The Curbed guide to the Hamptons

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The Curbed guide to the Hamptons

In the East End, go beyond the beaches and nightclubs (but we have you covered there too)

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Which Hamptons town should you visit?

How to make sense of the East End’s many villages and hamlets


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The best things to do in the Hamptons this summer

26 places to visit now that it’s officially Hamptons season, from kid-friendly beaches to exquisite gardens to awe-inspiring windmills

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7 modern beach houses for rent in the Hamptons

From Southampton to Montauk

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How to get to (and around) the Hamptons without a car

No wheels? You can go to the beach and, really, anywhere else on the East End. Here’s how

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The 5 most scenic Hamptons bike rides

Curbed’s picks for the best rides of the summer

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The best beaches in the Hamptons

Grab your sunscreen

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29 North Fork vineyards and wineries

What’s your favorite winery?

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The best places to surf in the Hamptons

Make sure to check the swell conditions and water temps before heading to the beach

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Hamptons nightlife guide

Summer is here—where are you going on the weekends?



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