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Where to Propose

City guides that cover where to propose, where to eat, where to stay, and romantic activities to do while you're there.

Miami Beach is the obvious choice and the busiest. Matheson Hammock’s lagoon at sunset, Crandon Park’s lighthouse end and Virginia Key are the quiet ones.
Climb the Round Tower on an evening it opens late, or take the golden spire at Vor Frelsers Kirke if she has a head for heights. Rosenborg’s gardens are calmer.
Tokyo Tower’s lower deck at night beats the higher one for city lights. There is also the Sky Tree’s glass walkway, and the old gardens in between.
Where to propose in Vienna: palatial views, romantic gardens, and imperial architecture with Austria’s finest restaurants and hotels.
Boston is a proposal you walk to. The Public Garden footbridge, cobbled Acorn Street on Beacon Hill, or Castle Island where the harbor opens up.
A gondola under the Bridge of Sighs is the obvious Venice proposal. San Giorgio’s bell tower and the campi behind San Marco are quieter. Timing wins.
Where to propose in Prague: the Charles Bridge early in the morning, Prague Castle, Petrin Hill, the Vinicni Altan vineyard and the ramparts at Vysehrad.
Half of Barcelona’s best proposal spots are a climb, from the Bunkers del Carmel at sunset to Park Guell. The Gothic Quarter hides the flat option.
Victoria Peak clears out once the day-trippers head down. That’s the hour to propose in Hong Kong. Or the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade at the nightly light show.
Propose on Maui at Haleakala sunrise. The 3am start above the clouds is worth every minute. Or Kapalua Bay early, or a pull-off on the Road to Hana.