Posted by Rebecca Eggleston on June 10, 2009 |
Interest in second cities is on the rise again. As travelers look to urban experiences that come with a lower price tag and go beyond the most established destinations while still accessing world class dining, entertainment, culture and events, second cities around the world are proving attractive choices.
In this article, Jeremy Kressman suggests a list of the best second cities around the world from Krakow to Melbourne, Osaka to Gothenburg, Salvador to Galway, the U.S.A.’s own “second city” Chicago, and more.
Across all these examples and what they have to offer, there is a common theme of a sense of discovery without sacrificing on choice or excellence in the cultural experience.