Charlotte, North Carolina is a cultural melting pot and a city with a thriving racial diversity. Uptown, Charlotte is the city’s artistic center because it is home to museums like The Mint Museum and Bechtler Museum Of Modern Art. Did you know that it is also the second-largest banking hub in the United States? However,…
An estimated 2.7m residents, 237 square miles of land, 26 miles of lakefront, nearly 300 theaters and more than 8000 restaurants are some of the facts that make of Chicago one of the greatest and most beautiful cities in the United States. They call Chicago “The Windy City” and we think it is because everything…
There are all kinds of travelers and many love to wander around with a camera. Then, others prefer to sit back and enjoy. And, there’s those who see life as a grand adventure. Known as ‘Little London’ in its early days, if you‘re looking for things to do in Colorado Springs, soon you’ll soon discover…
Don’t let the heat keep you away from visiting Dallas, everybody said to me. Yes, it was hot, but it was actually the warmth of its people that made us stay. Its many attractions, cultural events, parks, museums, the famous Dallas Zoo and Aquarium, nightlife and great restarurants make of this southern city a perfect…
Guanajuato is situated beautifully at the center of Mexico. The Spanish people first settled in Guanajuato in the 1520s because of its mineral resources, the city’s main source of income is mining and agriculture. The decorated colored buildings that surround the city, the historical museums, the alleyways and so many important things to see making…
Houston, the largest city in Texas and the fourth largest in the United States, is as popular among tourists as it is for business types. It is the perfect place to enjoy all that big city has to offer. From world-class museums and eclectic galleries to grassy parks and great cuisine from around the world. Here is our…
Los Angeles, the second-largest city in America, is a modern, trendsetting city with diverse residents, a rich global culture, varying landscape, good eats, impressive architecture, eye candy and sunny nearly all year around. Visit the Universal Studios theme park, take a picture of the Hollywood sign, wander along Hollywood Boulevard to Grauman’s Chinese Theater and…
Memphis might be the land of the Delta blues that an old song talks about, but travelers feel anything but blue when they visit. Walking in Memphis means seeing where some rock-and-roll legends lived and sang. It means standing in places where ground-breaking historical events happened. It means lip-smacking barbecues and cold beer in snazzy…
UMF (Ultra Music Festival) was founded by two local music lovers, Russell Faibisch and Alex Omes. Since its creation in 1999. It is truly an institution in the American EDM (Electronic Dance Music) scene and a showcase for some of the most amazing DJs, artists, and performers when each show “brings it” and leaves you…
It is the second-largest French-speaking city in the world (after Paris), originally called Ville-Marie, Montreal is named after Mount Royal, the triple-peaked hill located in the heart of the city. The main city of Montréal occupies a 48 km (30 miles) long island along with the convergence of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers. The…
Families love the ‘Gathering Place’ of Oahu is loved by families for a good reason; there are loads to do for everyone, especially kids of all ages! Oahu is one of the more developed Hawaiian islands. Hence, you’ll find everything from luxury resorts, well-developed roads, and fabulous family-friendly beaches. Moreover, there are also water activities…
A visit to Portland is a must for anyone who enjoys eating, drinking and exploring the outdoors. A city promoting such liberal ideas as sustainability, locally-sourced, farm-to-table restaurants, and of course, craft beer. Get started with our Top 10 Things To Do In Portland. [booking_product_helper shortname=”portland”] Portand Aerial Tram 1 The Portland Aerial Tram opened to…
Salt Lake City is the capital of the state of Utah and the religious center of the Mormons, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It used to be mainly the gateway for travelers making the quick trip to Utah’s ski resorts, however, visitors will find a wide variety of interesting things…
Explore one of the most fascinating destinations in the world. Although the city is “big” in terms of attractions and amenities, it is geographically small – only 49 square miles. So it is very easy to see and discover endless things in a short period of time. From historic Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39 to…
Located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island in Canada, lies the aptly named ‘Garden City’, Victoria. Known for the mildest winters in Canada and an abundance of green parks and spaces, Victoria boasts a myriad of attractions. This beautiful, artsy and charming ode to British architecture is home to museums, English-style pubs and some…
Tucked on the Jersey Shore overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Asbury Park has long been a gay mecca. Initially hailed as the “Duchess of the Jersey Shore,” the town is now pretty much the queen of the Jersey Shore! A small and nondescript place until the 2000s, the years later on, saw the entry and growth…
Did you know that there’s a dreamy LGBTQ+ destination in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains? This is Asheville, the ‘gayest city in North Carolina.’ Now, Western North Carolina is quite conservative, but the progressive Asheville is an LGBTQ oasis and packs a lot of punch for its small size. The LGBTQ+ set is well integrated…
Often referred to as the ‘Gay Capital of the South,’ Atlanta city has a warm welcoming vibe. Given its rather conservative past, it is rather surprising that the city has one of the highest LGBT populations in the United States, coming in a close third behind Seattle. Although many people still hold onto their prejudices,…
Atlantic City might not be as raging a ‘Vegas of the East’ as it was earlier, but it’s charming nonetheless. With the casinos returning to their former splendor, and with the presence of the Boardwalk and the beach, it’s one amazing beach destination. Did you know that back in the 1950s, Atlantic City was a…
The ‘live music capital of the world,’ Austin, is definitely one of the most LGBTQ-friendly places in America with its liberal approach and creative mindset. Touted as one of the ‘Gayest Cities in America,’ Austin is one of the most popular Southern destinations among the LGBTQ community. As such, you’ll find plenty of gay hotels…
In recent years, Baltimore has developed a personality all its own that’s equal parts eye-popping and enthralling. It’s quickly transformed into one of the east coast’s coolest cities, and it’s easy to see why. Right from world-class sports teams and gorgeous architecture to a buzzing nightlife, there’s nothing that Baltimore doesn’t have. What’s more, the…
The lush city of Bend in rural Oregon is something of a mecca for outdoor recreation. No matter the time of the year, the region around the town is perfect for kayaking, cycling, hiking, and especially for skiing at the nearby Mt. Bachelor during winters. One might not exactly give a thought to gay life in…
Boasting more than four centuries of rich cultural heritage, Boston could very well be America’s oldest city. A walkable downtown and museums, buildings, and parks with time-honored stories to tell are what makes Boston so special. Boston might take pride in its roots, but it hasn’t lost sight of its trailblazing and revolutionary ways, especially…
For many years now, New York City has seemed like a vortex, the very center of the world. And while Manhattan may walk away with all the glory, it’s the beguiling borough of Brooklyn that’s quietly but steadily coming into its own. NYC is considered one of the world’s greatest gay-friendly cities, but few know…