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See. Petty's Island Visit this 500-acre greenspace with native flora and fauna, offering kayaking and walking tours. Cape May Lighthouse Climb the 199 steps for a bird's-eye view of the coastline and fall foliage. Emlen Physick Estate Take a ghost tour of this 1879 Victorian house for a spooky experience. S.S. Atlantus Explore the skeletal remains of this concrete ship at Sunset Beach.

Eat. Manco & Manco Grab a slice of pizza on the Ocean City boardwalk. Una Pizza Napoletana Experience meticulously crafted pies from a pizzaiolo with decades of experience. Lobster House Enjoy fresh seafood at this iconic Cape May restaurant. Cape May Brewing Company Sample a double IPA at this brewery, especially in the fall.

Stay. Congress Hall Stay at America's oldest seaside resort in Cape May, featuring plush rooms and a saltwater pool. The Wave Book this unique midcentury-modern Airbnb designed by Jules Gregory near Lambertville. Ironbound neighborhood Find modern apartments in Newark near popular rodízio restaurants.

Condé Nast TravelerSep 1, 2026

20 Fall Getaways From NYC for Apple-Picking, Wine-Tasting, and Leaf-Peeping

These cozy hotels are the ideal escape from the urban jungle.

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AfarAug 18

The Hidden Story of America’s Historically Black Beaches

The South Carolina sand of Myrtle Beach, smooth as baby powder, coats the bottom of my feet as I make my way across it, deep in thought. I have come to this place, not far from where the Little River ...

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OutsideAug 17

Seagulls Were Terrorizing Ocean City’s Beaches. The Town Fought Back With Birds of Prey.

Until recently, you couldn't eat a slice of pizza along the Jersey Shore without fighting off a cloud of aggressive seagulls. Enter a collection of trained predatory birds that scares off—and yeah, sometimes kills and eats—the winged pirates.

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  • East Coast FalconsPlaceOutfit in North Jersey that uses birds of prey to scare seagulls.
  • Manco & MancoRestaurantPopular pizza joint up on the boardwalk.
  • KarenPlaceHarris's Hawk, known for her impeccable ability to never shut up.
  • CookieIce cream shopFalcon in pre-game mode, wearing a hood.
  • OzzyPlaceEurasian eagle owl, part of the bird group.
  • StrawberryPlaceCross-breed falcon, oldest at 22, runs the show.
  • Flanders HotelHotelHotel where Strawberry the falcon was seen perching.
  • MarcoPlace
  • PoloPlace
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 6

Summer Might Be Coming to an End, But These East Coast Beach Towns Thrive in the Fall

Where to find the locals' summer, from Nantucket to Cape May.

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  • The Whaling MuseumMuseumNantucket, United Statesvisit this downtown museum
  • North Fork of Long IslandNeighborhoodLong Island, United Statesoffers wine tastings, farm visits, scenic hikes, vintage shopping
  • Breeze Hill FarmSightLong Island, United Statespick up apple cider donuts here
  • Orient Beach State ParkTrailLong Island, United StatesThe park is situated at the tip of the North Fork of Long Island.
  • Laurel Lake PreserveTrailLong Island, United StatesConserving Long Island's working farms and natural lands…
  • The Times VintageSightGreenport, United Statesshop for a '70s shift dress
  • Beal & BellSightGreenport, United Statesshop for midcentury-modern coffee tables
  • Silver Sands MotelMotelGreenport, United Statesoffers stargazing experience with Custer Institute
  • McCall WinesSightGreenport, United Statesbook an exclusive winery tour and tasting
  • Sayle's SeafoodRestaurantNantucket, United Statesgrab bay scallops starting in October
  • Mitchell's Book CornerSightNantucket, United Statespop into this downtown shop
  • Sconset Bluff WalkTrailNantucket, United Stateswalk to Sankaty Head Lighthouse for coastal scenery
  • Sankaty Head LighthouseSightNantucket, United Statesdestination of the Sconset Bluff Walk
  • Batacular Bike RaceFestivalNantucket, United Statescoincides with Nantucket Conservation Foundation's Fall Festival
  • Nantucket Conservation Foundation's Fall FestivalFestivalNantucket, United Stateslate October event with a bike race
  • Middle MoorsNature reserveNantucket, United Statesbeautiful loop for biking during the Batacular Bike Race
  • Bartlett's FarmSightNantucket, United Statesvisit this farm for pumpkins and winter squash
  • Mabel'sRestaurantKennebunkport, United StatesMabel’s Lobster Claw in Kennebunkport is a classic Maine restaurant serving a variety of seafood from fried clams to…
  • Alisson’sRestaurantKennebunkport, United StatesLocated in the center of Dock Square, Alisson's has been a Kennebunkport tradition since 1973.
  • Tyler Brook PreserveNature reserveKennebunkport, United Statesexperience fall foliage from this river-lined preserve
  • Rachel Carson Wildlife RefugeTrailKennebunkport, United Statesfilled with wildlife in cooler months
  • Sound View Dunes ParkTrailLong Island, United States
  • The BeachsideHotelNantucket, United States
  • FarawayHotelNantucket, United States
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 4

6 Best Spas in New Jersey, From a Chic Countryside Estate to a Bathhouse on the Boardwalk

The Garden State's spa scene is in bloom—here's where to get some well-deserved R&R.

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Atlas ObscuraAug 3

Petty's Island in Camden, New Jersey

Off the coast of Philadelphia (or more accurately, Camden County, New Jersey), sitting in the Delaware river and heavily covered in trees and brush, is a deserted island. Once home to CITGO industrial operations, the island has been overgrown and uninhabited by human life for years. Usually, it’s off limits to visitors, but thanks to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the…

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 29

The Best Pizza in America, According to the Pros

From New York City to Portland, Oregon, these are the best pies being sauced and tossed in the United States.

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  • Una Pizza NapoletanaRestaurantNew York City, United StatesDefends top spot on 50 Top Pizza list for three years.
  • Pizzeria SeiRestaurantLos Angeles, United StatesNeapolitan-style pizza executed with Japanese precision.
  • Tony's Pizza NapoletanaRestaurantSan Francisco, United StatesOffers a heady variety of regional pizza styles.
  • RazzaRestaurantJersey City, United StatesLocavore approach to toppings on carefully wood-fired dough.
  • Truly PizzaRestaurantDana Point, United StatesMulti-story, outdoor concept with American Artisan pizzas.
  • Francesco Martucci MiamiRestaurantMiami, United StatesPizza from Caserta, Italy, with Miami maximalism.
  • Don AntonioRestaurantNew York City, United StatesAuthentic Neapolitan pies, including fried-then-fired La Montanara.
  • Jay's Artisan PizzeriaRestaurantKenmore, United StatesNods to Neapolitan, but excels at pan-fired Detroit style.
  • RibaltaRestaurantNew York City, United StatesAuthentic taste of home for Neapolitans in NYC.
  • Robert's Pizza and Dough CompanyRestaurantChicago, United StatesAiry, triangular slice that cracks but does not break.
  • Ken's Artisan PizzaRestaurantPortland, United StatesItalian pizza with an American accent using local bounty.
  • Leña Pizza + BagelsRestaurantCleveland, United States
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Condé Nast TravelerJul 23

12 Best Family Beach Vacations in the US to Visit Before Summer Ends

Searching closer to home for a coastal family getaway this year? From Puerto Rico to Wisconsin, Americans can get creative in their quest for sun and sand.

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  • Beach Plum FarmPlaceCape May, United StatesTour the 62-acre grounds, feed chickens, and pick up provisions.
  • Henderson Beach State ParkParkDestin, United StatesAdjacent park offering complimentary day passes for resort guests.
  • Congress HallHotelCape May, United StatesAmerica's oldest seaside resort, welcoming guests for over 200 years.
  • Sanderling ResortHotelOuter Banks, United StatesHas private beaches and pools, plus kayaking and surfing.
  • Lodge at Gulf State ParkHotelGulf State Park, United StatesBeachfront hotel in a 6,200-acre eco-preserve on the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Interpretive CenterMuseumGulf State Park, United StatesInteractive exhibits on the park’s nine ecosystems.
  • Gulf State Park trailsTrailGulf State Park, United StatesBike or walk some of the 28 miles of trails.
  • Aulani Resort & SpaHotelOahu, United StatesThis $800-million, family-friendly Disney beach resort opened in 2011 on the leeward side of Oahu.
  • Mo'olelo Fire Pit StorytellingPlaceOahu, United StatesEvening storytelling that illustrates Disney's unparalleled entertainment.
  • HuttopiaHotelSanford, United StatesGlamping resort on 40 wooded acres with a heated outdoor pool.
  • Timber Cove ResortHotelJenner, United StatesModern-bohemian enclave on bluffs overlooking the Pacific.
  • Timber Cove hiking trailsTrailJenner, United StatesOn-site hiking trails showcase this stretch of California coast.
  • HendersonParkDestin, United StatesBeachfront resort with ways to test the 'World's Luckiest Fishing Village' moniker.
  • Timpoochee TrailTrailSouth Walton, United StatesBike to beachfront towns on this 18-mile trail.
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Lonely PlanetJul 22

The best beaches in New Jersey

"Down the shore" is as much a feeling as it is a place: Bike rides to the bay and pizza and custard on the boardwalk.These are the best beaches on the Jersey Shore.

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 19

Where to Watch the World Cup Final in New York City

From boisterous Fan Fests to sports bars where Argentina and Spain supporters will be with their team until the end.

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  • Rockefeller CenterAttractionNew York City, United StatesFan Village with temporary pitch and massive screens
  • Brooklyn Bridge ParkParkNew York City, United StatesAdidas Home of Soccer Fan Zone with live music
  • Buenos AiresRestaurantNew York City, United StatesInstitution serving classic Argentine plates
  • MetLifeSightEast Rutherford, United StatesStadium where the World Cup final will be played
  • Boca JuniorsRestaurantElmhurst, United StatesSteakhouse covered in jerseys, scarves, and photos
  • Palermo Argentinian BistroRestaurantNew York City, United StatesMenu built around Malbec and empanadas
  • LibertadorRestaurantNew York City, United StatesLess chaotic than Queens spots, with good steak
  • Parrilla Latina Restaurant & Sport BarRestaurantNew York City, United StatesHalf neighborhood grill, half sports bar with enough screens
  • Mercado Little SpainMarketNew York City, United StatesFood hall with scattered screens, grab croquetas and Rioja
  • El BornRestaurantNew York City, United StatesTapas menu, dining room gets noisier as match wears on
  • Sala AstoriaRestaurantNew York City, United StatesGazpacho, tortilla española, projector screen
  • Playwright Irish PubPubNew York City, United StatesHome bar of Peña Madridista NYC
  • Smithfield HallBarNew York City, United StatesHome bar of Penya FC Barcelona NYC
  • Brooklyn Backyard BarRestaurantNew York City, United StatesMini festival, open-air space, lawn games, tiki bar
  • Berry ParkBarNew York City, United StatesBig rooftop, sprawling indoor space, multiple screens
  • Industry City / House of GOALFestivalNew York City, United StatesFree soccer festival with music, pickup games, food
  • Intrepid Museum, Pier 86SightNew York City, United States15 large screens set up on the pier with Hudson view
  • The Bowery Beer GardenBarNew York City, United StatesNYC's largest sports beer garden, 30+ beers, 50+ TVs
  • Bohemian Hall & Beer GardenBeer gardenNew York City, United StatesHistoric Czech beer garden, large outdoor space, big-screen TVs
  • Bronx AlehousePubNew York City, United StatesCraft-beer bar with a dozen flat screens and a projector
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Condé Nast TravelerJul 17

9 Best Cape May Airbnbs to Book for a Jersey Summer

Whether you’re interested in birdwatching or breweries, America’s oldest seaside resort has it all.

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 13

The Best Aquariums in the US

Marine life encounters, giant whale sharks, and conservation programs are all on the table at the best aquariums in the US.

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  • Georgia AquariumAquariumAtlanta, United StatesAward-winning program with puppyish sea lions.
  • Tennessee AquariumMuseumChicago, United StatesIt opened in 1992 on the banks of the Tennessee River in downtown Chattanooga, with a major expansion added in 2005.
  • Seattle AquariumMuseumChicago, United StatesThe aquarium opened in 1977 and is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).
  • Monterey Bay AquariumMuseumChicago, United StatesKnown for its regional focus on the marine habitats of Monterey Bay, it was the first to exhibit a living kelp forest…
  • Shedd AquariumAquariumChicago, United StatesChicago's aquarium.
  • OdySea AquariumAquariumScottsdale, United StatesOnly rotating aquarium in the world, features OdySea Voyager.
  • Birch AquariumAquariumSan Diego, United StatesIt serves as the public outreach center for Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San…
  • Alaska SeaLife CenterAquariumSeward, United StatesIt is located on the shores of Resurrection Bay in Seward.
  • Adventure AquariumAquariumCamden, United StatesThe Adventure Aquarium, formerly the Thomas H.
  • National AquariumAquariumBaltimore, United StatesExplore award-winning exhibits and meet all the animals at the National Aquarium, located on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
  • Oregon Coast AquariumMuseumChicago, United States
  • Aquarium of HawaiiMuseumChicago, United States
  • Audubon Aquarium of the AmericasAquariumNew Orleans, United States
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Condé Nast TravelerMar 5

9 Dreamy Hotels Our Editors Are Booking This Summer

From villas on the Amalfi Coast to historic inns at the Jersey Shore, these one-of-a-kind properties are getting us excited for the sunshiny months ahead.

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  • Le SirenuseHotelPositano, ItalyIconic, family-owned jewel perched above the Amalfi Coast.
  • Virginia HotelHotelCape May, United StatesSeaside landmark hosting guests since 1879 in Cape May.
  • Ett HemHotelStockholm, SwedenCharming Arts and Crafts townhouse with midcentury-modern furniture.
  • Silver Sands Motel & Beach BungalowsHotelNorth Fork, United StatesHas firepits, fishing charters, and Flamingo Estate toiletries.
  • AmanyaraHotelProvidenciales, Turks and Caicos IslandsRetreat on Providenciales island with timber-shingled pavilions.
  • The Claremont HotelHotelSouthwest Harbor, United StatesOldest hotel on island with pool overlooking Somes Sound.
  • Brush Creek RanchHotelSaratoga, United StatesLuxury cabins with private decks and open-range views.
  • Madonna InnHotelSan Luis Obispo, United StatesMadonna Inn in San Luis Obispo offers 110 themed rooms, spa, pool, dining, bakery, shopping, and horseback riding—all…
  • Life Gallery Hotel & SpaHotelUbud, Indonesia
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 14

Newark’s Best Airbnbs for Easy Access to the FIFA World Cup 2026

Soccer fans, concertgoers, and NYC‑bound travelers will all find something to love in these Newark stays, each offering comfort and quick access to transit.

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Condé Nast TravelerNov 6, 2025

11 Midcentury-Modern Airbnbs for Design Lovers

Open floor plans, gigantic glass windows, and minimalist furniture define these historic Airbnbs across the country.

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  • Zilker ParkParkAustin, United StatesZilker Metropolitan Park is a recreational area in south Austin, Texas, at the juncture of Barton Creek and the…
  • The WavePlaceLambertville, United StatesSerpentine property built by Jules Gregory in 1960.
  • Joshua Tree National ParkSightPalm Springs, United StatesOne-hour drive from Palm Springs villa.
  • Manitowoc RiverSightManitowoc, United StatesIt flows into Lake Michigan at the city of Manitowoc.
  • Borah ParkParkBoise, United StatesPark with a public pool near Boise home.
  • San Francisco BaySightEl Cerrito, United StatesBay views from floating home.
  • Washington SquareNeighborhoodBeaverton, United StatesFive-minute drive from Beaverton home.
  • Indiana Dunes National ParkNature reserveMichigan City, United States20-minute drive from A-shaped home.
  • North Carolina Botanical Garden FoundationPlaceDurham, United StatesSupports foundation that stewards Villa Pinea.
  • Barton SpringsSightAustin, United StatesThe largest spring, Main Barton Spring, supplies water to Barton Springs Pool, a popular recreational destination…
  • Glass HouseMuseumNew Canaan, United StatesFamous midcentury-modern home by Philip Johnson.
  • Eames HouseMuseumPacific Palisades, United StatesDesigned by Charles and Ray Eames.
  • Stahl HouseSightHollywood, United StatesDesigned by Pierre Koenig.
  • Farnsworth HouseSightPlano, United StatesDesigned by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
  • Twin Palms EstatePlacePalm Springs, United StatesFrank Sinatra's home designed by E. Stewart Williams.
  • Dia BeaconMuseumWappinger Falls, United States
  • Storm KingSightWappinger Falls, United States
  • Austin City Limits FestivalFestivalAustin, United States
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Condé Nast TravelerNov 1, 2025

How to Get FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets: A Complete Travel Guide

Snag seats, see cities, and feast your eyes on the beautiful game.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 4, 2025

Why Fall Is the Best Time to Visit Cape May on the Jersey Shore

It's been called the Stars Hollow of New Jersey—and for good reason.

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National GeographicSep 27, 2023

These U.S. beach towns are even better in the fall

Summer may be over, but beach season doesn’t have to be. In fact, with fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, fall is the best time to explore coastal towns where cultural sites, natural wonders, and ...

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