Near Portsmouth Is A Lovely Village With Historic Roman Ruins And Coastal Vibes
Famous for its one-of-a-kind Roman fortress, this village is worth the jaunt from Portsmouth — you can even get there on foot by walking along the coast.
Read MoreFamous for its one-of-a-kind Roman fortress, this village is worth the jaunt from Portsmouth — you can even get there on foot by walking along the coast.
Read MoreAround 20 minutes from Newcastle by train, this historic town is home to a stunning 12th-century castle and a delightful smattering of shops and eateries.
Read MoreClose to Boston, this riverside town in Maine has hidden beaches, an annual clam festival, and restaurants serving lobster rolls, chowder, and oysters.
Read MoreA beloved British holiday destination for generations, this vibrant seaside town is known for its dramatic beauty and divine restaurant scene.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far from the busy streets of Glasgow to find yourself in a charming coastal town showcasing the very best of Scotland.
Read MoreStone cottages, smoked kippers, and clifftop walks to 14th-century castle ruins: This Northumberland fishing village is as authentic as it gets.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel to Vegas to experience an amazing getaway. Check out this California resort with restaurants, gaming, spas, and even a gold-leaf donut.
Read MoreNear Birmingham, this U.K. city with a grungy past is now home to a museum that was used as a set for "Peaky Blinders," a zoo and castle, and good food.
Read MoreConsidering retirement? This coastal county in Virginia has mild weather, a trio of pretty riverside towns, and a huge state park.
Read MoreSample the finest scoops, hunt for giant cones, and visit a historic museum in this bustling town that makes over 150 million gallons of ice cream a year.
Read MoreIf you're looking to take a trip to a small English village with pubs, culture, and charm, you can check out this one in the county of Sussex.
Read MoreA mandatory stop on a Texas road trip, this tiny home of Shiner Bock exudes Texan charm, offers delicious food, and truly lives up to its spotless reputation.
Read MoreLooking for a more relaxed adventure in Florida? This small town offers peaceful riverside escapes, plus unique local food options and great shopping to enjoy.
Read MoreThis California community offers an easygoing getaway with playground picnics, hillside walks, nearby flower displays, and local kitchens serving tasty food.
Read MoreAll the delights of England's south coast can be enjoyed at this gorgeous seaside town, from tasty seafood to some of the best beaches around.
Read MoreBefore your trip to Zion National Park, stop by this gateway town with desert beauty and canyon hikes as well as a food truck park and farmers market.
Read MoreSeals and puffins, seafood, and a 15th-century ruined castle are some of the highlights of a visit to this seaside town near Newcastle in Northumberland.
Read MoreAn excellent way to enjoy the beauty of British food is to head to "The Food Capital of Yorkshire," with its medieval market square and impressive castle.
Read MoreNestled on a hilltop overlooking the Seto Inland Sea, this city near Hiroshima is known for its temples, cycling scene, and savory pancakes.
Read MorePrime fishing, kayaking past a 400-year-old oak, and tasty seasonal dishes in a historic mansion are just part of the appeal of this friendly lakeside suburb.
Read MoreIf the idea of a gorgeous town on the Welsh coast surrounded by a national park and packed with history floats your boat, then this is the place for you.
Read MoreWhether you want to live here or just pay a visit, this small Yuma suburb is affordable and offers up vibrant cultural festivals and tasty authentic eateries.
Read MoreOne of the many perks of traveling is the food, so why not plan a trip around visiting a world-renowned food festival that attracts tons of crowds every year?
Read MoreThis scenic town has a seafaring history dating back to the 17th century, with opportunities to hit the beach and set sail on an iconic replica tall ship.
Read MoreIt's home to America's biggest furniture and sporting stores and is packed with interesting boutiques, bars, restaurants, and some of Dallas' best lakeside fun.
Read MoreThis quaint town in Northeast England is known for its historic sites, including an open-air museum that gives visitors a glimpse at Anglo-Saxon life.
Read MoreStep into a town filled with Shakespearean adventures, where you can follow a self-guided tour, take in a play at the theater, or eat to your heart's content.
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