New York City is a great travel destination in itself, but for the LGBT community, this city is at the top of the best gay cities in the world. Much like San Francisco, NYC is one of the most liberal gay cities, not much of a surprise though as the queer community went through a…
Washington DC is perhaps the gayest place in America, housing one of the most diverse LGBTQ populations in the United States. If you thought queer tourism in stiff DC could be daunting, think again! There is not one but many gay areas in Washington DC. Some of the most visible LGBTQ communities are in Adams-Morgan…
Guadalajara, the second biggest city in Mexico is renowned for being one of the most gay-friendly cities in Latin America. As such it has earned the sobriquet of being the ‘San Francisco of Mexico.’ Although not as forward as San Francisco or New York, the gay scene in Guadalajara thrives. Gay Guadalajara is evident in…
San Francisco’s gay scene has been around for a long time and it comes as no surprise that it is rated as one of the best gay cities in the world. Rivaling other top gay cities like New York, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Tel Aviv, you’ll find some of the world’s best gay bars in San…
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…
The largest city in the state of Maryland. Baltimore is one of the most popular cities in the U.S. A hugely popular destination with a huge number of things to do. Highlights include museums, historic landmarks, shopping, and dining. A lot of the tourism centers around the Inner Harbor. Despite this, Baltimore is much more…
Winnipeg’s strategic location at the confluence of the Assiniboine and Red Rivers, and at the eastern edge of the Canadian Prairies, has earned it the sobriquet ‘Gateway to the West.’ The largest city of Canada’s Manitoba province is a surprisingly sophisticated melting pot of culture. There is much to see and experience in this city…
There are many varied kinds of travelers in this world—some like mountains, whereas some likes a cozy walk along the beach, whereas others enjoy the solitude of forests. For lovers of beaches, the calm blue sea, and a coastal lifestyle, Hawaii is a must-visit spot. Kauai happens to be the oldest of the Hawaiian Islands…
Off the coast of New York, there lies a long island chain known as the Long Island which penetrates the Atlantic Ocean. Now, Fire Island happens to be a long island stretch running almost parallel to the south of the Long Island. As the name suggests, the island itself has a very intriguing history which…
Mexico is the third largest country in the Northern American continent, attracts a lot of tourists every year. Mexican cities are considered to be the gateway to a more free and relaxing world of blue waters and palm trees. This is why perhaps Puerto Vallarta is so famous all around the world. No matter if…
Being one of the most popular tourist destinations in Florida, Fort Lauderdale can be considered as the hub of US forts made during the time of the Second Seminole War. Three forts are primarily said to be in the upfront which makes Fort Lauderdale a famous tourist attraction. As the city is a part of…
When it comes to the United States of America, there a lot of places which ignite a strange fire within the heart- the fire which compels your mind to explore new things and delve deep into the history of the site. One such place is New Orleans! Located to the south of the Mississippi River,…
Located in the juncture of North American state of Michigan and the Canadian state of Windsor, Detroit is one of the most dynamic US cities. Culturally, technologically, and historically, this city is worth the visits from tourists from all around the world. Despite so many grieving and devastating situations, the town has retained its liveliness…
Nestled alongside the Bow River and perched at the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, Calgary is the fifth largest city in Canada. Located in the province of Alberta, the city of Calgary has often made it to the top of the list of the cleanest cities in the world. Many people visit Calgary to hit…
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…
As the oldest city in the U.S. state of Georgia, the cobblestone streets, notable historic buildings and beautiful mossy parks, attract millions of visitors to Savannah each year. The city is also so steeped in history that much of the charm of visiting this southern state is to soak in the history of the area…
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…
Any American will tell you that the United States is a patriotic country, and visiting the US while they celebrate the American Independence Day on Fourth of July is an outstanding experience where fireworks, barbecues and parades are everywhere. If you are in the mood for a patriotic vacation, we put together this list of…
Many of the gas stations boast stunning architecture, some have historical significance, and others are simply works of art. Enjoy our list of the 8 Coolest Gas Stations In America. Helios House, California 1 This modern, metal structure in Los Angeles is the brain-child of a Boston design firm. Although fostering a dependence on fossil fuels,…
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…
Loaded with history and culture, Québec City is unique among North American cities and maintains its European roots with a predominantly French-speaking society. With its cobblestone streets, 17th and 18th-century architecture and outdoor cafes, Old Québec has a European-style charm. It is a magical wonderland in the winter and a breathtaking landscape in the summer…
Surrounded by natural beauty such as mountains, glaciers, and vast wildlife, visitors to Alaska have the opportunity to relax and enjoy themselves as well as an adventure-filled trip. Alaska offers myriad settings for outdoor enthusiasts to explore. No other place promises such easy and overwhelming immersion in the wild world like this. Here is our…
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…
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…