Litomyšl is a delightful small town with a cobbled square lined with pastel architectural confections, a renaissance chateau that is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and plenty of charming small streets, gardens and cafes to explore. The town has connections to famous figures in Czech art, literature and music and is worth more than just a day trip.

Litomyšl, Pardubice, Czech Republic, Europe

OK... so I was actually born and raised a good ways south of Atlanta in Macon, but I adore Atlanta and love hanging out there every time I get back near home... such a unique food culture in Atlanta, some of which I wish would migrate West... maybe I feel a new venture of my own comin' on ;)

Georgia, United States

Paris is a town to let kids act like adults. Plenty of museums and historical stuff. Don't forget to grab a pariscope to find regular gigs like cycling/rollerblading excursions on Sundays. For when you've given up trying to fit in, the cinemas on the Champs Elysees and at Bercy village run recent movies in "VO" (english). For dining, stick to "bistro" type restaurants in residential areas for a warmer welcome for kids (hint: parisians eat at 8)

Paris, Île-de-France, France, Europe

SF Peninsula and South Bay has tons of theatres for you to act in and enjoy. These are my favorites.

California, United States

Cape Cod National Seashore, Edward Gorey House, Optimist Cafe and 7 other places

Cape Cod, Massachusetts, United States