Sitting on the eastern banks of the Congaree River, Columbia is as stately as the American south gets. The capital of South Carolina, Columbia today is a trendy city that’s still very much in touch with its roots. It’s not only one of the country’s first planned cities, but also has among the country’s widest…
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…
Tucked at the northeastern edge of the Caribbean Sea, Saint Barthélemy (St Barths or St Barts in common tongue) is all about pristine white-sand beaches and celebrities flitting between luxury stores and yachts. The Caribbean as it is isn’t the most LGBTQ-friendly destination, but this gorgeous French island is perhaps the most open-minded of them…
Fenway Park holds the distinction of being the oldest ballpark in the world and is something of an institution to city dwellers. The home of the Boston Red Sox, the park has been welcoming fans since the early 1900s. However, it’s not just sports fans who make the trip to Fenway Park but history buffs…
Boasting more than four centuries of rich cultural heritage, Boston could very well be America’s oldest city. A walkable downtown and museums, buildings, and parks with time-honored stories to tell are what makes Boston so special. Boston might take pride in its roots, but it hasn’t lost sight of its trailblazing and revolutionary ways, especially…
The ‘City of Five Flags’ Pensacola is one of the most charming coastal resort cities on Florida’s Gulf Coast, bordering the state of Alabama. That’s why the vibe of this charming beach city is typical Floridian brashness with a dash of laidback Southern charm. Add to that a Spanish downtown and gorgeous beaches, and you…
Even though it’s very close to New York City, Long Island has its own unique attractions. It’s full of interesting beaches, historic sites, and unique downtown villages. Many people only recognize Long Island as New York’s suburbs. While in reality, it’s an exciting destination on its own. Coming here for an extended vacation or a…
The Golden Gate Bridge is the most iconic landmark in San Francisco. Travelers all around the world dream of one day visiting this beautiful spot. Its massive size and unique color make for a picturesque scene. This bridge is the one-mile strait that connects San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean. And here are the…
Consisting of a group of three falls, Niagara Falls spreads across the border of the US and Canada. The waterfall attracts millions of tourists every year and with such enthusiasm, the development of hotels, viewpoints, and even casinos is a common theme around the state park. Both in the US and Canada side! On that…
Sun-kissed beach days, invigorating hikes, and Caribbean-inspired haute cuisine that’s Saint Martin/Sint Maarten for you. This tiny verdant jewel amidst the Caribbean’s turquoise expanse features the fusion of two diverse European cultures that are innately LGBTQ-friendly in nature. Sint Maarten is the cosmopolitan Dutch side in the south, where lie vibrant gay-friendly clubs and bars.…
Dallas is perhaps the most mythologized city in Texas. Surrounded, literally by five picturesque lakes, the city has outgrown from its “cheerleaders and cowboys” fame to a modern, bustling metropolis. Its distinctiveness and accepting nature are also what make the city so gay-friendly, and there are numerous hotels to prove the same. Gay hotels in…
Known by the popular monikers “Ray Jay” and “New Sombrero,” the Raymond James Stadium has been drawing fans since 1998, to Tampa, Florida. Often called the crown jewel of all NFL stadiums, it’s home to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the NCAA’s South Florida Bulls football team. It has also hosted three Super Bowls since…
Elgin is a historical city in Northern Illinois. This growing city is the eighth-largest in this state. It’s also the 241st largest in the United States. Boasting a rich history from 19th-century industrial presence in dairy production and watchmaking, this city was once known as the “butter capital of the world”. It achieved fame because…
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…
Cosmopolitan Martinique is one of the most sophisticated islands in the Caribbean. This is an overseas region of France, so the island’s culture is a distinctive blend of the Caribbean and French influences. What’s more, in terms of laws and general sentiment, Martinique is very gay-friendly as well. In fact, it’s one of the more…
The Central American country of Belize could very well be the melting pot of the Caribbean. In fact, its residents belong to widely disparate groups such as Creoles, Garifuna, Mennonites, East Indian, Mestizos, and Mayan! Brilliant white-sand beaches, some of the world’s best beaches, lush national parks, and some of the world’s most spectacular reefs.…
Nicknamed the ‘Helen’ of the West Indies, Saint Lucia might as well as have been named the ‘Pearl of the Caribbean.’ Lush forests and plantations, pristine white-sand beaches, and tons of luxurious resorts and villas dot this island. Whether you’re a nature lover or a water bum, there’s something for everyone on this island. And,…
Captivating Cartagena is one glorious mess of historic grandeur on cobbled alleys, vibrant structures and plazas, and bougainvillea-covered balconies. What’s more, the old town, Cartagena de Indias, boasts 13 km of centuries-old colonial stone walls! It’s no wonder that it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What’s more, Cartagena is the undisputed gay-friendly queen of Colombia’s Caribbean coast.…
With the fog rolling across the Golden Gate Bridge, the lights across the Bay, the food, and the views, San Francisco surely goes toe to toe with Europe’s best romantic cities. After all, the city is known as the Paris of the West! Whether you’re in the city for the first time or you’re out for a…
The towns of Clearwater and Clearwater Beach on Florida’s Gulf of Mexico coast are some of the most charming beach destinations in the state. They’re part of the Tampa Bay area, which includes the cities of Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater itself. In fact, this area is one of the gay-friendliest regions in the United…
When Christopher Columbus first made landfall on the American continent, it was the Bahamas where he landed. The tropical islands, which lie at the northeastern edge of the Caribbean islands, are home to some of its most picture-perfect beaches. It might come as a surprise to many that the laws of the country are actually…
Last Vegas is easily one of the world’s most romantic cities. Here are the 11 most romantic hotels in Las Vegas, including jacuzzi rooms.
Nestled at the base of the incredible Rocky Mountains, Denver is one of the cities that date back to the Old West Era. In fact, the city is home to some stunning Victorian architecture from the 19th century, as well as museums, galleries, restaurants, and more. Of all the neighborhoods in the city, Downtown Denver…
Affectionately called a “mini-Berlin by the seaside,” coastal Valparaiso overlooking the waters of the South Pacific Ocean is one of the most vibrant of Chile’s cities. What’s more, Valparaiso and its neighboring Viña del Mar are amongst the gayest places on the continent! Santiago might be home to a larger gay scene, but it’s Valpo,…