Rich Detroit history fuels trendy Parker’s Alley
Stroll the Shinola Hotel Parker’s Alley and visit a variety of uniquely Detroit shops and restaurants that do brisk business. It’s named after Thomas Parker, one of the Michigan city’s first Black landowners.
Discover the charm of exploring Traverse City
Visit 150 shops, boutiques, galleries and restaurants – many of them in 19th century Victorian storefronts in this northern Michigan city. Take a break at a sidewalk café on a tree-lined street.
Options galore on West Hollywood’s Sunset Strip
Head to Sunset Plaza in this famous, walkable California destination, then stop by the Design District and Santa Monica Boulevard. Pop into one of the award-winning restaurants to eat, drink and rest your feet.
Beaches and boutiques in Naples, Florida
A few blocks from Naples’ white-sand beaches, stroll Fifth Avenue South downtown and shop for art, stylish resort wear, jewelry and antiques. Feel Gulf of Mexico breezes while eating fresh seafood al fresco.
Go shopping in Burbank, home to movie studios
Burbank is full of great shopping districts. Visit over 600 shops and restaurants downtown, stop in vintage and eclectic boutiques in Magnolia Park and find major retailers at the impressive Empire Center.
From vintage to haute couture, find it in Portland
Discover the maker’s culture at Portland shops, including Orox Leather Co., in and near downtown. You’ll also find vinyl records, designer clothing and one-of-a-kid jewelry. Big bonus: There is no sales tax.
