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Short, opinionated lists from baristas, designers, writers and bookshop owners. The spots they’d send a friend to on a weekend.

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Joana MarquesEditor & Lisbon native · Lisbon

A long, slow weekend in Lisbon

Three days of tiled cafés, viewpoints with a beer, and one pastel de nata too many.

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1 day · 4 stopsTokyo
Hiro Tanaka
Barista, Onibus Coffee

Coffee crawl through Tokyo

Eight neighborhoods, twelve hours, and the only espresso route I'd defend to a Roman.

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1 day · 4 stopsParis
Léa Rousseau
Books editor

Bookshops & bakeries of Paris

The morning route I do when I have a manuscript to read.

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1 day · 5 stopsCopenhagen
Mads Kallesøe
Designer, studio K

Slow Sundays in Copenhagen

A list for anyone tired. Quiet cafés, one museum, a long walk by the water, and an early dinner.

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2 days · 6 stopsNew York
Talia Goldberg
Photographer

Brooklyn for first-timers

Skip the obvious. Here's where I take my parents when they finally come visit.

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1 day · 5 stopsBerlin
Nico Weber
Music writer

After dark in Berlin

Not the obvious clubs. Wine bars with no signs, a piano room above a kebab shop.

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3 days · 4 stopsBarcelona
Inés Vidal
Architect

Three days, Barcelona, no Sagrada Família

Yes really. The city beneath the tourist city.

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2 days · 4 stopsPorto
Pedro Almeida
Wine writer

Porto on a wine writer's budget

Where to drink, where to sleep cheaply, and the single bakery worth setting an alarm for.

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2 days · 5 stopsEdinburgh
Eilidh Campbell
Bookshop owner

Rainy Edinburgh, on purpose

The case for going in October. Cosy bars, dim cafés.

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