If you're taking a trip through southern Texas, you've got plenty of charming small towns to stop at for a break. But not all of them have observatories.
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Oaxaca used to be an under-the-radar, magical gem that delighted a sparse number of visitors, but you might want to hold off on booking a trip for a bit.
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Beyond Nebraska's Sandhills lies a historic state park with remarkably preserved 19th-century buildings, scenic surroundings, and frontier-era stories.
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This Minnesota city offers serene waterfront escapes, fishing opportunities, wooded parks, local festivals, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere.
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If you find yourself between Toronto and Barrie, make a beeline for the fascinating history and deliciously diverse eats of this charming village.
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This county is attracting new residents and visitors with a plethora of outdoor activity options and a vibrant, welcoming city full of interesting sights.
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Planning a trip to Yosemite National Park is no easy feat. Start by flying into the closest airport to the valley for a stress-free experience.
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This charming Illinois city pairs scenic parks, lakeside recreation, wildlife-rich trails, quirky local boutiques, and multiple walkable downtown districts.
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This charming Oregon city offers historic streets, welcoming local businesses, outdoor recreation, lakeside beauty, and nearby waterfall adventures.
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Many consider Miami to be a metropolitan destination, and it is. But if you know where to look, the city has great access to some incredible natural places.
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A historic Southern estate near Augusta preserves stories of wealth, slavery, and generations of change while offering trails and scenic grounds.
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You'll find a little bit of everything in this charming city in the heart of Louisiana, with a focus on outdoor recreation along the Red River.
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New Jersey is often the target of jokes, but this small state is close to NYC and has plenty to do. Beach lovers appreciate its shores, especially this islands.
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This Maine city combines rivers for paddling, lakes for fishing and boating, and protected natural areas featuring trails through forests and wetlands.
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From dining to rides and parking, get help deciding between Disney and Universal Studios with this handy guide to the parks' differences and commonalities.
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Convenient to the cities, but full of small-town appeal and historic interest, this spot is great for a stay at a cozy inn or a stroll through a natural area.
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Pompeii is an astonishing historical site to visit. While wandering the ruins, you’ll also discover some surprising elements of Ancient Rome.
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Boomers are prioritizing beach vacations, scenic getaways, and multigenerational travel in 2026, but there's one destination that stands above the rest.
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Don't let California and Florida fool you: Some of North America's best beaches are located far from any ocean. And this small town is proof.
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If you want to cool off from the heat, you can head to this Ohio park that is home to the largest free splash pad in the state. It just got a redesign, too.
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Atlanta is one of the most exciting cities in the United States, and its premiere sports and entertainment hub is a brilliant way to get a handle on ATL.
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This luxury resort both protects and enhances the surrounding environment, and every suite is intentionally designed to merge with the natural landscape.
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While you can't swim in this artificial lake, it does have easy hiking trails, unbeatable fishing spots, and breathtaking views. Here's where to find it.
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Planning a beach vacation? Here's a handy guide on whether Northern or Southern California beaches are best. With so much coastline, it'll help you choose.
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You'll need to bring either a small child or a grandparent to tote along this must-have item to a beautiful Sardinian beach following a devastating wildfire.
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This Minnesota state park is home to one of the largest man-made lakes in the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" and is known for its fun water sports and lakeside camping.
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US and European sports stadiums have some differences that may surprise you. Here’s what you can expect when you attend a game across the pond.
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