Set amid California’s desert landscapes, this historic city boasts shops and eateries along its Main Street, with nearby mountain trails to explore.
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Once a medieval transport hub, this rapidly developing city offers snug cafes, cozy inns, and a November carnival with the UK's biggest light processions.
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Most cities have a signature sandwich, but one Southern European coastal gem is gaining traction for its range of delicious, traditional sandwiches.
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This historic town near Newcastle is home to a Victorian market, family-run shops, and a pedestrianized center that blooms with flowers.
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Often overlooked by travelers on U.S. Route 50, this walkable Missouri railroad town is known for its welcoming atmosphere and charming antique shops.
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England's Jurassic Coast is one of the country's most magnificent natural areas, and this charming village is one of its finest destinations.
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Surrounded by Alpine villages and boasting gorgeous high-elevation lakes and magnificent mountain trails, this French national park is a dreamy destination.
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Antique hunters will love this small Midwestern town near Peoria for its variety of antiquing options, railroad history, and access to lakeside nature.
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Surf, swim in secluded coves, and walk across clifftops on this quintessential Cornish peninsula -- then stop for crab soup in a quaint fishing village.
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Canada is a vast country, so it should be no surprise that it has plenty of abandoned sites. These crumbling hotels, though are some of the spookiest.
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New England charm is alive and well in this gorgeous town with wonderful waterfalls and beautiful bagels, just a short drive from downtown Boston.
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For a tropical-feel vacation that's not quite so remote, this Florida town boasts sandy beaches and a downtown district that's perfect for a day trip.
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Hike past alpine lakes in the summer, camp beneath towering evergreens in the fall, and return when snow turns this Canadian beauty into a winter wonderland.
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For a unique market town experience, head to this spot in Northern England with independent shops and historic buildings dating back to the 11th century.
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For an off-the-beaten-path high elevation lake near Tahoe, check out this little-known scenic spot that is only reachable on foot and offers quiet camping.
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A peaceful golf course, fishing ponds, wooded hiking paths, and a museum full of regional history make this Missouri destination worth a detour.
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Just outside Toledo, Mary Jane Thurston State Park offers riverside camping, fishing, boating, and scenic trails along Ohio's historic Maumee River.
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Cape Cod is so crowded in the summer, but this town offers a seaside wildlife sanctuary, buildings dating to the 1600s, farmstands, and a friendly winery.
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Roam mossy woodland trails, stroll beside the North Tyne, and settle into a cozy country pub for a hearty rustic meal and a pint in this charming village.
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Skip the trail crowds and get some amazing views throughout Zion National Park on these eight lesser-known trails that will leave you wanting to hike them all.
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Atlanta boomers are heading to Panama City, Florida, where affordable housing, sandy beaches, and outdoor activities offer a laid-back coastal lifestyle.
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If you want to experience a traditional English market town that also offers loads of quaint, brick-and-mortar shops and nature, this lovely parish is for you.
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Though this European park is rather petite, that doesn't mean it's not memorable, thanks to unique wildlife, easy walking trails, and ancient ruins.
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Explore covered passages filled with Victorian history, and then head for waterside restaurants and dramatic cliff walks in this fascinating city.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park might be the most-visited in the country, but that also means there are many more things for visitors to complain about.
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Europe has no shortage of scenic marathon routes, but these races come out on top with sporty participants from across the continent and beyond.
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With its vast stretch of rugged coastline, the Pacific Northwest is famous for its lighthouses. We did a deep dive to give you the 8 most picturesque to visit.
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