Most of the area of the continent of North America is made up of three large nations, Canada, the United States of America and Mexico. The large island territory of Greenland is also included in this region. North America is a melting pot of cultures with immigrants from all over the world continuing to settle here over the last few centuries. Cities like New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Toronto are some of the most multicultural, while Nuuk in Greenland and many cities in Mexico hold firmly to their traditional customs.
Some of the most dramatic scenery is found in the northern part of North America within stunning national parks like the breathtaking Grand Canyon, the Yellowstone National Park, the Banff National Park and other areas that the American Cordillera dominates. Manmade wonders such as the Empire State Building and Mount Rushmore in the United States, Notre Dame Basilica in Canada and the ancient monuments of Chechen Itza and Tulum in Mexico attract visitors by the thousands. Added to all this is the lore of Hollywood in California, where visitors from all over the world converge in the hope of catching a glimpse of one of their favorite stars.
Philadelphia is hands down one of America’s most amazing traveling destinations. With its history, culture, and food, spending a few days in this city won’t be enough. There are just so many popular attractions to visit, such as the Liberty Bell, the Independence Hall, and many more. Stroll around the Center City and you’ll also…
As the capital of the USA, Washington DC is packed with the country’s political history. You can find plenty of monuments and museums embedded with America’s long history. This is why a museum-hopping is one of the best ways to do while you’re in DC. Getting around popular attractions in Washington DC won’t be much…
Each year, Canada is visited by millions of people, and about a quarter of these head to Quebec City. It’s one of Canada’s most popular traveling destinations mostly known for its cobblestone streets, European architecture, and rich history. The renowned Old Quebec neighborhood was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1985, making people want…
Philadelphia, also called Philly, is known for many things. As Pennsylvania’s largest city, it’s famous for its arts, culture, cuisine, and rich history. Because of those reasons, many visitors from around the world are eager to visit this lovely city, especially during summer. That said, no other seasons are better for staying in an accommodation…
The capital of Colorado, the sun-kissed Denver is one of the fastest-growing cities in the US. With almost 300 days of sunshine, the best way to cool off in the city is by jumping into a pool! The best hotel pools in Denver, Colorado range from quaint and charming spots to sprawling rooftop ones. In…
Denver has been increasingly getting attention in recent years. With the Rocky Mountains as the backdrop of the city, Colorado’s capital earns its own charms with stunning national parks. If you zoom into the center of the city, the residents and visitors’ outdoorsy needs are all accommodated within its 200 parks. Apart from its scenic…
Though small, Ogunquit has been one of the top destinations when it comes to a getaway experience by the shore. Surprisingly for a 15-square-mile town, you’ll find plenty of luxury hotels in Ogunquit, Maine. They may not be as fancy as those in Los Angeles or Chicago, but 5 star hotels in Ogunquit Maine offer…
We don’t even know where to begin describing the city of Los Angeles. There’s just an endless list of things to do in this ruggedly gorgeous city. Exploring LA thoroughly in one day is a very bold statement on its own because you’d at least need three days in LA to be able to cover…
Though Decorah is a rather small city in Winneshiek County, it punches far above its weight when it comes to things to do here. It’s one of the best small-town getaways in the Midwest with its restaurants, specialty shops, and unique attractions. However, given its size, you won’t find many hotels in Decorah, Iowa. In…
When it comes to exploring the City of Roses, you should start in the downtown area. Amidst the bars serving one craft beer after another, you’ll find plenty of choices of great hotels in Downtown Portland, Oregon. But we selected only the best to put you right in the center of the action. If you…
Jerome is an old mining town in Arizona with a population of about 500 people. The town’s location at the top of Cleopatra Hill overlooking the Verde Valley means that you’ll enjoy some pleasant climate and great views. There are only a handful of hotels in Jerome, Arizona with the Conner Hotel being one of…
Fairmont is a small city in Minnesota that was so named because of the rolling hills which surrounded the adjacent lakes. From its original name of Fair Mount, over time the name was shorted to its present name. It carries the moniker ‘City of Lakes’ because it has been built around a chain of five…
Shelton sits a the confluence of the Housatonic and Naugatuck Rivers in Fairfield County. Once an important industrial town, the city lost this status when one of the industries became the target of one of the largest arson fires in the history of the United States. However, once Route 8 was completed, businesses were once…
Once a stagecoach stop between Detroit and Pontiac, the city of Birmingham in Oakland County has transformed itself into a vibrant, prosperous space. It still has the feel of a small town though, which adds to the allure of staying here. However, since the city does not feature on the tourist maps as such, you…
As a beautiful and fascinating coastal city of South Carolina, Myrtle Beach is one of the livelier resort areas on the East Coast. That being said, it’s also popular for so many things. You can find the SkyWheel, one of the tallest Ferris wheels in the country here. Myrtle Beach is home to many outstanding…
St Petersburg has shed its ribald infamy as a spring-break party town and is one amazing savvy and culture-rich southern city today. A restored historic center, eye-popping Downtown murals, and a stunning Dali Museum complement the profusion of galleries, craft breweries, and chic restaurants. What’s more, St Petersburg is also the leading Floridian LGBT destination…
Portland is where history meets the modern world. From its iconic lighthouse to the lip-smacking culinary world, tons of things await you in this city. Discover everything from iconic restaurants to art scenes even by simply walking down the streets. For that, Downtown Portland is where you should be. Right in the center of the…
If you’re any kind of eccentric, Portland would probably be perfect for your second home. Don’t get us wrong, Oregon’s largest metropolis is a cool city, with a charming neighborhood and a hip downtown area. It has a perfect laid-back atmosphere, where any mishmash would be considered acceptable. You can expect people in hiking boots…
Yountville is a small town in the heart of Napa Valley that punches far above its weight. The town is a foodie haven with a large number of Michelin-starred restaurants and award-winning tasting rooms. With world-class art and a bounty of natural surroundings, it’s no surprise that the town has some outstanding accommodation. Hotels in…
The Windy City is calling those who seek for rejuvenation and relaxation. The city itself has tons to offer, ranging from art museums, civic landmarks, to tower sky decks. It requires hours of each vacation day to explore Chicago thoroughly. At the end of the day – or after days of adventuring – you deserve…
Manzanita can be considered as the heaven on earth for beach lovers, as it has everything they ever dreamed of. This (extremely) small beach town is blessed with fresh air and tranquil ambiance. Here, you’ll be enchanted by the views of Neahkahnie Mountain and the dazzling waves as well as the gentle breeze of Manzanita…
Pawhuska is a historical town that traces its roots to 1872 when it was known as Deep Ford. The town lies fifty-seven miles northwest of Tulsa in the heart of Osage County. It had an important place during the Osage oil boom but quickly fell off the oil map during the Great Depression. It’s no…
Taking a closer look at Boston, the city has so much more to offer than just the American Revolution. Known as one of the oldest cities in the US, Boston has a lot in store when it comes to a city charm. Once dubbed the Athens of America, it’s no surprise that the city’s become…
Many believe that Scottsdale, Arizona is exclusive to the wealthy, upscale, or mature traveler. Well, that’s not entirely wrong since the eastern part of Maricopa County is filled with golf courses and luxury resorts. But that’s also not entirely true as The West’s Most Western Town has a lot more to offer. Home to more…