Portland is the largest city in Maine. The city has much to offer visitors, including historic districts and protected landmarks. Also known for its rich history in fishing, don’t miss exploring The Old Port waterfront. You’ll find working fishing wharves and converted warehouses with shops and restaurants here. For those looking for a luxury hotel…
Gatlinburg is a gorgeous little city in Tennessee, mostly known for being the gateway to the one-and-only Great Smoky Mountains. We’re an outdoor enthusiast and sightseers, so every chance we have to visit Gatlinburg is a blessing. Known for its nature and rustic charm, one may wonder whether there’s any fancy accommodation in the city.…
Also called the “City of the Pines,” Flagstaff is arguably Arizona’s best gem for travelers. Even months after we last visited the city, we’re still in awe whenever we look at our pictures. It not only boasts ethereal natural beauty but is also rich in history and culture. What’s more, we’re sure you’ll be surprised…
Buffalo isn’t only New York’s second-largest city but also one of New York’s best destinations. What we love the most about Buffalo is that it has surprises for everyone, no matter their interests. History buffs can visit wonderful museums, sightseers can explore the beautiful outdoor spaces and admire the nearby Niagara Falls, and foodies can…
Las Vegas is synonymous with extravagance and excitement, and we’re never tired of visiting the Sin City. As one of the biggest destinations in the world, it’s not surprising that Vegas has so many incredible accommodations. Wherever we stay, we’re always within easy walking distance of some of the city’s top attractions. Many of them…
Winter in Central Indiana, including the capital city of Indianapolis, can be pretty miserable sometimes. That’s why the city has become an expert at making its indoor spaces fantastic retreats from the cold in winter. We’re talking about the number of options for an Indianapolis hotel with a pool in the room. And since ‘pool’…
Chicago, in its entirety, might go into hibernation during the biting winter, but it’s a different story when the weather turns. The fun-loving city-goers, besides travelers like us, come out in full force during the much-anticipated summer months when the weather is great. After all, Midwestern summers are hard to beat, as there are special…
Virginia Beach has a long and rather distinguished history as an upscale resort town on the eastern Atlantic coast. The origins of the town’s famous oceanfront go back to the Gilded Age, reaching its zenith in the Jazz Age. Whether you want to explore the town or indulge in outdoor activities, there’s no dearth of things…
With a tourism slogan of “Virginia is for Lovers,” it’s hard not to get lost in the eternal romance that envelops the entire state of Virginia. Whether you’re a wine lover, a history lover, or a nature lover, you’ll find something to interest you in Virginia. However, if we were to take it literally, Virginia…
Seattle, famous as Emerald City for its oceanic and mountainous views, is the perfect destination for a romantic getaway. The city has been a backdrop for both a racy novel and an uber-popular rom-com. So, it’s no surprise that it’s a city that couples flock to, whether it’s to enjoy an outdoorsy vacation or a laidback…
It might not sound like it, but San Diego really does make for a wonderfully romantic getaway. Whether it’s walking the cobblestoned streets of the historic Gaslamp Quarter or enjoying a day out at Torrey Pines State Beach, there’s a ton for couples in this scintillating city. The cherry on top of a fabulously romantic…
The Poconos in the state of Pennsylvania is the ultimate romantic destination. With great dining, shopping, lakes, and mountains, this part of the eastern United States is the ultimate outdoor playground. So, it’s ideal for nature-loving couples who enjoy activities such as skiing, biking, hiking, kayaking, camping, and more. What’s more, it’s a lovely place…
As the classic rock hit “Lick It Up” by Kiss says, “you gotta live like you’re on vacation!” That’s what Las Vegas is all about. Millions flock to Sin City, as it’s fondly been called, every year to literally “cash in” at the many casinos. But, Vegas is more than just the glittering Strip and…
The exquisite and picturesque Hot Springs is nestled in the famed Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. What’s more, it’s the gateway to the Hot Springs National Park and is home to some of the country’s most famous hot springs. Everything about this city is fascinating, from its slow-paced life to its rich cultural past. But, it’s…
Tucked on Florida’s southeastern coast, Fort Lauderdale is the perfect idyllic Atlantic city for a romantic break. Think a wonderful collection of restaurants and bars, boating canals, white-sand beaches, and a wide range of fabulously romantic hotels. However, what you need at the end of a long day of exploring this coastal region is a…
Iowa might be famed for its quaint Dutch-inspired villages, but it also has amazing upscale cities like Des Moines. Not only is it Iowa’s most populated city, but it’s also home to some of the best sights and attractions for couples. For instance, there are museums, Broadway shows, art galleries, tons and tons of gardens, and…
Dallas, a.k.a. the Big D, D-Town, DTX – well, the list goes on – delivers a mix of everything. The Lone Star state city is perfect for a weekend of laze, languorousness, and thrill. Besides being home to the Dallas Cowboys, it has everything from museums and lush parks to high-street shopping experiences. After a…
Columbus is not just the administrative capital of Ohio, but it’s also its cultural capital. The city, called the “Biggest small town in America,” brims with lush parks, iconic attractions, entertainment venus, and historic architecture. Basically, it’s the perfect destination for all kinds of travelers, including couples, especially since it’s a very romantic city. What’s…
Shelton sits a the confluence of the Housatonic and Naugatuck Rivers in Fairfield County. Once an important industrial town, the city lost this status when one of the industries became the target of one of the largest arson fires in the history of the United States. However, once Route 8 was completed, businesses were once…
The city of Lowell is credited with being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and also the first city to use telephone numbers in 1880 after Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone. Downtown Lowell reflects the city’s history with its cobblestone streets and old mill buildings but there’s not much to see here. Lowell doesn’t…
Yosemite is more than just a national park. It’s also a hiker’s paradise and a nature lover’s dream. As dedicated travelers and outdoor enthusiasts, we always have a lot of fun in Yosemite. However, we do realize that Yosemite’s majesty may come at a price, and accommodations are often pricey. Fear not, though, as you…
Oh, Pittsburgh, the city where steel meets soul. We still remember the first time we visited the Steel City. We thought it was just for business tycoons and history buffs, but we were wrong. This city is also a haven for artists, musicians, and free spirits. But one thing that we also noticed was that…
The Hawaiian island of Oahu is the standard for dream vacations! Divided evenly between tourist hubs in Honolulu, lush farmland, and secluded beaches, Oahu offers travelers a little bit of everything when it comes to Hawaiian living. From local culture to natural beauty, you can find it all here! While you may be sold on…
Also known as the Big Easy, the city of New Orleans is easily the most culturally unique city in the USA. It’s a gold mine for those who love to drink, party, and eat. This city is famous for its spicy food and round-the-clock nightlife. In late winter, you can also enjoy the festive spirit…