If you are on the college hunt or simply love that college-town vibe, make sure to explore this Ohio city with tasty bites and a charming, walkable downtown.
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An ever-changing mural-lined alley in Milwaukee offers free public art, colorful brick walls, and a creative stop tucked into the city's lively East Side.
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For travelers that want that small-town, friendly vibe, head to this city in Texas that is known for its bacon and is between Fort Worth and Amarillo.
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This youthful district is nestled in the western reaches of Midtown Kansas City, complete with buzz-worthy restaurants, eclectic shops, and endless charms.
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For a great spot to spend a day exploring just outside of St. Louis, head to this charming city with historic streets, holiday markets, and craft breweries.
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If you are exploring Ohio, make sure to stop by this city between Columbus and Cleveland that has a vibrant downtown filled with shops and lots of festivals.
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Art lovers visiting Charlottesville need to check out this once-abandoned mill that is now an art park complete with events, murals, and a farmers market.
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An Italian vacation should include a visit to Rome, but when the bustling crowds become too much, this man-made lake is a dreamy getaway only 90 minutes away.
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Home to German-style breweries, historic architecture, and unique restaurants, this edgy neighborhood near Denver's downtown is a Colorado must-visit.
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Florida in the 1970s was a different vibe, according to those who experienced it firsthand. Get a taste of "Old Florida" today in these five nostalgic towns.
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Film buffs should check out this once-thriving resort on Hawaii's Kauai Island that is now abandoned but was a major part of movie history.
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If you like exploring once-thriving ghost towns, head to this farming village in Michigan with an abandoned general store, gas pump, and church.
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For a more off-the-beaten-path vacation spot in Wisconsin, head to this village with a scenic lake and small-town charm between Green Bay and Milwaukee.
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Wilmington, North Carolina, is a hotspot of activity. Whether you like to shop all day, eat various cuisine, or stroll through gardens, this is where it’s at.
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This Texas hotel, named one of the best new hotels of 2026, boasts upscale interiors, a rooftop pool, park views, and access to tons of shops and amenities.
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Conveniently located between three Tennessee cities, this destination boasts numerous waterfalls and scenic hiking trails, along with a vibrant downtown.
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Outside of LA, this expansive shopping center is a celebrity haven boasting clothing stores, eateries, and other shops, along with a park and playground.
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This walkable Ohio downtown blends creative energy, historic streets, diverse dining, and cultural landmarks into one of the Midwest's most engaging city cores.
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As one of the world's biggest cities, Tokyo may seem daunting to first-time visitors, but these neighborhoods make it easy to discover the best it has to offer.
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For a charming and small village to explore just north of Detroit, head to this Michigan spot with a walkable downtown, lots of lakes, and historic vibes.
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For a taste of beautiful Southern Illinois, head to this laid-back hippie village that is full of artsy charm and is within Shawnee National Forest.
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If you love Football, make sure to check out Ohio's "City of Champions" full of sporting knowledge, a lively culture, unique shops, and museums.
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This New York college town has sights and activities for all interests, from live theater to historical buildings to sports events and nightlife.
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If you're traveling through Asheville, North Carolina and need somewhere to stay, this historic neighborhood has plenty of stunning B&Bs for you to try.
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One of America's most iconic places of worship is a work of art, surrounded by skyscrapers in New York City, and highlights the Big Apple's history.
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There are some great cities to visit in the Midwest, but smaller towns also abound. A village between Columbus and Fort Wayne has a connection to football.
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Cyclers and other urban explorers will have a blast getting to see a different side of Indianapolis by customizing their own treks on this 10-mile trail.
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