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…
Straddling the gushing waters of the Colorado River sits the hip capital of Texas, Austin, a creative jewel in Texas’ crown. Hailing itself as the “World’s Live Music Capital,” Austin is all about bluegrass, blues, country, and roots festivals that are held throughout the year. But, that’s not all. It’s also home to more than…
Utah’s scintillating capital Salt Lake City lies tucked nicely between the craggy peaks of the Wasatch Mountain range and the Great Salt Lake. Besides being Utah’s only city with an international airport, SLC, as it’s fondly called, is all about fantastic food, even better people, and the great outdoors. The city brims with creative cafes,…
Known for its amazing waterparks, Wisconsin Dells is one of the perfect cities to spend your summer holidays. It’s the waterpark capital of the world. You’ll find plenty of exciting waterparks all around the area, close to some of the best hotels in Wisconsin Dells. The concept and the volume of the waterpark surely will…
Welcome to Fort Lauderdale, a city on Florida’s southeastern coast that’s known for its sandy beaches and boating canals. From shopping on Las Olas Boulevard to gondola rides on the canals to a stroll on the historic riverfront, there are plenty of exciting things to do here. Plus, you’ll also be able to spot plenty…
Creativity is the heart and soul of Nashville, the Music City. Here, there’s never a shortage of exciting things to do. From music, arts, food, sports, to shopping, it’s normal if you’re overwhelmed by this city, in a good way. That said, there’s a good chance you could land at Nashville International Airport. As you’d…
When you’re in Dallas, you’ll probably find yourself smiling more often than usual. This booming cosmopolitan city is bubbling with liveliness and fun activities throughout. It’s also known for its high concentration of eateries, historic sites, and shopping centers. However, if you’re here only for a day or need to catch your morning flight, it’s…
As a popular spot for travelers looking to explore the desert and valley area, it’s no surprise that Phoenix is on your go-to list. The capital and most populous city in Arizona is home to an array of recreational activities, world-class shopping centers, thrilling nightlife, and unique food joints. There are so many things to…
Just like what Alicia Keys says, there’s nothing you can’t do in New York! We’re pretty sure you’re already familiar with NYC, or maybe you’ve been here numerous times. However, no one can have enough of it, and we’re not surprised if you’re already planning to visit this stunning city again. That said, in a…
The Garden State’s largest metropolis, Newark, is the cultural center of the state. This stunning city offers endless arts and entertainment options, which is perfect for those who can’t get through the day without exploring the city. If you love all things historical, you’ll also feel at home here. With over 280,000 in population, this…
It’s no secret that Boston, Massachusetts is one of the most preferred holiday destinations by travelers from the whole wide world. There’s a wealth of things that make Boston one of the best cities in America. Here, you’ll have plenty to see and do, including visiting Faneuil Hall Marketplace, New England Aquarium, Museum of Fine…
Situated on Lake Michigan in Illinois, Chicago is among the largest cities in the U.S. It’s filled with locals and out-of-towners that are looking to have nothing but a good time. In the Windy City, numerous attractions are worth experiencing. From the Chicago-style hot dogs and pizzas to the plethora of unique architectural styles, your…
Located in the Midwest, Omaha is the largest city in the state of Nebraska. From tech start-ups to gourmet dining to family entertainment, there’s plenty to discover in this up-and-coming city. It’s also very rich and full of cultural importance, which you’ll able to witness from every corner of the city. There are a great…
Columbus is much more than just a college town. As the capital of Ohio, Columbus is widely known for its exemplary tourist attractions. It’s a beautiful city with plenty of markets, museums, and nature trails. From the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Center to the historic German Village, there are so many things to explore…
Houston is the fourth-largest city in the USA. With a thriving economy, booming job market, and low cost-of-living, it makes sense why many people decide to move to Houston. The population of the city keeps growing higher and higher every year. Even if you’re not planning to move to Houston, you should still add it…
Jacksonville is tucked away in the northeastern corner of Florida. Jax, as locals affectionately call the city, offers all the perks of a beach town combined with city life and Southern charm. With warm temperatures year-round, it’s an ideal place for outdoor activities. Its natural beauty, thrilling attractions, and fantastic craft breweries are also some…
As a quiet Californian oasis, Fresno is a peaceful place for a few days of relaxation. This largest city in California’s Central Valley is the perfect base for trips to major parks in the California region. It’s not surprising, though, considering Fresno is also a major agricultural area. Plus, it offers a wealth of cultural…
Houston is a sprawling metropolis area in Texas, extending to Galveston Bay. Whether you’re traveling for business or looking for an exciting weekend getaway, this hip city won’t fail in making your trip enjoyable. Besides housing many iconic sights, Houston is also known for its great shopping experience, scrumptious culinary scene, and fun nightlife. There…
The largest city of the Show-Me State of Missouri, Kansas City has defied expectations in every way. Famous as ‘The Paris of the Plains,’ the cosmopolitan city is anything but podunk and rough-hewn. Besides strip steaks and barbecue brisket, the city is famous for its museums, performing arts, and music. So, it’s no surprise that…
The Mississippi River is the lifeblood of Minneapolis, the largest and funkiest town of the Prairies. Come snow, shine, or rain, its edgy theaters, ethnic restaurants, rock clubs, and swanky art museums always see a flurry of activity. What’s more, the city also boasts an excellent food and arts scene too. Plus, Minneapolis is a…
The ‘River City’ of Richmond has been the capital of the Virginia commonwealth since as far back as 1780. In fact, it was even the capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War, and still radiates history. Nevertheless, today it boasts a buzzing arts community and a lip-smacking food-and-beverage scene as well. What’s more, the…
Michigan’s second-largest city Grand Rapids not only straddles the Grand River but also sits close to Lake Michigan’s eastern shores. It’s perhaps most known for its profusion of craft breweries. Similarly, Grand Rapids also has a delectable food scene with lots of farm-to-table dining popping up. However, that’s not all. It’s one of Western Michigan’s…
The largest city of the Great Plains St Louis is as much about culture and history as it’s about baseball, bowling, and beer. Nestled on the western banks of the Mississippi River on the Missouri-Illinois border, it’s famous for the iconic Gateway Arch that stands guard over it. Furthermore, you have live music venues, sensational cuisine, and…
Those who consider themselves outdoor enthusiasts should visit Anchorage, at least once in their lifetime. Alaska’s largest city is a wonderful place. You’ll find no other point in the world, where you can see moose up close, explore glaciers, and venture into vast natural parks in 24 hours. In addition, Los Anchorage is also home…