Great American Vacation

*Follow in the footsteps of the Griswolds with a collection of US maps*

Explore New York, over to the Windy City and then head down to Austin, Texas

*Features:*

- Includes (4) maps: Hello Chicago, Austin on the Hoof, How To Find Old LA, and William Brown Project

- Ideal guides to great sites, food, and hidden gems

- A3 (11.7" x 16.5") paper folded down to A6 (4.13" x 5.83")

- Litho printed

- 100% Recycled paper

*Hello Chicago*

- This is a city of monster proportions – huge in every way, with thrilling architecture, wonderful food, and the glistening vastness of Lake Michigan as a shifting backdrop. It is a place where things happen

- 44 entries that explore some of the best aspects of Chicago: dimly-lit bars, Puerto Rican sandwiches, hot dogs with duck fat fries, Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, Chess Records and the 1893 World’s Fair’s earthly remains

*Austin on the Hoof*

- This is the very best of the Texas state capital, useful year-round and essential for South By Southwest

- The 49 entries encompass Tex-Mex restaurants and German beer halls, honky-tonks and cemeteries, record shops and natural springs. And then there’s barbecue too

*How To Find Old LA*

- This is a guide to the old LA that lives on today. These places have made few concessions to changing times, but modern Angelenos love them still

- 39 Entries that encompass both the glamour and the demimonde; glittering 1920's movie palaces, down-and-dirty bars, ballrooms, diners, and pizza joints

*William Brown Project*

- The William Brown Project is photographer and GQ contributor Matthew Hranek's online alter-ego, a huntin', shootin', fishin', eatin', drinkin' and shoppin' character equally at home in the woods, on the river or downing cocktails in Manhattan bars.

- This map takes in vintage clothing stores, restaurants, cafés and bars, each entry personally selected and carefully described. It is a selection which reveals new pleasures and confirms a few old ones.