Janice Nieder
Liverpool’s beat goes on and on
Travel guru Janice Nieder explores The Beatles' hometown of Liverpool, England and discovers cool things to do, a vibrant shopping scene, and even a few hidden gems.
CLEAR could help you get to the spa faster
This is the hottest thing to hit travel since wheels on a suitcase.
San Francisco Street Food Festival Preview
La Cocina’s San Francisco Street Food Festival brings all of the best food (and music) in the Bay Area to one street.
8 Cool Things To Do in Charlottesville, Virginia
Travel writer extraordinaire Janice Nieder shares some tips and secrets for those looking to explore Charlottesville, Virginia, a city soaked in charm. Find out which historical sights not to miss, eclectic shopping, and succulent sups and farm-to-fork eats. Plus: how to give your 18th century mojo a jolt.
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Glamorous Girlfriend Getaway: Keswick Hall at Monticello
Originally built in 1912, this sumptuous, 8,000 square foot Italianate estate snuggled in 200 acres of prime Virginia countryside, was known as the Villa Crawford.
King Street Reigns Supreme in Old Town Alexandria
Travel guru Janice Nieder visits Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, and shares tips on where to eat, where to stay, and things to do. Plus, some of her favorite shops.
Snowless getaway fun at Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe
Decorated from nature's crayon box of burnt sienna, piney forest green and antique rose gold, the hotel exudes an upscale western vibe, reminiscent of a Rockefeller turn of the century Great Camp.
Sacramento: Surprisingly fun
Since 1849, when early settlers came west hoping to find gold and glory, Sacramento has maintained a firm grip on preserving its history. Old Sacramento, a National Historic Landmark, is THE place to check out how life might have been back in the day.
The Inn at Park Winters: Sample the slow life in style
Yolo is a hidden piece of paradise and only about an hour's drive from the San Francisco Bay area.
Stylish Amsterdam Girlfriend Getaway
I always felt that Amsterdam was a microcosm of Europe’s finest offerings and therefore the perfect introduction for a newbie.