Everywhere: Themes: Grand Opening

Tell us about brand-new things for travelers to see or do in cities all around the world. What do we mean by new? Anything that's opened in the last year or so. New hotels, restaurants, attractions, nightspots, you name it. What's new in your neck of the woods?

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Pigging Out on Tasty Salted Pig Parts

Article by Kate Blood, 6 July 2008

Boccalone Salumeria − a new retail shop featuring classic Italian pork products − is located in San Francisco's Ferry Building Marketplace
Boccalone Delivery Bike

Photo by Kate Blood, 6 July 2008

Boccalone Salumeria Ferry Building Marketplace #21 San Francisco, CA 94111 415/433-6500 www.boccalone.com
The Kitchen at Camino

Photo by Kim Cardoso, 6 July 2008

Everything on the daily menu is cooked on a grill or in the wood oven.
Palazzo !!!

Photo by Rafal Soltysek, 5 July 2008

Home to Barneys New York, over 60 international boutiques, SpaClub, the 40/40 Club and 15 restaurants from the likes of Mario Batali and Emeril Lagasse, Palazzo is new addition to Las Vegas skyline.Grand Opening :Jan 2008 !
$15 MILLION Waterfall

Photo by roshni divate, 2 July 2008

One of the four Olafur Eliasson's waterfall under the Brooklyn Bridge in New York city.
The New St. Regis Singapore

Article by Frans & Claire van der Lee, 2 July 2008

The St Regis Singapore is a 6 star hotel that just had its grand opening in April, 2008.
Theater Curtain at the Wing Luke Museum

Photo by pam mandel, 2 July 2008

Beautifully restored theater curtain from the 1900s - the curtain is covered with hand painted ads for local businesses.
The New Wing Luke Asian Museum

Article by pam mandel, 2 July 2008

Seattle's Asian and Pacific Islander history has a stunning new home at the recently reopened Wing Luke Museum.
Final Innings for Yankee Stadium

Article by Mike Mostransky, 13 May 2008

Heading to New York?
McLoone's Supper Club - Salt Water Beach Cafe

Photo by Chris Piazza, 1 July 2008

Tim McLoone's Supper Club (upstairs) and the Salt Water Beach Cafe (downstairs) now occupy the classic former home of Howard Johnson's on the Asbury Park Boardwalk on the Jersey Shore.