the people's passport
amber parlow, megha, Cecilia Seiter, Jordan Soderholm, Leave It To Anna, Katy Gaines, The Hotel Crush, Hannah Stone, Diana Baleya, sinemtravel guides written by locals + other pretty places I go and find noteworthy. an american living in stockholm.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 60 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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charlotte's guide to nyc
Before we get started — hi, I’m Charlotte. I’ve been writing on Substack for nearly two years, mostly covering the world of interior design. But for over a decade, I’ve been lucky enough to call New York home, and it’s a city that never sto...
cecilia's guide: los angeles
Hello, and welcome to the City of Angels!
Though I’m originally from the Bay Area, Los Angeles has my entire heart. The near year-round heat, the palm-lined streets, the city’s energy—it’s electrifying, inspiring, and dizzying all at once....
my language learning rolodex
every resource + the actual tutors I have personally used
A quick detour from travel content — though I’d argue this is actually very much about travel.
sinem's guide: melbourne
I might not be originally from Melbourne, but after seven years of living my absolute best life here, I think I’ve earned Melburnian status.
In that time, I’ve probably explored this city more than most locals ever will — partly because th...
gillian's guide: venice
My perfect weekend in Venice would not be a weekend at all. Come on a Wednesday or Sunday afternoon to skip the day tripper crowds and entrance ticket chaos. That said, any days spent in Venice are good days. Here is my advice for how to sp...
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travel guides written by locals + other pretty places I go and find noteworthy. an american living in stockholm.
sf-based florist, technologist, cyclist, and runner. i try to see the sunset every day.
food journo & copywriter. on a strict diet of dirty martinis & debauchery. LA, occasionally SF.
Co-founder of Ranger Station. My thoughts on style, and how to build and edit a long-lasting wardrobe.
Weekend escapes, curated shopping finds, and hidden gems across Europe as seen through the eyes of an American in London with a suitcase always half-packed.
A Californian in Oslo. Part time writer, full time feeler.
A curated collection of more than just places to stay, but places that stay with you.
Reflections on elevating the everyday
3x expat, now Paris-based. Curating city guides, travel edits, lifestyle notes, and connection for a more tasteful life in Paris and beyond.
a lifestyle concierge, now at your service. based in melbourne. \ud83d\udc8c: [email protected]
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