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Last Chance to Catch NYC's Holiday Notalgia Train
We met the voices of the NYC subway on our nostalgia ride this weekend!
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Charity: Water Goes Untapped: Win a MOMA Membership!
Untapped New York will be raffling off a one-year membership to MOMA (the Museum of Modern Art) at the charity:
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Dinner and Drinks Along Père Lachaise in Paris
Yesterday, I met up with a motley crew of creative ex-pats: an architecture professor/tour guide, an architect intern/waiter,
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The French Basque Country: Surf, Bullfights, Hikes & Eats
I just returned from a week in the Basque Country, on the border of Spain in southwest France. I think
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LITTLE TOKYO: The Best of Rue Saint-Anne in Paris
Rue Saint-Anne has always had a little bit of an independent streak. In 1822, the headquarters of the Nicolas wine
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The Best and Cheapest Coffee in Paris
My family is an expert at two things: Japanese food and coffee. That is, the consumption and critique of these
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Free Surf Lessons at Long Beach!
This is a guest post from Untapped correspondent, Janet Kim, designer and proprietor of the New York City-based contemporary clothing
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See France’s Loire Valley by Bike
You’re probably wondering why so many posts outside of Paris. Parisians tend to flee from the city of light
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L’ILE D’OR: The Black Island of Tin-Tin in France’s Riviera
Although the fictional Black Island of Tin-Tin was located in Scotland, it is commonly believed the inspiration for the island
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How to Use the Eurail Pass in France
The Eurail pass might be a little more technologically advanced since the 1975 version (above) but reserving train tickets in
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The Passage du Prado in Paris
The Passage du Prado is unlike any other arcade in Paris. It’s not perfect, not museumified and it’s
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Beauvais Airport in Paris: How to Get There
Posting this as a public service announcement due to the lack of correct/official information on the web. Beauvais is
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Why Does Williamsburgh have in “H” in parts of Brooklyn?
Did you know Williamsburg used to have an “h”? This week’s entry is a cross-post with Gotham Lost and