Hemispheres Magazine
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Apr 2011
Three Perfect Days: San Francisco
Home to tech mavens, foodies, counterculture types and newcomers from all over the globe, America’s hilly, fog-shrouded Golden Gate is a city unlike any other.
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Mar 2011
Three Perfect Days: Mexico
Along this captivating stretch of Pacific coast, where the jungle meets the sea, a global village of surfers, cowboys, expats and celebrities gather in a laidback paradise.
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Feb 2011
Three Perfect Days: Hong Kong
The Gateway to the East is a harbor town that glitters with the lights of international business. But to really understand Hong Kong, you have to meet it halfway.
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Jan 2011
Three Perfect Days: Las Vegas
The desert oasis makes a run for the title of “City that Never Sleeps.”
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Dec 2010
Three Perfect Days: São Paulo
The biggest city in South America is both cosmopolitan and surprisingly intimate.
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Nov 2010
Three Perfect Days: Ho Chi Minh City
The once-embattled Vietnamese city has a fast pace and vibrancy few cities can match
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Sep 2010
Three Perfect Days: Paris
To make the most of the City of Light, linger over your meals and put on your walking shoes.
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Aug 2010
Three Perfect Days: Denver
Long the gateway to the Wild West, the Mile High City maintains a freewheeling, outdoorsy spirit.
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Jul 2010
Three Perfect Days: Amsterdam
This charming city is historic, modern and, perhaps most important, eminently walkable, which makes seeing its sights in three days a real pleasure.
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Jun 2010
Three Perfect Days: Long Island
The Hamptons, that well-known summer camp for the rich and famous, are bordered by windswept beaches, rustic fishing piers and a plethora of artisanal eateries. Hard to believe they’re less than 100 miles from Manhattan.
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May 2010
Three Perfect Days: Seoul
North of the Han River lies a staid residential city; to the south, a modern, trendy destination. We sample the best of both worlds.
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Apr 2010
Three Perfect Days: Geneva
Known for its timepieces, its banking and the United Nations, this elegant city has a surprisingly smalltown feel.
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Mar 2010
Three Perfect Days: Austin
The Texas capital boasts more live music per capita than any other U.S. city, as well as some of the best barbecue brisket in the world and a hefty dose of weirdness.
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Feb 2010
Three Perfect Days: Montreal
Once a remote fur-trading post, Montreal is now a thriving modern city brimming with Old World charm.
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Jan 2010
Three Perfect Days: Sonoma
Napa’s rugged little sister in Northern California is quickly becoming the next big thing, thanks to a laid-back attitude and a thriving foodie scene. Oh, and the wine’s pretty good, too.
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Dec 2009
Three Perfect Days: Riviera Maya
With pristine beaches, outdoor adventure and a splash of ancient history, it’s no wonder this area became a hit with tourists. Now that tourism has slowed, it’s the perfect time to pay a visit.
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Nov 2009
Three Perfect Days: New Orleans
Reborn after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is still a city with amazing food and music, quirky shops and bars, beautiful architecture and a true sense of history.
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Sep 2009
Three Perfect Days: Budapest
For centuries a tumultuous crossroads of art, architecture, invasion and rebellion, the bohemian capital of Hungary has finally found serenity. But it’s still got a maverick soul.
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Aug 2009
Three Perfect Days: Victoria, B.C.
With a hint of Victorian refinement, a strong Native American flavor and a scenic mountain range, the City of Gardens has all the ingredients of a tourist haven—but don’t worry, it’s not one yet.
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Jul 2009
Three Perfect Days: Sydney
In the other city by the bay, surfers, scenesters and highbrow culture mavens all stay happily occupied. Sydneysiders, it turns out, are all of the above.