Slow guides to cities we love.
Each guide is built around coffee, culture, local hikes & third spaces, the kind of places that help you feel your way into a city. We want you to experience the true frequency of each place we highlight.
Kyoto is for those who enjoy enmeshing themselves in history, stepping back in time, and taking the slow route. Wandering thousand-year-old streets and temples while sipping coffee from a local, tucked-away shop became my everyday routine - Sydne Aguilar
This sprawling city takes some time to explore
This is a Listen guide to Los Angeles, built around a local experience, think coffee, walking, culture and third spaces
A slow East London route for coffee, food, walking and a final sweet stop.
Start with coffee at Almari, walk to E5 Poplar for something to eat, follow the canal towards Victoria Park, then continue on and end at Uchi Bake. It is simple, soft and easy to stretch out over a few hours.
If you travel via coffee shops, this Bangkok guide for is for you.
We spent our days wandering side streets & hopping on grab bikes to experience as much of the local coffee scene as we could. Along the way we stumbled across art galleries, bao shops, antique stores, vintage emporiums and bustling shopping streets.
The Algarve has some of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever seen, pair this with great coffee & food and we have a winner.
If you're looking for a staycation in the UK, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales is a great option. Come here for dramatic coastal walks, dog friendly beaches and charming local villages.
