Philadelphia is hands down one of America’s most amazing travel destinations. With its history, culture, and food, spending a few days in this city won’t be enough. Our initial plan was to spend three days there, but we ended up adding two more days to our trip. There were just so many exciting attractions we…
New Orleans, Louisiana is one of the most popular places, not just in the US, but also worldwide. Mardi Gras is one of the many things responsible for that. This city is a great option for solo travelers, groups of friends, families, and even romantic couples. From festival to music, New Orleans offers excitement for…
When it comes to the best beach destination in the US, Miami is somewhere on the top of the list. And what first comes to mind when you think of this lovely city? The amazing beachfront skyline! So, when you’re in town, don’t miss out on this gorgeous view. And these hotels with rooftop pool…
Largely known for its commercial and recreational infrastructure, Houston is the most populated city of Texas. With a culture so diverse, capture the very best of Houston with its Tex-Mex restaurants, livestock show, and rodeo. There are countless interesting things to do in Houston. They range from a visit to the famous Space Center Houston,…
Remember the song ‘All that Jazz!’ from the famous movie ‘Chicago?’ Well, if you are in a mood to hit the blues, then Chicago, Illinois is the place. Add to that, the ‘Windy’ city takes your breath away with the architectural splendor of the high-rise buildings on the southwestern shores of Lake Michigan. In fact,…
Yosemite National Park is one of the most beautiful places we’ve ever visited. The cliffs, waterfalls, and serene meadows make it a true natural wonder. Finding good hotels near Yosemite National Park is a must to fully enjoy the ambiance! We’ve been lucky to explore the area and stay in fantastic accommodations. We’ll show you…
New Orleans, or NOLA, is hometown to the vibrant Mardi Gras, epicurean gastronomy, and jazz. For more than three centuries, the city has been a mecca for everything dynamic and decadent. Louisiana might be culturally conservative, but NOLA bucks that trend, boasting of a lively gay social scene. The city has always been tolerating and…
The charming city of Wilton Manors is the most famous gayborhood in all of South Florida! The two forks of the Middle River basically form the borders of this wonderful city. Now, Wilton Manors might be a separate city, but it’s also a suburb and the gay neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale! Besides having a thriving…
West Palm Beach has long been known as the winter retreat for wealthy snowbirds. The charming coastal city on Florida’s southeastern coast is famed for its array of activities, its hospitality, and its beaches. What’s more, the city is incredibly gay-friendly, and we found an entire community of gay hotels in West Palm Beach, Florida.…
West Hollywood, known affectionately as “WeHo,” is the out-and-out proud hip-and-happening gay neighborhood of Los Angeles. WeHo packs a whole lot of queerness into its small size and has been around as long as 1984. In fact, it’s largely recognized as a leading community for LGBTQ rights. Gay travelers are assured of many a welcoming…
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…
Afternoon teas, castle-like homes, and a decidedly British flavor are what Victoria is known for. Exuding a veritable old-world charm, the city sits on the waters of the Salish Sea right across from the state of Washington. What’s more, it boasts excellent seafood, wine, decadent dining, and some of the west coast’s best microbreweries. Aside…
The ocean-wrapped Vancouver is all about jaw-dropping vistas, delicious cuisine, and a multi-hued culture. It’s not only home to Canada’s most ethnically diverse population but also Western Canada’s largest LGBTQ+ population. Every year, thousands of gay tourists visit Vancouver to explore a city where LGBTQ folks are woven into its very fabric. In fact, Tourism Vancouver…
We found Arizona’s second-largest city Tucson to be one of the most culturally invigorating places in the Southwest. The charming city seamlessly blends Anglo, Mexican, Spanish, and American Indian traditions to infuse it with a rich sense of history and community. So, we weren’t surprised when we found out that the terrific Tucson is also…
Toronto is more than just a cosmopolitan city; it is a cultural phenomenon. Its denizens literally have roots across the world. A veritable hub of fine dining, shopping, theater, and arts, Toronto is also one of the world’s greatest epicenters of LGBTQ+ culture. With its vibrant international sensibilities, Toronto is one of the world’s only…
Don’t go by Tampa’s tawdry moniker ‘Trampa;’ the gritty city has transformed into one of the most stylish cities on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Excellent restaurants, parks, and museums now define ‘America’s Next Greatest City,’ as Tampa is often called. It might not have a huge gay scene like Key West or Fort Lauderdale, but there…
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…
‘The Emerald City’ Seattle changes in the blink of an eye, and is more a microcosm of diverse neighborhoods than one single, contiguous city. Nestled at the base of Mount Rainier, Seattle is famed as the coffee capital of the Pacific Northwest, but it’s so much more. In fact, it was once also listed as the…
The sleepy Savannah in Georgia’s Deep South paints a gorgeous picture with moss-swathed oak trees, lush public squares, and elegant mansions. It sits on the banks of the Savannah River overlooking the North Atlantic and was Georgia’s original capital and first city. While the Deep South isn’t exactly known for being liberal, Savannah is brimming with…
You wouldn’t think of Western Michigan as an LGBTQ+ hotspot, but it is! The bohemian Saugatuck is the flagbearer of all things gay here, which hasn’t shied away from its artistic attitude or its vibrant gay past. The town’s gay history spans more than 100 years, all the way back to the early 1890s when…
During the early 20th century, Santa Fe in New Mexico became an artist’s haven, welcoming photographers, painters, and writers who were seeking something different. It’s that same open-armed spirit that exists today, making Santa Fe one of the most popular gay-friendly and progressive small cities in the country. Not only does the city have a…
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…
The spectacularly sun-kissed San Diego is blessed with what can only be known as the finest weather in America. Surf, sun, and the sea rule the roost in this formerly staid city, which is now also famous as one of the greatest LGBTQ playgrounds in the West. A bevy of cultural attractions and sunny beaches…
Stunning white-sand beaches, the Caribbean waters in all shades of blue, lush foliage, and Mayan ruins – the Riviera Maya is one good-looking ride. Beginning just south of Cancun, Mexico, the region is one long strip of hedonism and decadence. So, it’s no surprise that it’s one of the world’s most gay friendly regions, with…