Oct 19, 2023, 02:39 PM IST
Source: Time Out
This neighbourhood is home to the famed nightlife strip, La 70, where every bar and restaurant place can turn into a dance floor with the right song. Other than the La 70, there are also a lot of parks, tree-lined streets, yoga studios and countless coffee shops.
This Dublin neighbourhood is a melting pot of tradition, activism and new ventures. One of the most famous places here to visit is 'The Cobblestone,' a historical pub known as the home of traditional Irish music in Dublin. If you are planning to visit Smithfield, then the best time is August when you can also relish Irish music.
Once known as a proper working-class area outside Madrid's ring road, this place is home to the Pradera de San Isidro, the main event of Madrid's celebrations for its patron saint every May. You can take part in free concerts and eat traditional food.
Havnen is Copenhagen's living room, dedicated to its architecture. This is the place where the city comes to play, whether it's on boats, floating rafts, kayaks or the swimming pool. One can visit during the winter when the city opens new public saunas this year.
This neighbourhood is famous for its coffin shops and funeral-related services and is one of Hong Kong's liveliest districts. Travellers can visit this place in the month of March to witness its creative side. This is the only place in the country where you can find a mix of historic temples and antique stores alongside contemporary art galleries.
This Australian city is a vibrant and go-to hub for multicultural eateries, live music venues and cosy bars that you'll find yourself returning to again and again.
Not far from the French Quarter, it can easily be reached via streetcar, bike or on foot along the Lafitte Greenway. This place is perfect for strolling around City Park and surrounding blocks and boasts classic bars, restaurants, breweries and sno-ball stands.