Posted on September 30, 2009 in Community Highlights
When he concluded one of history’s most famous trips, little did Christopher Columbus know his October arrival in the New World was perfectly timed; today the weekend that commemorates his trip is an ideal excuse for a fall getaway... Continue reading 6 Columbus Day Trips Recommended by IgoUgo Members
Posted on May 4, 2009 in Community Highlights
Covering topics as varied as Northern California’s wine trails, Tanzania’s lesser-known safari parks, and Panama’s most affordable hotels, the inspiring debuts of five new IgoUgo members already have us wondering where the travelers will go next... Continue reading Five Newcomers Share Unique Trips
Posted on January 8, 2009 in Community Highlights
The photographs of frequent New York visitor Dutchnatasja often capture her love of Hudson River sunsets, Brooklyn Bridge crossings, and Rockefeller Center skaters. This visit, it snowed, which only meant one thing: it was on. Her camera, that is... Continue reading Scenes from a Classic New York Holiday
Posted on September 8, 2008 in Community Highlights
If your only exposure to New York City’s outer boroughs was watching the US Open on TV, you’ve got some catching up to do. Hop on the subway for a worthwhile trip from Manhattan; trust us, Serena Williams isn’t the only person loving Queens today... Continue reading Best of the Boroughs: NYC's Overlooked Attractions
Posted on June 18, 2008 in Community Highlights
From socialite-studded Southampton to family-packed Ocean City, it can be difficult to claim a spot at the beach—or anywhere else—before Labor Day in the Northeast. To help, IgoUgo members name favorite places short on crowds and commute time... Continue reading Alternative Northeast: 15 Summer Getaways
Posted on March 31, 2008 in Features
Who boasts the best menu in New York City? Our vote goes to Rebecca Federman, keeper of the New York Public Library’s culinary collection. The passionate bibliographer and writer talks to IgoUgo about her fascinating job and favorite tables... Continue reading A Chat with NYC's Coolest Culinary Librarian
Posted on March 10, 2008 in Features
Brooklyn Brewery Brewmaster Garrett Oliver is famous not only for the craftsmanship of his beer, but also for his unique ability to pair beer and food. We asked him about the seemingly universal appeal of beer, and about his travels in search of new brews... Continue reading Interview with Brewmaster Garrett Oliver
Posted on November 29, 2007 in Features
Despite a reputation for excess and expense—especially during the holidays—New York City has plenty to offer visitors looking for a grand experience without spending a grand to get it... Continue reading NYC on Zero Dollars a Day
Posted on September 13, 2007 in Community Highlights
In one famous New York neighborhood, tiny trattorias sling Bolognese that would make Mamma proud, and fresh meats and cheeses fill windows. The spirit of Little Italy is in full swing as the 80th San Gennaro Festival kicks off... Continue reading Holy Cannoli! New York's San Gennaro Turns 80