by Kyle Matthews – July 16, 2024 – in Technology
If you want to know where to grab the best pint of Guinness in Dublin, you’ll learn far more talking with a local Dubliner in a small pub than you would from touring the Guinness Storehouse. To truly explore the world — to see the cities where people live every day — you have to ask the locals for their favorite spots.
They won’t take you to crowded tourist areas, but they’ll show you the cities that guidebooks and webpages don’t know. For example, you can join a local to get a private tour of the graffiti and urban art in the streets of Buenos Aires, stroll past Sidney’s famous opera house and harbor, admire the medieval architecture of Vienna’s palaces and cathedrals, see the unrivaled natural beauty of Reykjavik, or explore the tranquil ponds and bonsai of Hong Kong’s Nan Lian Garden.
