Are you a certified scuba diver? Love going for long hikes and camping excursions? Enjoy nothing more than busting out your kayak paddles? Time to move to the city.

Oscar fame can start with a dream, a camera, and a Zipcar. Our exclusive interview with “Freeheld” director–producer Cynthia Wade.

Thanks to their generous portions, low prices, and huge flavors, food trucks are *pretty* big these days. Here are 7 of the tastiest to track down.

From heated seats in the wintertime (cozy!) to books on demand, these cities around the world are unleashing some seriously genius public transportation innovations.

Thought libraries were just about books? Think again—they’re more relevant than ever.

Up-and-coming artists. Neighborhood vibes. Free drinks and snacks. For the budding culture vulture looking to hit the town, urban gallery walks don’t just provide perfectly bite-sized, arty adventuring—they do it on the house.

Whole Brooklyn neighborhoods are on the cusp of transformation. Discover Red Hook and Gowanus's quirky new hot spots.

It’s no coincidence that Zipcars live in leading-edge cities. And as we work towards advances in technology, transportation, sustainability, and city living, so do the following locales.

You can take an elevator to the top of the Empire State Building, climb the Statue of Liberty, or peer over a martini from any number of rooftop bars in the city. But nothing will give you a view of Manhattan like the High Line.