If you’re visiting South Florida and hope to avoid the hassles of the famous (or infamous) Miami International Airport, Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport might be the right choice for you. This airport is considerably smaller and easier to maneuver, and flights through FLL are often cheaper than MIA. Two words of caution: the inadequate parking garages often fill up if you’re traveling around major holidays (Christmas, 4th of July). Also, on-site car rental counters are located in Terminal One, great if you’re flying in on Southwest Airlines, Continental or JetBlue but very annoying if you are taking Delta or most other carriers.

What to do on a Saturday in Vienna when you have kids? Why don’t you have a vegetarian bite at the "Hollerei"? A cosy and pretty place where kids up to 10 years get a free meal on Saturdays. Hollerei Hollergasse 9 http://www.hollerei.at/

Chapel is a nice bar on Ponsonby Rd with a casual atmosphere. No matter if you come in the afternoon or in the evening - it's always busy, even during the week. It's my flatmate's favourite bar in Auckland, and he lived here for all his life... http://www.chapel.co.nz/

In lofty height, 68 steps aloft in the west chancel of St. Sebald, where the emperor used to sit, you’ll experience the best acoustics . Tickets for concerts in this terrific old church can be bought at the NN Ticket Corner, the infopoint of Eckstein or the box office. http://www.kirchenmusik-st-sebald-nbg.de/

So there's the "website version" of what the Bier Markt is (http://www.thebiermarkt.com/home.html), and then there's the REAL version... ...Well I love the Bier Markt. This to me, is the place to go after work and beyond, when you want to step it up from an average bar (best nights are Thurs and Fri). Sure the website boasts its 500 versions of beer and how you can pair them with the perfect sophisticated meal, but this is what it's really about: -Beautiful big patio, and candle-lit decor inside -Lots of empty space that fills up fast, which means a high potential for mingling with interesting sorts ;-) -A big emphasis on beer, but also a choice of cocktails, wine...whatever you want -Amazing...

Different from the usual markets, Fratelli Fresh is the hip place to go for fine food and Italian groceries. It's located at Waterloo near the city. The area used to be occupied by a lot of warehouses but now antique shops and cafes can be seen everywhere. In fact the building of Fratelli Fresh used to be a warehouse. At Fratelli Fresh, you will find fresh food, olive oils, vegetables, cheese, bread, coffee and much more. They even offer delivery service. There's also a very nice cafe called Cafe Sopra which offers free cooking class during the weekends. http://www.fratellifresh.com.au/

I must say Guangzhou has the best bus network -- probably not completely fair to say among the world, but surely a winner compared to Sydney! Buses come very frequently in about every 15 minutes, with signs at all the stops and on the buses indicating every stop they will pass by, where they come from and where they are going to. Can't read the words for some reason? Just listen! Broadcast on the buses for every stop, with Cantonese, Mandarin, and, in some updated buses, English! What's more, it costs only about $1-$2RMB (about $0.15-$0.30 AUD)for the whole trip, not depending on the distance but as far as you wish to go, same price!! In one word, the complete opposite...