Seattle is a great place to live or visit, but if you're looking for an area of the city that feels more secluded, consider stopping by this neighborhood.
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This Midwest state park features the Great Lake of Michigan and various water activities. Plus, there is plenty of nature to embrace on trails and campsites.
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Looking for real Chicago deep-dish? We rounded up the top spots using traveler reviews, expert opinions, and local guides to help you plan your trip.
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When you get into the heart of rural Ohio, you're bound to discover some stunning forest hikes and this small community is the perfect place to start.
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The shady streets and sidewalks of this Old Florida neighborhood make it an oasis while keeping it convenient to downtown hotspots, the beaches, and the bay.
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For an underrated but gorgeous destination in Washington, head to this rural town with plenty of fishing, two scenic state parks, and a gorgeous waterfall.
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Asheville is home to a historic shopping center that's certainly worth a visit, thanks to its stunning architecture, local stores, and fantastic restaurants.
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Sitting on the river and only minutes from well-known Colorado vacation spots, this destination promises the same fun and adventure with a small-town vibe.
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These two states grow more real Christmas trees than any other in the U.S. They're far from being neighbors, but they both have festive farms to visit.
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If you're interested in bird-spotting, watching local wildlife, or finding an educational excursion for the whole family, visit this wetland near Kansas City.
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Plan a visit to Alabama's center and find a welcoming town filled with vintage trains, top-rated wineries, and authentic Southern experiences.
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Get yourself a little Southern hospitality (and maybe a plate or two of barbecue) in this little gem with lakefront strolls and a quirky name.
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Just outside of Orlando lies a Floridian neighborhood with incredible food, gorgeous lakes, and impressive lakefront mansions.
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Nothing beats the mountain views in Colorado. Unless, of course, it's enjoying a cup of fresh-roasted coffee at a cozy cafe while taking in those views.
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Open since 1907, this Nashville icon is Tennessee's oldest restaurant. Its claim to fame? Tasty, no-frills chili made from the same recipe for over 100 years.
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For the same breathtaking views of Sedona but without the overtourism, head 10 miles away to this vibrant village in the Coconino National Forest.
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This affluent Charlotte Lowcountry island is a model of urban planning, balancing nature with community amenities, as well as several lauded golf courses.
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This gem of a Maryland town is perfect for a low-key vacation featuring laid back activities and a little bit of American history.
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A historic hillside transit ride in Pittsburgh lifts travelers high above, offering sweeping skyline views, vintage wooden cars, and urban scenery.
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A visit to the Finger Lakes is essential for every New York connoisseur, and one adorable town by the Erie Canal is a treasure trove of American history.
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This down-to-earth North Carolina nightlife spot, where you can find live music and various themed evenings, was named the best wine bar in the state.
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This quiet little hamlet in upstate New York is filled with waterfront activities, a unique 11-trail hiking challenge, and cozy places to stay.
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Have a long layover in Atlanta? Leave the airport (or don't) and partake in one of these five activities to make the most of your time between flights.
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Washington isn't usually associated with retirees, but this river valley town made headlines when Travel & Leisure named it one of the best places to retire.
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Nestled in the heart of Massachusetts, this quiet yet charming town features peaceful trails, sprawling family-friendly parks, and historic buildings.
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Surveys show that Times Square is considered the biggest tourist trap in the U.S. Here's how to avoid wasting your time and money in the Big Apple.
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Fort Collins is a popular stop for visitors to Colorado, but this mountain mecca hidden nearby in the Rockies is also worth considering, especially for camping.
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