlaceRestaurantBoston, United StatesFood hall setting with classic nigiri and elaborate rolls
  • Blue Ribbon SushiRestaurantBoston, United StatesDetails matter: scratch-made miso, hand-grated wasabi
  • Tora Japanese RestaurantRestaurantBoston, United StatesSpecialty kaisen-don rice bowls topped with fresh raw fish
  • Lola 42RestaurantBoston, United StatesGlobal menu spanning sushi and international dishes
  • MatsunoriRestaurantBoston, United StatesNo-reservations spot for hand rolls served one at a time
  • Akami OmakaseRestaurantBrookline, United StatesUnpretentious omakase counter, good value
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 16

Calling All Women Who Travel Solo—Add These US Destinations to Your Bucket List

Here's where to carve out the type of me time you can't get at home.

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Atlas ObscuraOct 14, 2025

Sam Sanders: How to Become a Nature Girly

Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , and all major podcast apps. Dylan Thuras: So obviously we’re going to be talking about place and the way that place impacts who you are. I would love to hear about growing up in Texas. Sam Sanders: I grew up around San Antonio in the San Antonio greater metro area. And my home-home-hometown is this little town called Seguin, Texas, which is abo…

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