Provincetown is where the Pilgrims first landed in 1620 after signing the Mayflower Compact. The farthest point on Cape Cod became a haven for writers and artists a century ago. Possibly due to its remoteness and gorgeous locales. Today, however, the town is easily accessible, bringing in a constant stream of visitors, especially the LGBT…
Eugene sitting at the southern end of the Willamette Valley dons many caps. It’s a charming university town where Nike was born, and sports runs through its veins. However, Eugene has far more things to offer. We’ve been to Eugene before, and we were amazed by its art. The colorful murals were nothing short of…
Wander around the City of Roses where being weird, quirky, and edgy is a good thing. Portland is a heaven for nature enthusiasts and environmentalists, as well as one of the world’s greenest cities. This is the place where you see the city sits in harmony with nature without any boundaries. Fully relax and unwind…
When it comes to major cities, the downtown neighborhood is one of the places where you’ll have a blast 99.9% of the time. This also applies to Orlando. Although you won’t find Disneyland or any fantasy castles around, Downtown Orlando will still have ways to captivate you. Orlando’s downtown is a cosmopolitan neighborhood full of…
No visit to New York is complete without stopping by Time Square. You can find almost everything in this world-famous neighborhood. From street artists, attractions, restaurants to protesters! Whether you are in the Big Apple for business or pleasure, this area is a hive of activity that’s ready to welcome you with all its glory.…
Known for its vibrant atmosphere, BBQ, and jazz history, Kansas City will never cease to amaze you. It’s the biggest city in the Sunflower State and home to 500.000 people. Kansas City is sometimes referred to as the Barbecue Capital since there are world-class steaks and barbecue restaurants all over town. There’s so much happening…
The tree-lined historic neighborhood of Georgetown is a big draw for visitors because of its cobblestone sidewalks and grand homes. It’s the most aristocratic neighborhood in DC, where you’ll find some of the best restaurants and top shopping. Since the area sees a heavy footfall of visitors, there are plenty of hotels in Georgetown, Washington…
Redmond may not be the getaway many people dream of. But for outdoor enthusiasts, this fastest-growing city in Oregon is heaven! With the Cascade Mountain Range to the west and Oregon’s high deserts to the east, this region is a vast adventure playground. Prepare your hiking shoes and a hat, as there are many cliffs…
Charlotte, or also known as The Queen City, is famous for its tagline “Charlotte’s Got A Lot”. With plenty of outdoor beauty, superb cuisine, and attractions, it always lives up to its name! When you come to Charlotte, you’ll be surprised to find a diverse destination with loads of things to explore. Walking through the…
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…
For decades, Havana was closed for tourists. But now, plenty of travelers visit Havana to discover and explore the blend of the old and new of the city. There are endless things, cultures, and places to see and experience. Amidst the Spanish colonial architectures, there are things you shouldn’t miss when you’re here. Make your…
Being the state’s second-largest city, it’s no surprise that many have dubbed San Diego the birthplace of California. History records that this region was the first place the Europeans landed in the west of America. Today, it has become an astonishingly diverse mix of cultures, with the Pacific to the west and Mexico to the…
Aberdeen, Maryland, traces its roots back to 1800 when the village of Aberdeen was founded by Edmund Law Rogers. He named the village after Aberdeen in Scotland to honor his cousin, the Earl of Aberdeen. Its proximity to the historic city of Havre de Grace and Aberdeen Proving Ground make it a favored destination for…
Some of you might’ve already been thinking about the best way to surprise your significant other during his or her birthday. Or, maybe you’re wondering where to bring your precious one for your anniversary. Well, why don’t you do the unthinkable? Instead of booking a table at your favorite local restaurant, why not book a…
Many may think that Boston only has history and charm from its past. But if you take a closer look, this East Coast town is simply extraordinary. They have everything from beautiful architecture, delicious food, unique culture, to successful sports teams! So, are you interested in planning a visit to the cradle of the American…
Louisiana’s capital city, Baton Rouge, is infused with Southern culture. Renowned for its great hospitality and beautiful blend of French and Creole cultures, the city sees a fair amount of visitors. As such, you’ll find plenty of hotels in Baton Rouge, Louisiana to suit a variety of styles and budgets. The second-largest city in Louisiana…
Colorado Springs is without a doubt, one of the most breathtaking cities in the United States. With magnificent natural landscapes, impressive cultural scene, and rich history, this city will leave you in awe. Nestled at the foot of Pikes Peak, there’s no shortage of adventure and outdoor activities here. To experience the best of this…
Cartagena is the fifth-largest city in Colombia. And this old port city is located on the Colombia Caribbean coast. Do you know that part of Cartagena is surrounded by a large fortress-like wall? It was constructed during colonial times to protect the city from continual pirates’ attacks. That’s why Cartagena is known as the Walled…
Québec City is famous for its delightful joie de vivre and openness. It’s not just North America’s oldest French-speaking city, but also it’s only fortified one. It sits on a clifftop overlooking the St. Lawrence River, enclosing the charming UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old City. Centuries of romance fill its cobblestoned streets, turning the…
Considered one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, Dallas is one of North Texas prides you won’t want to miss. It’s got the largest art district in the country, world-class museums, and a vibrant nightlife. As for food, there are classic Texas steakhouses and barbecues scattered all over the place. So are you…
Named after its founder, Brookings is a small city in Curry County, Oregon. It’s nestled into the southern corner of Oregon’s coastline. Although you won’t find any glamorous and extravagant architectures or larger-than-life shopping malls, Brookings is as alive and bright as the sea itself. It’s full of golden sand beaches, idyllic parks, seaside cliffs,…
Seattle is an urban metropolis with a huge variety of interesting things to do. In the largest city in the Pacific Northwest, you can find almost anything. From the famous Space Needle, the lush of green at the Gas Works Park, and some iconic dining at Pioneer Square. This town also the home of several…
Welcome to Chicago! Known as the windy city, Walt Disney’s hometown hosts gorgeous buildings, world-class museums, and a vibrant shopping district. There’s also a vast amount of art and food to enjoy in this one of the major cities of the United States. Whatever you’re looking for, they have it all. So, are you ready…
Florence is a small coastal city in Oregon that lies at the mouth of Siuslaw River. It’s small enough that life feels like it moves slowly but big enough to have plenty of exciting activities to do. From walking along the gorgeous beach, visiting lavish restaurants on the mouth of the Siuslaw River, to visiting…