Check out the sweet original art on display in one of New York's best comic book stores.
The “mecca” of black education. Founded in 1867, Howard is one of only 48 private U.S. Doctoral/Research-Extensive Universities, and is regarded as the crown jewel of HBCUs. En savoir plus .
From 1235 until 1835, the monarch’s personal zoo was kept at the Tower, and it included many exotic animals given as presents by other monarchs, including polar bears, leopards and elephants.
Named after a former Lord Mayor of London (d.1703), this museum shows how the English home has changed from 1630 to 1998 with 11 ‘sample’ rooms, each with festive decorations at Christmas.
This park is on the site of the Foundling Hospital set up by the philanthropist Thomas Coram in 1739, to care for abandoned and homeless children. The hospital moved to Surrey in the 1920s.
The staff is friendly, the food and drinks are cheap, and there’s a wide variety of shows. Don’t dress up! – Ryan H.
Built in 1903, this horseshoe-shaped stadium holds 30,323 sports fans, has 2,282 steps, and held concerts by Bob Marley and Janis Joplin. En savoir plus .
The Ohio Players are one of the greatest R&B and funk groups to come out of the Dayton scene in the 70s. The bands grooves, fortified in funk, are still being raided by Hip-Hop producers today. En savoir plus .
The largest rugby union stadium in the world and second largest stadium in Britain. 82,000 rugby fans will fill this stadium three times for this year's RBS 6 Nations.
I want some crazy fun involving burgers and milkshakes. I want to stand around doing something vaguely sporty. That's when someone will tell you about the All Star Lanes franchise.
The name of this hill dates back to the English Civil War when it was occupied by Roundhead (Parliamentary) soldiers. The panoramic views over London are protected by law.
Everyone’s favorite inquisitive monkey is alive and well at this fun and vibrant book and toy store. En savoir plus .
Stop by and catch the Lake Erie Monsters or the Cleveland Cavaliers play at the Quicken Loans Arena. Did you know Perry Ellis sponsored the Cavs many, many years ago?
Constructed in 1727, and currently the Cambridge Center for Adult Education, it was originally the home of General William Brattle, a prominent military leader and loyalist in revolutionary Cambridge. En savoir plus .
The original location of Martin Goodman's publishing company, Timely Comics, that would eventually become Marvel Comics.
The No 1 live-music pub in town, live acts every night and entries are often free!
Have time to kill? The closest thing to a mall in NYC, the shops at Grand Central Station run the gamut from high-end lingerie to French pastries.
I LOVE McDonalds..hence why I wear my corsets and why I should be on a diet! But this is a great place for great fast food & I LOVE their McCafe's Caramel Frappe's! - India Ferrah, RuPaul's Drag Race
Access to the Edisto River and canoe rentals make this a great place to connect to nature. En savoir plus .
McSorley's was one of the last "Men Only" pubs in Manhattan and the musky walls and sawdust floors are doing their best to uphold that odiferous tradition. - IFC Staff
Dedicated in 1931 to members of the Harvard community who died in WWI, and now America’s wars since. En savoir plus .
Made-to-order tableside guac and a 100-plus tequilalist keep stars like Jessica Simpson dipping in. Tip: Snag a sidewalk seatat their spanking-new Hudson Street location for good people-watching.
If house is your music then let's go! This is a great place for late-night drinks and good music but mind the higher dress code.
Find out why everyone is talking about Paris as a fashion metropolis and have a look at the shops at Rue de Rivoli and Le Marais.
A good option south of the river for 6 Nations Rugby viewing - a massive pub with massive screens!
Painter Edward Hopper's main studio is still partly intact. The building is now owned by New York University.
