There are such totems of postmodern urbanism as a Chinatown, a gay village and a bohemian Northern Quarter, fed by two leading universities and two successful football teams.
thepalmsnegril.com, double rooms from $80 a night plus taxes The rocky stretch of Negril known as the West End became a mecca for hippies in the 1960s, and Banana Shout evokes the best of the old bohemian spirit, perched on the edge of the cliffs right next door to Rick's Cafe, the famous sunset diving spot.
It's an unlikely setting for a chef who made his name with Le Chateaubriand, a vintage bistro with a bohemian bent in the 11th arrondissement, famed for its take-it-or-leave-it, daily-changing, market-driven set menus and championing edgy natural wines.
La Moma is a sprawling Belle Époque-mansion that Peter Larsen and Valérie Arboireau have converted into a bohemian cultural centre that houses its own ateliers, artist workshops, a performance space and two funky B&B rooms.
"Having spent much of my life leading a fairly bohemian existence, comparatively insulated from this sort of thing, I found myself asking: is this what ordinary life, for most people, is really like?" writes the 53-year-old professor of anthropology in his new book The Utopia of Rules: On Technology, Stupidity and the Secret Joys of Bureaucracy.
You'll photograph the sunrise over the dome of Sacré-Cœur Basilica and the early stirrings of the bohemian district of Montmartre.
"It is a question with no answer except that in the course of one's many years on this planet, I am sure I have known various kinds of bohemian people.
Paris was once a bohemian city, it isn't now, too rich.
Although Moscow's bohemian restaurants are still filled with the fur-addicted crowd, the younger generation's style wouldn't be out of place in Kreuzberg or Shoreditch – a mix of vintage trophies and minimalist Scandinavian brands, ideally with a few locally produced items such as quirky bracelets from Moroz.
Further up the road, the stylish cafes and restaurants that have opened in the past two years are heaving: a Brooklyn-style crab joint, a pseudo-English pub named "Cockneys", various bohemian bars, and a shop staffed by bobble-hatted hipsters that sells luxury Japanese toothbrushes and artisanal bread.
It is impossible to overstate the importance of music in Czechoslovakia between the wars, and the effervescence of culture in the Bohemian capital.
