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How do you explore a new city as a tourist?
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this post was submitted on 09 Aug 2023
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I search for the types of things I like specifically instead of the things that are thought to have wide appeal. Wherever I go I look for: vegan food, extreme metal concerts, goth clubs, swinger clubs, anime/gaming stores, and the occasional park with a nice lake or river. Do the same but with your interests! All cities are mostly similar to each other in a lot of ways. Also, you can spice it up by trying to do one or two things that are unique to that city's culture without being tourist traps, such as a local food item or a particularly good museum or coffee shop.