The towns that reward you for staying longer

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

Some places reveal themselves on arrival. Others only open up after you've been there long enough to stop rushing. This week we're revisiting two of those — a small town in the Finger Lakes where aviation and American wine share an unlikely origin story, and a Spanish city that most visitors see only through a taxi window. Both are worth more of your time than most people give them.

Hammondsport: The Town Where American Aviation and Finger Lakes Wine Were Both Born

Hammondsport received a rare village-wide National Register designation on December 13, 2024, making nearly the entire village eligible for state historic rehabilitation tax credits of up to 50% for wineries and agricultural properties.

Palma de Mallorca: What Happens When You Stay Long Enough to Feel Like You Live There

La Seu Cathedral was built in the 13th century, later modified by Antoni Gaudí, who added what is considered one of the world's largest rose windows — and the stone still commands the Palma coastline seven centuries on.

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