If you are a fan of soft pretzels, then heading to Illinois' "Pretzel City" is a must for culinary fun, great history, and that classic Midwestern quirky charm.
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This architectural gem in Detroit is a must-visit, filled with history and gorgeous details. Take it all in during a guided tour for the best views.
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Denver is a major travel hub, but why get stressed out with crowds? Instead, check out this smaller city nearby that is known for its art scene and breweries.
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For a vacation steeped in America's blues history and tradition, there may be no better place to visit than this iconic Mississippi country inn.
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Rhode Island may be the smallest U.S. state, but it's home to an absolute treasure of an art museum that also packs a massive historical punch.
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For an outdoor adventure featuring incredibly starry night skies and hot springs to relax in, the small Oregon town is exactly what you're looking for.
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The former estate of a Michigan tycoon that serves as a community park is enchanting with its handcrafted foot bridges and scenic nature walks.
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This small town is a haven for those who enjoy mid-century modern architecture, and visitors will find plenty to do while on vacation here.
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This town in northern Chicago has it all: stunning outdoor parks and gardens, unique architecture, and a history of famous movies being filmed there.
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This 65-foot tower and nature center in Oklahoma is an affordable, family-friendly hidden gem overlooking a lake and situated inside a stunning state park.
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This walkable neighborhood in Atlanta oozes history with landmarks to pique the interest of visitors who will also enjoy its unique dining options.
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Mine for precious gems, hike among mountains and stunning waterfalls, and dive into local history in this small, charming North Carolina town.
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For fans of Louisiana's flavorful cuisine, don't miss out on this region of the state full of tranquil marshes and serving up some of the world's best seafood.
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For an off-the-beaten-path thing to do in New York City with gorgeous river views, head to this secret hilltop haven with medieval charm and peaceful gardens.
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One of the most exciting hidden gems in Amsterdam is a former shipyard that's been converted into a neighborhood just a short distance from the city center.
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While the East and West coasts offer plenty of opportunities to soak in the sun, your beach day will differ depending on which side of the country you visit.
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Deep in the heart of Detroit lies its oldest neighborhood, which has become a hub for young creatives that's bursting with art, food, and plenty of bars.
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For a cute borough in Pennsylvania to explore, head to this scenic and walkable town that is full of historic buildings, cute shops, and great restaurants.
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If you spend time on the island of Kauai, be sure to stop by this small town known for its coffee farm, sugar plantation history, and sailing tours.
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If you're a fan of Nashville's rich country music history and treks down scenic wilderness trails, a city in California offers the best of both worlds.
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The state of Vermont is home to a string of picturesque municipalities, but this one town is particularly abundant in art, local culture, and stunning scenery.
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This Rhode Island town is a real New England gem with access to plenty of historical sites, outdoor parks, wildlife refuges, and so much more.
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From the futuristic Space Center to its hands-on arts scene or its vast trails, hikes, and water adventures, this Alabama city has something for everyone.
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The rodeo is a famous tradition of Western culture, and the world's largest outdoor rodeo bring a dose of legendary Old West history along with it.
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If you love places with eerie folklore, head to this underrated city in Arkansas that is home to a supernatural mystery as well as great Southern food.
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Step inside a record-breaking piece of American history with a visit to this military submarine permanently docked in the heart of Portland, Oregon.
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This art museum may not be as famous as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but some travelers and experts say it's even better than the iconic institution.
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