From under-the-radar murals to the best-kept-secret burritos, our eclectic San Francisco host community have helped us compile the best local spots in the city. Because only in San Francisco do burritos, go-go dancing, beat generation book stores, organic produce, graffiti murals, world-class athletics, innovative technology, and the fog all exist in perfect harmony.


Don’t miss your Paris adventure! The schedule for Airbnb Open 2015 is out and there's still time to reserve your spot! Take part in the largest-ever gathering of the host community, meet Airbnb founders and leaders, and experience Paris like a local. Learn more about the hundreds of classes and adventures that await:

With giant branches weaving in and out of the roof and walls, a full bathroom, intricate woodwork, a balcony—plus wine tasting and breakfast in bed—this treehouse, located on an organic olive oil farm in Greece, takes craftsmanship to new heights. #TreehouseTuesday

Does a family make a home? Or does the house make the family? One Brooklyn film director and Airbnb host explores this question, both in a documentary and in the way he decorates his home. See how this host brought 200 years of Cape Cod memories to his Brooklyn home in the form of art, design, and family heirlooms. #AirbnbInteriors


A three day weekend is around the corner. Whether you want to head deep into the forest or out towards the sea, here are the best getaway spots for your Labor Day vacation.

Take me home, country roads. Unique spots to stop on your next trip across America, from tipis to barns, California to New Hampshire, and everything in between.

What has a 200 year history, 6 million international visitors, 7 million liters of beer, and the most delicious pretzels in the world? Oktoberfest, of course! Join our star Oktoberfest host, Werner, as he walks us through the best that Munich has to offer, from architectural gems to the best sausages, coffee, and gin in the city.


Fenway Park is home to everyone who has ever loved the Red Sox and host to legends, ghosts, and most recently, the first two fans to ever stay overnight in the stadium. From playing catch with Tim Wakefield to being visited in their seats by Wally during the game, see how #NightAt winners Kim and Tony Ramsay experienced Fenway Park firsthand.

A fairy-tale-like tower reminiscent of Rapunzel’s, this old Croatian stone home was originally built as a windmill in 1761. A cultural monument in Hvar, it now houses four circular floors of refurbished living space.

We gave the keys to a Tesla to two of our Superhosts. What followed was the best road trip ever, from the redwoods of Big Sur to the Hollywood Hills.


Calling all Red Sox fans: you could be the first fan to make Fenway Park your home for the night with host Curt Schilling. Winners will spend the night in their own custom-built suite overlooking the field, play catch with Curt Schilling, and get insider access to the Red Sox experience.


“Where adults can feel like kids again and children's dreams of sleeping in a treehouse can come true.”