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A group of people stands on a snowy terrace outside a mountain lodge, surrounded by dramatic, sunlit peaks and deep valleys under a pink and orange sky.

Jan 26

By Claire Lui

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Discover the Dolomites

Northern Italy’s magnificent Alpine region is trending as Europe’s hottest cold weather destination.

Large snow-covered trees frame a park where people, including children, enjoy sledding on a snowy hillside. The ground and branches are blanketed with fresh snow, creating a classic wintery scene.

Dec 27

By Jeremy Klein

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The Recs: NYC’s Best Sledding Hills

Carve up the Big Apple at these premier sledding spots across the five boroughs.

An open cookbook titled Home Cooked for the Holidays displays recipes for Italian Sausage Soup and Moroccan Chicken Tajine, with a charming cover illustration of a family gathered at a festive dinner table.

Dec 10

By Inhabit Editors

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Home Cooked for the Holidays

From regional favorites to family traditions, Home Cooked for the Holidays celebrates festive flavors from the regions where our brand flies its flag.

Nov 26

By Melissa Klurman

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Our Essential Holiday Tipping Guide

Who, how, and what? Here's all the intel on seasonal tipping etiquette.

A split image showing two city skylines: on the left, New York City in daylight with bright blue sky; on the right, Frankfurt at sunset with colorful clouds and city lights starting to glow.

Nov 13

By Claire Lui

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Mainhattan Meets Manhattan

A top real estate brand isn’t the only thing they share. We compare Frankfurt neighborhoods with their NYC counterparts.

A small wooden dock extends into a calm lake with three boats, two near the dock and one farther out. Trees frame the view and a wooded shoreline is visible in the distance under partly cloudy skies.

Nov 01

By Jeremy Klein

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Shelter Island: Where Tides Converge

Nestled between the high gloss of the Hamptons and the pastoral charm of the North Fork, this wonderland of woods and waters awaits with open ferry terminals.

A neon sign on a brick building at night reads LJ RESTAURANT in green and red, with a vertical red BAR sign above it. A window and a tree are visible nearby.

Oct 28

By Lee Musho

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It’s All On Atlantic Avenue

For over 200 years, Atlantic Avenue has been Brooklyn’s main east-west artery. Here are some essential places to visit along the stretch from the Brooklyn Heights waterfront to Atlantic Terminal.