New York City is the largest and most populated city in the USA and one of the most beautiful, exciting, captivating, and truly amazing cities in the world. Known as “The Big Apple” it is a major world capital and a world leader in finance, arts, culture, architecture, communications and entertainment. It is the center…
Famed for its sprawling deserts and spectacular geographical formations, Arizona epitomizes the American Wild West at its very best! Home to the largest Native American reservation in the country, the state is also where you can find the fascinating Grand Canyon. From former mining towns to ancient villages and bustling cities, you can find it…
Portland, a former fishing and trading hub in the state of Maine in the United States is one of the most vibrant small cities this side of the globe. Its rich past combined with its seaside location throws up a host of things to do in Portland, Maine. While many of the attractions are quite…
Tampa, with its beautiful waterways, Spanish-infused Cuban culture, and a mix of modern landmarks and historic architecture, is a wonderful destination for a holiday. Young travelers will love the trendy retail stores and restaurants that now sit in historical buildings that have been brought back to life. What’s more, there are many fun things to…
Arizona’s largest city and capital, Phoenix, lies at the heart of the aptly named “Valley of the Sun.” So, it’s natural that the perpetual sunshine could tempt you to spend your days sipping cocktails next to the swimming pool. But don’t give in! Exploring Phoenix is a delightful experience, as its vast desert horizons are…
The popular East Coast beach town of Ocean City lies between the Atlantic Ocean and the Isle of Wright Bay in Maryland. What’s more, it’s a fantastic place to visit around the year. Its main attraction is the three-mile boardwalk full of beachside eateries and souvenir shops selling everything from local trinkets to funnel cake…
Where do we even begin espousing the marvels of Oahu? Surf hideouts and idyllic beaches might steal the headlines, but the island also has coffee farms, cultural attractions, and many must-try restaurants. What’s more, Oahu is also home to the Hawaiian state capital of Honolulu, another underrated cultural hub. From hiking terrains and history to…
Michigan’s second-largest city Grand Rapids is named for the scenic Grand River and is well-known for its culture, art, and history. This city’s origins go back to 1826 when it was a trading post, eventually becoming the boyhood home of former President Gerald Ford. That’s why the city is home to unique museums, such as…
The charming Gainesville feels less like a city and more like a sleepy county, especially since it’s also a university town. But there are many things to do in Gainesville, Florida, besides being home to the University of Florida. Culture vultures will love the museums, such as the Harn Museum of Art and the fascinating…
If New England had an official gayborhood, it would be the wonderful little seaside colony of Ogunquit. The internationally-known gay city resembles a watercolor painting and a picturesque LGBTQ+ escape. Perfectly sandy beaches stretch out as far as the eye can see, and the azure waters of the Atlantic are perfect for swimming. Undoubtedly, Ogunquit…
The city of Valparaiso in Chile is one of the South Pacific’s most important seaports. In the second half of the 19th century, it was a major port of call for ships that crossed the Straits of Magellan, traveling between the Atlantic and Pacific. The opening of the Panama Canal brought an end to its…
As the oldest city in the U.S. state of Georgia, the cobblestone streets, notable historic buildings and beautiful mossy parks, attract millions of visitors to Savannah each year. The city is also so steeped in history that much of the charm of visiting this southern state is to soak in the history of the area…
The capital and largest city in the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the Americas. Founded by Bartholomew Columbus, the brother of the famous explorer, the city was named in honor of Saint Dominic in 1495 and became the ‘Gateway to the Caribbean‘. The city…
Sao Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos or simply Salvador is the capital of Bahia in Brazil. It was the first capital of Brazil, founded in 1549 by the Portuguese and continued to be the capital until 1763. The colonial influences are evident in this city which is one of the oldest colonial cities…
Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in the Caribbean, Saint Lucia is a small island located between Martinique and St. Vincent. Touted as one of the best honeymoon destinations in the world, the island is much more than that as it offers stunning mountain views, secret waterfalls, pristine beaches, and a wide variety of…
This beautiful two-island nation in the West Indies also referred to as the Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis is the smallest sovereign state in the Western Hemisphere. Despite its size, Saint Kitts and Nevis have a rich history. These islands were among the first islands in the Caribbean where the Europeans decided to set…
Quito, the capital city of Ecuador sits at an elevation of 2,580 meters above sea level, making it the second-highest official capital city in the world, after La Paz. It also has the distinction of being the closest capital city to the equator with its central square being about 25 kilometers south of the equator.…
Mexico is the third largest country in the Northern American continent, attracts a lot of tourists every year. Mexican cities are considered to be the gateway to a more free and relaxing world of blue waters and palm trees. This is why perhaps Puerto Vallarta is so famous all around the world. No matter if…
When it comes to the United States of America, there a lot of places which ignite a strange fire within the heart- the fire which compels your mind to explore new things and delve deep into the history of the site. One such place is New Orleans! Located to the south of the Mississippi River,…
The capital of Uruguay, Montevideo, is the southernmost capital in the Americas and has been consistently rated first on the quality of life in Latin America. The city was founded in 1724 by a Spanish soldier as a strategic move against Portugal during the dispute over the platine region. The first inhabitants of the city…
The City of Mendoza as it is officially known as is located in the northern central part of the province of Mendoza in Argentina. The bustling tree-lined city is a stopover point for climbers to Mount Aconcagua and also for skiers in the winter looking for easy access to the Andes. Mendoza is synonymous with…
Martinique is an overseas department of France, located in the Caribbean Sea, directly north of St. Lucia. The island which has a rather interesting history is a heady combination of tropical gardens, beautiful beaches and mountains. While many visitors to the island prefer to relax on the beautiful beaches and feast on Creole and French…
There are many varied kinds of travelers in this world—some like mountains, whereas some likes a cozy walk along the beach, whereas others enjoy the solitude of forests. For lovers of beaches, the calm blue sea, and a coastal lifestyle, Hawaii is a must-visit spot. Kauai happens to be the oldest of the Hawaiian Islands…
Being one of the most popular tourist destinations in Florida, Fort Lauderdale can be considered as the hub of US forts made during the time of the Second Seminole War. Three forts are primarily said to be in the upfront which makes Fort Lauderdale a famous tourist attraction. As the city is a part of…