This desert town along Route 66 is a must-visit, featuring unique stops like California's largest gas station, quirky diners, and museums about Western history.
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Farmland meets Chinese culture in this small California town. Discover where early 20th-century Chinese immigrants lived in this well-preserved destination.
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This hidden secret beach in California is consistently ranked among the best in America. If you're up for the trek, it promises an unforgettable adventure.
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Don't let its nickname fool you. This town isn't just bustling with cowboy vibes, it's also a vibrant spot for those looking for good eats and shopping.
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Hidden away in California farmland is a cattle ranch that also doubles as a luxurious resort experience, complete with some of the best steaks in the U.S.
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Soda aficionados looking for something new need to look no further than the "Willy Wonka of Soda" shops in Southern California with over 700 flavors!
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Not far from some of California's biggest tourist attractions is a charming neighborhood dotted with houseboats and bursting with creative flair.
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One large town in California's Fresno County is known as the "Gateway to the Sierras" and offers small-town charm with a relatively low cost of living.
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Enjoy first-class resorts, spas, and luxury hotels at this town in California's Coachella Valley, which has been a haven for celebrities for decades.
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For a one-of-a-kind experience on your California vacation, be sure to check out this unique café, which also features rare books and mining tunnels.
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Get transported back to vintage Los Angeles by visiting one of Hollywood's most legendary Italian restaurants, featuring a great menu and much more.
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If you're looking to avoid the plethora of California tourists on your vacation, checking out Los Angeles' "coastal playground" is a must-do.
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An earthquake simulator in California allows guests to safely experience these natural disasters, including the 6.9 magnitude 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.
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Seek out this iconic Los Angeles steakhouse the next time you visit Beverly Hills - the place invented valet parking and the doggie bag and does a killer steak.
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From Hollywood to wine country, California certainly has a lot of character. If you want to experience some of its kitschier spots, check out these motels.
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Southern California is a huge destination with tons to do, from beaches to amusement parks. These are the best things to do in Southern California.
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This natural phenomenon has long mesmerized visitors who flock to the mysterious, magical sight of rocks seemingly moving on their own across the ground.
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If you are intrigued by old, abandoned places, you should know about America's 'first waterpark,' a California desert attraction offering a surreal sight.
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At this LGBTQ-friendly beach along the Pacific coastline, bask in the sun, enjoy views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and explore the nearby Castro District.
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Unlike many falls which you should only admire from a distance, Stoddard Canyon Falls is one you can swim in after completing a challenging hike.
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Los Angeles some of the weirdest attractions in all of California, but these have to be the five weirdest tourist destinations in the whole city.
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One of the most famous delis in Los Angeles offers visitors with an abundance of delicious menu items and the opportunity to see famous stars.
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A long-loved favorite amongst locals, tourists, celebrities, and filmmakers, Neptune's Net is worth a visit on your next trek to the west coast.
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California's legendary Highway 1 has a stretch that's closed off to cars, presenting hikers with a spot that features beautiful views.
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Escape the bustling city of Los Angeles by strolling along the blissfully quiet canals and vibrant waterfront homes at the “Venice of America.”
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One of the most beloved buildings in the U.S. is a historical stunner offering incredible views. And, best of all, you can visit it without paying a cent.
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While cities are concrete jungles, tropical birds aren’t often found in urban landscapes. But this West Coast metropolis houses an unexpected parrot population.
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