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Bounded by Lake Michigan, Magnificent Mile on Michigan Avenue, and the river, the Gold Coast (and neighboring Streeterville) is lined with historic mansions, upscale restaurants and chic boutiques. A bustling neighborhood, it is filled with professional offices, high rise apartments, universities, hospitals, and cultural centers. Over the early 21 st century, the area started to blossom into the vibrant community it is today. A number of properties from the National Register of Historic Places such as the Palmolive Building, the Drake Hotel, the Navy Pier and the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago are nearby. The Wrigley Building and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago are within easy walking distance. This is a highly sought out area for both locals and visitors alike.

Discover the Financial District of Los Angeles Los Angeles’ Financial District is one of 13 districts within downtown Los Angeles that make up the city’s historic core. Located just south of the Bunker Hill District, which starts at 5th Street, the Financial District replaced the original Spring Street Financial District, which fell into decline after the Second World War. The heart of the Financial District has many architecturally outstanding high-rise buildings that define the city’s unique skyline. Attracting over 10 million visitors each year, this vibrant part of downtown Los Angeles continues to enjoy a boom in construction, and is home to the tallest mixed-use building west of the Mississippi. A visit to the Financial District of Los Angeles should include the newly opened US Bank Tower with OUE Skyspace, the highest observation deck in California. Other noteworthy landmarks include the Brockman Building, Ernst and Young Plaza, the Fine Arts Building and Los Angeles Public Library.

Boulder has been coined as ‘twenty-files square miles surrounded by reality’, and it’s easy to see why. Boasting gorgeous weather and spectacular scenery, this is the perfect base for those who like fitness and activities as much as they like traveling. One of the best ways to experience beautiful Boulder is by walking or cycling along the Boulder Creek Path. Spanning roughly 5.5 miles, it runs to Boulder Canyon on the west and Stazio Ballfields on the east. A microcosm of Colorado itself, the path covers vast plains and mountains, and brings up rural and urban landscapes as you pass by parks, shopping areas and seasonal fairs. Whether you’re on two wheels or two feet, here’s what to pack into your trip.

Aviation Avenue is dream destination for plane lovers and fishing enthusiasts. Its scenic route along the south of Lake Spenard leads to some of Anchorage’s prime aviation-spotting locations. The Millennium Lakefront Anchorage Hotel is at the heart of this area and even has its own dock for sea plane flights and fishing pick-ups. Within easy reach of downtown Anchorage, this scenic area is a pleasant compromise between adventure seeking in the nearby locations and relaxing amidst some of Anchorage’s most outstanding scenery.

Set in the state of North Carolina, Durham is home to two universities, North Carolina Central University and Duke University. Following the civil war, a thriving tobacco industry facilitated the rapid growth of Durham and on April 10, 1869, the North Carolina General Assembly incorporated the town. Durham is a popular destination for culture vultures and hosts a number of festivals and events including the Bull Durham Blues Festival, the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival and the American Dance Festival. A number of independent record labels, including Merge records, have their headquarters in Durham, as the area has a rich African American R&B, funk and soul music history. The city is also home to quite a few off-beat museums, most famous of which is the Scrap Exchange, said to be the ‘largest non-profit creative reuse arts center in the country’.

Explore Times Square, the vibrant heart of New York Located at the heart of Midtown Manhattan, Times Square is a commercial neighborhood and a major intersection. This area has been immortalized in countless Hollywood blockbusters and continues to fuel the imagination of local residents and visitors to the Big Apple. This famous junction on Broadway and Seventh Avenue houses many well-known New York landmarks such as The Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center and the Theater District. This bustling square is known for its numerous shopping destinations and world class shows on Broadway. The square is named after the New York Times, which opened its headquarters at the Times Building in 1904.The billboards and signs at Times Square are some of the most well-known and expensive advertisement spots in the world. This bow-shaped junction represents spirit of New York and its residents; and should definitely get a spot on every New York visitor’s itinerary. Find out what to expect on a visit to Times Square. Let us take you on a stroll through this neighborhood during the day and night.

Explore New York's famous First Avenue First Avenue was one of 12 roads that were laid across the length of Manhattan island from north-south, as part of the Commissioners' Plan of 1811. Though work started on the avenue immediately after the plan was finalized, it was constructed in sections and only completed in the 19th century. Given the number of bicycles that traverse this avenue, a protected bike lane was earmarked in 2011. Running tangential to the United Nations Head Quarters, the road passes through neighbourhoods such the East Village, the Upper East Side, Yorkville and Spanish Harlem. A long walk or a short cab ride will take you to New York landmarks such as the Empire State Building, the Theater District, Central Park, Grand Central Terminal and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Commercial outlets relevant to each New York neighborhood line First Avenue. Take a quick look at our guide below to find the perfect spots to explore during your visit.

Discover Downtown New York City Millennium Downtown New York is the perfect place to explore the vibrant downtown area of New York City. With our convenient location, you can experience all the sights and sounds of this amazing city! Features section: Explore the Heart of New York City Downtown New York City is home to world-famous attractions, art galleries, restaurants, and more. With Millennium Downtown New York, you can easily explore all that this vibrant area has to offer. A Unique Experience for Everyone Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or an exciting adventure with friends and family, Millennium Downtown New York has something for everyone. We offer a wide range of activities and experiences that will make your stay even more special. Stay in Comfort and Style At Millennium Downtown New York, we strive to provide our guests with comfortable accommodations in a stylish setting. Our rooms are designed with modern amenities to ensure that your stay is as enjoyable as possible.

New York wouldn’t be the same without Broadway. With its abundance of shops, theaters, bars and restaurants stretching across the city from Columbus Circle to Union Square West, you’ll have to cross it at some point. Originally known as Wickquasgeck Trail, Broadway was carved into the brush of Manhattan by Native American inhabitants and the trail soon became the main road through the island. In the 18th century, Broadway ended at the town commons, north of Wall Street, where traffic continued to snake up the East side of the island via Eastern Post Road, the West Side via Bloomingdale Road, and the north of the Grand Circle, which is now Columbus Circle. The name ‘Broadway’ was then extended to the entire road, and today it’s just as busy as ever. When you’re crossing Broadway, keep these New York must-dos in mind.

McCormick Ranch is an interesting area of Scottsdale, which has become one of the largest planned communities in Arizona. In 1921, the area was owned by the Jolly family. They built a ranch and home on 160 acres, now the site of the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park on the corner of Scottsdale and Indian Bend Roads. In 1942, the land was acquired by Fowler and Anne McCormick, and for the next 12 years the couple developed their ranch, expanding it by buying adjoining parcels of land. McCormick Ranch now covers an area of approximately five square miles and includes beautiful golf courses, parks, sports grounds, tennis courts, 25 miles of recreational trails, and seven man-made lakes. The main streets are lined with high-end shops, boutiques and businesses along with the Scottsdale Pavilions outdoor shopping center.