Raise your hand if you like going to the beach! Let us introduce you to the Oregon Coast, the coastal region of the U.S. state of Oregon. There’s nowhere else in this world beachier than this place. Even better, all 362mi (583km) of Oregon’s coastline is free and public, all thanks to the Oregon Beach…
Let’s talk about Oklahoma City. The capital and the largest city of the U.S. state of Oklahoma has a population of over a million people. Besides by the crowds, you’ll also be welcomed by the bright sunshine, as the climate is usually mild. The culture, attractions, cuisine, and hotels in Oklahoma City are what you’d…
Once just a small town of Maine, Ogunquit has become a “Beautiful Place by The Sea”. As advertised, this town is filled with beach attractions. It’s also home to some of the most beautiful beaches in this state. Not to forget the best hotels in Ogunquit, Maine, promising us the ultimate relaxation. The beach itself…
Among the most popular traveling destinations in New Jersey, Ocean City is definitely in the top 3, especially if you’re traveling with your family. In fact, this city is also known as America’s Greatest Family Resort. That said, it hasn’t allowed the sale of alcoholic beverages since its founding in 1879. From lounging on the…
Many will agree that Rhode Island is one of the most beautiful states in the United States. There’s so much beautiful scenery to admire and Newport is their crown jewel! Yes, this cute port town offers not only beaches, but also mansions, history, and shopping. From walking along the enchanting Cliff Walk to satisfying your…
Newport is the funky capital of the Oregon Coast. It was first explored in the 1860s when fishing crews found oyster beds at the upper end of Yaquina Bay. Right from vibrant marine life to a plethora of museums, the lively tourist town has a unique persona. It has all the classic qualities of the…
New Orleans literally lives the phrase, ‘eat, drink, and be merry.’ There’s always some kind of parade or festival happening in the city, a constant excuse to dish out some of the best food combined with some great spirits! Mardi Gras is when the crowds descend on the city and finding a good place to…
Ready for your next Mardi Gras? Or stopping by for a couple of days before you fly out to another city? Whatever your reason for visiting, you may want to spend a night or two at hotels in New Orleans near the airport (Louis Armstrong Airport and Lakefront Airport). This way, you get to have…
Music City Nashville is not just the ultimate musical pilgrimage for country music lovers, but it’s a fabulous destination for anyone looking for a good time. We were excited by the prospect of all that the capital of Tennessee had to offer, which was plenty, by the way. Not only is Nashville one of the…
Nashville is where country music resides, the ultimate destination for country music fans, and hopeful songwriters. It’s also a city that is known as a center of learning with numerous colleges and universities spread throughout the area. Although Nashville has been on the tourist map for years, it has seen a resurgence of sorts in…
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…
The thriving capital city of Minnesota Minneapolis is surrounded by three mighty rivers, the majestic Mississippi, Minnesota, and the Crow. Along with the neighboring St. Paul, it might make up the so-called “Twin Cities,” but Minneapolis’ is definitely the livelier of the pair. What’s more, it’s also more modern and regularly features on lists of…
Milwaukee is a charming industrial city that’s rich in history and culture. It’s also the largest city in Wisconsin with more than half a million people living there. Sadly, we think Milwaukee is one of the most underrated cities in the US. It might not be as popular as its neighboring city, Chicago, but this…
For many visitors to the city, Midtown is the quintessential image of New York with some of the most iconic sights spread out in this area. Times Square, Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, the Financial District, and many of New York’s must-see landmarks dot the area. Apart from these sights, some of the most…
When a place is known as ‘The Good Neighbor City’ you know you can expect the hospitality to be top class. Middleton is a small town in Dane County, Wisconsin with a strong cultural heritage and warm people. It’s not on the tourist maps, so you won’t find many big attractions nor any luxurious hotels…
Miami Beach may conjure up images of parties, bikinis, and golden sands but it’s a mix of quiet neighborhoods and lively entertainment. It’s connected to the mainland by several bridges. The strip of sand that runs parallel to Miami is one of the most sought after vacation destinations. So there is no shortage of hotels…
Have you been longing for a quick break from your everyday routine and have a diverting vacation in a vibrant city in Tennessee? Well, we suggest you stop whatever you’re doing right now and keep on reading as we introduce you to Memphis. Music enthusiasts might know it as the home to some of the…
Medford is a small, quaint city in the southern portion of Oregon. Unlike other big cities, it doesn’t feature the most extravagant attractions or the fanciest buildings. In fact, it’s stunning and relaxing. If you enjoy wineries, beautiful views, outdoor activities, and quirky shops, you can find them all in Medford. There are a bunch…
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…
Tucked on the northern banks of Lake Michigan, Manistique, formerly Monistique, is the only city in Michigan’s Schoolcraft County! The city straddles the Manistique River and even takes its name from it. The river forms a natural harbor on Lake Michigan, with the city even having a lighthouse, the Manistique East Breakwater Light. Manistique is…
Lying on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan, the charming city of Manistee in the state of Michigan also happens to sit at the mouth of the Manistee River. In fact, the name of this unique town comes from an Ojibwe word and it’s a place where nature, beauty, and history come together. Not only does it…
Manhattan is often referred to as the cultural, financial, and entertainment capital of the world. It is one of the most densely populated boroughs in New York City that is pulsating with life and energy. Manhattan sees a large footfall of travelers throughout the year, and as such, there is no dearth of places to…
You, political nerds, have long known that Manchester, New Hampshire is the voting venue for the first presidential primary election. However, the state’s largest city has much more to offer than ballot papers and political campaigns. Sitting in the 23rd position of America’s 100 best cities to live in, Manchester is full of history, culture,…
Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky and the 29th-most populous city in the U.S. Some might call it Bourbon City, while others know it as the Possibility City. Whatever you want to call it, Louisville is truly an awesome city to visit. Here, you’ll find plenty of historical places, miles of green space, and…