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Never mind the typical vacations to beach resorts and amusement parks — whether you’ve got a weekend or a week to spend, there are good times and great memories to be had in any major city.
You Will Need
Internet access
Affordable hotel
Access to public transportation
Official visitor sites
Local residents
Tickets to events and attractions (optional)
Step 1: Find a good home base（從網(wǎng)上搜索實(shí)惠，交通便利的酒店）
Find a good home base by searching online for affordable hotels that are not necessarily in the trendiest neighborhoods, but give you easy access to them via public transportation.
Step 2: Ask a local（不雇導(dǎo)游，問(wèn)當(dāng)?shù)厝耍?/STRONG>
Get away from overpriced and underwhelming tourist traps by asking a friendly local resident where they like to go for good food and entertainment.
Step 3: Find events（看看當(dāng)?shù)赜惺裁磻c典活動(dòng)）
Browse online or request information from official visitor sites to find out what events are taking place during your visit.
Make reservations or buy tickets ahead of time if possible, or consider traveling in the off-season when popular attractions won’t be so packed.
Step 4: Seek out new things（找出與你自己的城市不一樣的地方和文化）
Seek out new places and cultures you don’t have in your hometown. Visit a museum, try an ethnic restaurant, enjoy the performing arts, go to a major league ball game, or take your picture by a historic marker.
Step 5: Talk with the locals（與當(dāng)?shù)厝私徽劊?/STRONG>
Walking around the city and talking with the local residents can be the best way to learn all you can about the city’s culture.
Eugene Fodor, the founder of Fodor’s travel guidebooks, began publishing books for Europe in 1936; Fodor’s guidebooks are now available for over 300 destinations worldwide.
