Here you can go for nice adventures. Next to having 4 escape rooms they also organize all sorts of guided mystery tours through-out the city of Valkenburg. With these ’mystery games’ you also get a nice inside of this great old typical little city Valkenburg. - Pascal Mestrom
Have the best time touring the city or countryside by car or boat with Rob and Nathalie as your private hosts. - Suzka Renssen
Amsterdam's biggest urban park. It's near the Museum district and open for the public. On a warm summer day, you can relax on the grass or, if you're lucky, attend a free concert in the open-air theatre. - Frank Workum
Of course it is nice to take a normal canal cruise. But if you want something special contact Reinhard Spronk of Rederij De Jordaan. They have old ‘salon-boats’ that can be rented for all kinds of events. Parties, dinners, cruises etc. A special treat. - Laurens Gude And Jos Meis
Linked to the myth of the sirens, this archipelago, made up of three islets, has an incredible charm and also an architectural value, on one of the three islets stands a villa from the Art Deco period, embellished by the architect Le Corbusier. Famous for having been owned by Nureyev and frequented by artists and jet society it is still privately owned by an Italian entrepreneur, this is a little gem rich in history and art. Being private, the islands can't be visited freely but by invitation only or you can try to reserve it for a private event. If you are not among the lucky ones, you can always admire this pristine archipelago from a permitted distance so rent a boat and dive into the most crystal clear waters! - Chiara Esposito
The romantic promenade along the stretch of coast that goes from Positano to the small bay of Fornillo is characterized by a natural cave in which the citizens have built a nativity scene that testifies the art of the crib famous in this area. If you love to stay close to the center of Positano but enjoy a quieter area than the Spiaggia Grande I suggest to go there. - Chiara Esposito
This seaside village built on a rocky cliff, is a paradise for divers and offers two small bays to enjoy breathtaking views and sunsets. Do not forget to taste spaghetti alla Nerano in one of the restaurants on the beach, a typical dish of this small cove with courgettes. - Chiara Esposito
Literally a dip in ancient history! Have you ever thought of being able to swim in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea in a natural lagoon among the archaeological ruins of a villa of the ancient Rome period? Well, in the Sorrento peninsula it is possible. Let yourself be stunned by the scents of the Mediterranean vegetation. The walk (about 20 minutes) along the cliff to arrive in this earthly paradise worth it...really off the beaten path! - Chiara Esposito
Since I was 6 and saw my first show, I’ve been hooked on Broadway, especially musicals. Somehow they wring emotions out of you that you didn’t realize were there. - Amy Fine Collins
The Highline is a wonderful stroll after a few slices of Artichoke Basille’s Pizza. Walk the whole Highline or take in a few sections and plot out the rest of your afternoon in the Meatpacking District. - Jeremy Jankowski
I grew up on a farm in rural Arkansas, so I know how important outdoor space is to maintaining our spirit and sanity. The High Line is accessible to everyone and provides a connection to the past of our incredible city. - Bronson Van Wyck
Transmitter Park is one of the better-kept secrets in Brooklyn. This waterfront park provides a glimpse of Brooklyn past. Grab a space on a bench of a large rock and enjoy a very different view of the Manhattan skyline. - Jeremy Jankowski
It is an oasis of such special beauty. It is near my apartment and for that I am very lucky and feel very grateful. - Wendy Goodman
Socially, I love it for everything it stands for! I’m captivated by its majesty, scale, and engineering. It’s just as impactful today as ever. - Joy Moyler
The Park is the soul of the city, the reservoir its eye. It is a place for adventure, for tranquility, for unexpected encounters. - Amy Fine Collins
I love Central Park especially when there are flowers everywhere in the spring. Think morning walks and seeing all the dogs out and about and the fragrance from all the flowers. - Robert Rufino
Central Park is one of the most relaxing places in the city for me—especially Bethesda Fountain. I love watching the seasons change there in all its glory. Rain or shine. - Joy Moyler
I grew up going to Central Park as a kid and it is beautiful and magical in any season, but for me walking in the rain, anywhere, is always best. - Wendy Goodman
Starting May 1 passengers ride free on Saturdays and Sundays before noon. The ferry takes you to the most enchanting arts and historic island, a 172 acre park only 800 yards from Manhattan. Open May 1st-October 31st, part of the National Park service. Bike rentals available there, from the Battery Maritime Building located at 10 South Street. - Lee F. Mindel
Domino Park is one of the newer waterfront parks in Brooklyn and features a facade that blends old and new Williamsburg. It is one of my favorite picnic spots for a long Saturday with friends. Pull up on the faux grass or take in the waterfront from one of the many lounge areas. - Jeremy Jankowski
Grab a croque monsieur and a bottle of Sancerre to-go at Goat Sheep Cow—a fromagerie located nearby—and take in this Olmsted-designed park which was the site of the 1901 West Indian Exhibition. The park is often overlooked as it’s not located South of Broad, but if you catch it during bloom season when the camellias, dogwoods, and tulip magnolias pop, you (and your camera) will not leave disappointed. - Molly Waring
Our favorite hike is climbing to the Pinnacle which starts trough a lovely meadow, gradually leading to a steeper hike up to rocky outcroppings overlooking Lake Waramaug. - Natalie Randall
For really beautiful local hiking, and dog friendly trails, all within 4300 acres of protected lands. - Steven Gambrel
More than just a fly fishing club, this weekend retreat located on the Willowemoc Creek feel exclusive and intimate, but also just a walk away from town. - Ana Hito
