Category: Travel    Travel Insurance for foreigners

Amazon, Nirvana, Penny Arcade, Starbucks, Macklemore, Frasier . Without Seattle, middle-class white people would just sit in a dark room and eat celery. But what […]

For every place featured on Hack Your City, we receive multiple comments that say, “Here’s a tip: never go there.” This sparkling poignancy is always […]

Aside from that one big car race, Indianapolis is not getting enough attention for a city of over 800,000. Let’s give him some. Let’s really […]

I have a wonderful group of London hackers, boom-ba-ba-bam. Here they are all cited below. Your Hack Your City reviewer is on Dayquil today and […]

In London, a city named after its famous bridge, get to London! It is well known that all Englishmen are from London, that everyone in […]

This week on Hack Your City, we received over 125 comments with tips about Denver, Colorado. Some themes: There are great hikes and great breweries, […]

If you ask us, Denver is pretty high up there. So, every week on Hack Your City, we ask for your tips for another city. […]

I am always amazed which cities generate the most comments in our Hack Your City column . Readers left 231 comments on Monday ‘s Tell […]

Welcome to our weekly hack your city read-only column on how to get the most out of your city. This week we are covering Philadelphia, […]

Last week we asked for your advice on how to come or live in Houston, Texas. Then we disappeared for Thanksgiving. So here is finally […]

Toronto was the first big city I have ever visited. Compared to my hometown of Rochester, Toronto was mostly Tokyo. I liked the pressure of […]

This week in Hack Your City, we talk about the lush southern supercity Houston, Texas. Like the singers from Save the Horse, Saddle the Cowboy, […]

When we asked Lifehacker readers for advice on visiting or living in Washington DC , we received nearly 300 comments, a new record for Hack […]

In this column, we’ve hacked several industrial cities like Los Angeles and Las Vegas . It’s time for the city’s military-industrial complex. Washington, DC has […]

Las Vegas may be the most hacked city in the country. If you google travel tips, by the time you hit I’m Lucky, you’ll have […]

This week in the Hack Your City section, we want your advice on visiting or living in Las Vegas. There is always more travel advice […]

This week on Hack Your City, we asked you for the best Boston tips . You gave us great guides for museums (including one that […]

Boston, the brick heart of New England, is populated by university snobs, heavily accented townspeople, descendants of colonial-era dynasties, aggressive drivers, more aggressive baseball fans, […]

This week we asked for your advice on how to visit or live in Los Angeles, West Albany. You delivered. (Thanks to the commenters who […]

We decided to New York. Chicago. San Francisco. And the biggest apple of all, Phoenix. It’s time for Los Angeles, a city where you can […]

Do you know the movie ” Chicago” , Sinatra’s song “Chicago” and the band Chicago? They are all based on a real city! And when […]

It may seem unfair that Chicago is always compared to New York and Los Angeles, the two only major cities in the United States, but […]

The avid Lifehacker reader can survive anywhere from a beautiful New York City garbage bag to the jeweled hillside of San Francisco and even outside […]

The capital of Arizona and the nation’s fifth largest city, Phoenix thrived after World War II as farmers and ranchers weren’t the only ones able […]

You’ve given us your best tips and tricks for San Francisco – not just how to visit, but how to make a living there. For […]

San Francisco is truly a three-dimensional city. As each of its elevations was colonized in its own way, the physical layers sometimes reflect the social […]

In Lifehacker’s recent New York City travel guide, we asked you for the best tips. We’ve received hundreds of responses with tips and tricks (along […]

“You are not enjoying the family or the seventy wonders of the city, but the answer he gives to your question,” wrote Italo Calvino in […]