With plenty of waterfront seafood restaurants, charming local shops, and a storied past (with ghost tours to boot), this North Carolina city is a must-visit.
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Foodies should recognize this American city on the East Coast whose immense love for pizza outweighs even that of Naples - and we're not talking about New York!
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When hunger strikes in Mexico, this casual local restaurant, known for offering the speediest service in the world, is the best place to be.
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If you're traveling to Idaho, consider stopping at this artsy town outside of Boise that has plenty of family-friendly activities, including some theme parks.
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Lake Bled in Slovenia is worth visiting for its picturesque scenery, but many flock to the destination purely for its iconic local desserts.
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This fabulous little town in Connecticut is a microcosm of everything that makes the Nutmeg State such a tremendous (and delicious) destination.
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Traveling for the picturesque views of this Oregan-California border town is worth it, but don't forget to grab a famously mouthwatering burger before leaving.
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There is a lot to love about New York's spectacular Catskill Mountains, and this charming town with a very famous name is another addition to the list.
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If you want fresh ingredients or traditional Amish pastries, canned goods, and furniture, head to an under-the-radar market in Pennsylvania.
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If you like drinking good wine with gorgeous views of iconic rivers, this underrated destination in the Hawkeye State is calling out your name.
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Travelers to southern Europe may want to spend a few days in the "Venice of Portugal," a relaxing town filled with beautiful architecture and amazing food.
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Culinary adventures are a big part of travel and your budget. To save money, here's a game-changing rule for eating cheap and local without sacrificing quality.
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Boasting a Michelin restaurant, its own helipad, luxurious rooms, and 20,000 bottles in the cellar, this five-star hotel in Champagne, France, is a must-visit.
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Step back into the 1800s in this Alabama town filled with fascinating historical buildings, charming streets, and delicious local sweets shops.
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Open only Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., this iconic Georgia restaurant dishes out Southern comfort food, drawing long lines and celebrity guests.
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This artsy Connecticut town is a must-visit New England charmer with countless galleries, unique history museums, hiking trails, and quaint bed and breakfasts.
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Enjoy luxurious splendors at one of Anguilla’s most iconic resorts. Lounge on a gorgeous Caribbean beach and indulge in delicious bites with spectacular views.
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Crowned the oldest city on the Mississippi, this southern charmer with the most antebellum houses in the U.S. is a must-visit for its outdoor fun and downtown.
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An artsy community in Alaska is situated on a beautiful blue bay full with wildlife and scenery that will make it clear why artists find it inspiring.
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Hidden deep in the town of Boulder, Utah, and open only several months a year is a "secret" restaurant serving some of the best food in the country.
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Michigan is home to an incredible amount of waterfront villages, towns, and cities, but one of the most charming is a small town on the coast of Lake Michigan.
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In New York's Finger Lakes region, there's an underrated artsy town that offers award-winning wines and a thriving arts scene, all in beautiful surroundings.
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Known as "Virginia's Only Lakeside Town," this spot promises a memorable adventure with water sports, waterfront dining, local brews, and adventures galore.
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Often overlooked, this LA city in California is home to iconic Hollywood studios, world-class restaurants, and many unique shops, all within walking distance.
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For some of the best pastries in Lisbon, visit this local institution that has been operating for nearly 200 years and has served royals and presidents.
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Although this Southern California spot is known for wine, don't miss out on its culinary scene and Old Town, home to many unique local stores and attractions.
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Immerse yourself in authentic Amish culture in this small Illinois town, where you can tour the local farms and maybe even ride a horse and buggy.
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