Chacarita is more than just home to one of South America's largest necropolis. The Argentinian neighborhood is also a happening hood and a thriving foodie hotspot.
Greek and Vietnamese immigrants have shaped the neighborhood, and so have lots of businesses in manufacturing. In recent years, Marrickville has developed into a sought-after neighborhood, and is often dubbed "the new Newtown" and "the new Paddington." The neighborhood's arts scene is growing, and so are the families who are moving there.
Jump on a ferry across the IJ river and get to know the cool Dutch neighborhood of Noord. This former wasteland has a gritty feel to it, but long past are its rough days. Now, instead of petty criminals, you're more likely to find hipsters sipping on lattes. It's a wonderful creative hub and home to numerous events, including the iconic dance music festival Amsterdam Dance Event.
The Czech Republic's capital may be gorgeous, but it's also very busy. But across the Vltava river from the city's crammed Old Town, you'll find Letná, a neighborhood with lots of open spaces, cool eateries, and independent shops.
Stevenson Square and the surrounding area is Manchester's coolest spot in 2022. Part of it has been pedestrianized, making it even more attractive for people to enjoy its offer of pubs, cafés, and bars. And there's a new green space in town, too, so the city really is moving forward. Add Mayfield Park to your must-visit list.
The city's oldest neighborhood was settled by Bahamians in the 19th century. Today, it's likely Miami's most happening neighborhood, featuring charming restaurants and shops, as well as the iconic open-air shopping mall, CocoWalk.
There is more to Kenya's capital than its frenetic traffic. Kilimani is home to a thriving arts scene and nightlife, and it's definitely worth a visit. Maasai Market is the place to go shopping for souvenirs.
Melbourne is one of the most multicultural areas of Australia, and Fitzroy is no exception. The neighborhood rapidly became a hub for artsy types, with secondhand shops, bars, and an eclectic range of restaurants that cater to every taste.
Tel Aviv is known for being Israel's most lively city, but unlike other areas, Levinsky didn't lose its authenticity. Home to Turkish, Persian, and Ethiopian communities, the neighborhood has the perfect mix between traditional businesses and hip stores, including artisan cafés and vintage boutiques.
It's now time to head over to Canada's British Columbia, more specifically the buzzing neighborhood of the West End in Vancouver. The city's headquarters for the LGBTQ community, the West End is indeed a welcoming place for everyone. It goes without saying that the annual Pride festival is huge here.
Vesterbro is full of Danish charm, with its historical sites, cool streets, and eateries where you can enjoy Scandinavian delicacies. Halloween and Christmas are two of the best times of the year to visit, as they are both big in the neighborhood.
Artsy neighborhood Barrio de las Letras has a bohemian vibe and a reputation for being one of the Spanish capital's partying hotspots. Don't miss out on the open-air Mercado de Las Ranas, which takes place on the first and third Saturdays of the month.
Hong Kong's former red-light district is now one of its coolest neighborhoods. Trendy shops and eateries, as well as its vibrant arts scene, make Wan Chai a unique place.
Silver Lake may be a stretch of Sunset Boulevard, however it's a little bit different from its neighbors and indeed utterly hipster. From boutique shops to bohemian cafés, you're covered. Head to the Silver Lake Farmers' Market on a Tuesday afternoon or Saturday morning for the freshest produce in the area.
If you're looking for a neighborhood in this Italian city where you can feel what Naples is all about, then Riona Sanità is your destination. There you'll enjoy the Baroque architecture, its authentic restaurants, and local markets.
Singapore is quite a unique place, and one of its exquisite features is the neighborhood of Little India. The Artwalk Little India festival takes place in January as part of Singapore Art Week. During the celebrations, you can enjoy art installations, performances, and everything in between.
The Spanish city is not just about Antoni Gaudí and soccer. Sants, being a little bit further from the city center, has its own character, where everyone is welcome. In August, people take to the streets during the Festa Major de Sants, making it a great time of the year to visit.
Many Londoners who have been priced out of some East and North London areas have found a safe haven in this part of the capital. Walthamstow village is adorable, and the famous market and High Street are now buzzing with new life.
Avondale may be home to the city's Polish community, but there you can also eat the best Mexican food in town! The neighborhood is going through gentrification, and new spots pop up all the time. Take a stroll down Milwaukee Avenue and see how the old and the new are present.
Okay, Berlin is probably one of the coolest cities in the world. At the heart of the German capital, you'll find Neukölln. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy its array of local shops, including Turkish, Lebanese, and Syrian eateries, as well as beautiful green spaces. Tip: in the summer, there is an open-air cinema in the area.
