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Version 1.79.0 · 2026-10-23
More curated Places. Getting you there faster.
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The store currently lists version 1.79.0, updated 2026-10-23.








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Places helps you discover restaurants, hotels, shops, experiences, neighborhoods, and the corners in between. Every place is curated by obsessives and local experts whose discernment is earned. From intimate bistros to emerging galleries to exceptional stays, if it's on Places, it's worth going.
Not sure where to start? Ask Places to plan anything, from a single evening to a full itinerary. New openings surface the moment they're worth knowing.
When you're ready, book directly. Reservations from multiple platforms, in real time, so you can move from discovery to experience in a few taps.
Save and share the places you love. Follow friends and Curators to see where they're going. Build your own record of what holds up.
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Membership is obtained by purchasing a 12-month auto-renewing subscription.…
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More curated Places. Getting you there faster.
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