Free arts events, stunning public murals, over 70 trails, and farmers markets galore are just few of the things you'll find in this affordable California city.
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While you might think of Florida when imagining the best U.S. spots to retire, this Dallas suburb is a haven for retirees with its activities and amenities.
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Enjoy Lake Huron, explore forest trails with over 25 dinosaur sculptures, camp by the coast, and dig for fossils in a nearby quarry at this quiet Michigan town.
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Cheap cold beer? Crystal-clear water? Available parking? Look no further than this gorgeous beach in the Dominican Republic, one of the best in the Caribbean.
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This charming town sits at the convergence of the Minnesota River and Chippewa River and offers old-world Scandinavian beauty around every corner.
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This Maine town, named after a European capital, packs a punch with lively summer festivals, delicious local restaurants, and a nearby river for water sports.
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It's not just you, many Americans are skipping their summer vacations this year and choosing to stay home instead. Here's why that might be a good idea.
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Looking for a cheaper hotel stay? Discover the insider move that can score you better rates, bonus amenities, and upgrades without the hassle.
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Boasting around 2,000 acres near the shores of Seneca Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region, this state park has everything you need for a camping getaway.
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This underrated city is making a name for itself in the food and wine industries, offering visitors scenic views, excellent restaurants, and gorgeous wineries.
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These two historic towns in the California mountains offer a thriving arts scene, vintage shopping, and the state's oldest continuously operating theater.
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This hidden gem of a city is one of the greenest in the United States and is full of scenic hikes and culture. Plus, it's about an hour from Los Angeles.
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This pricy villa on a dreamy Caribbean island has 13 bedrooms, 3 swimming pools, and an entertainment center, chapel, and tennis court, spread over 17 acres.
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With a 2,000-acre lake, a local diner with an iconic soda fountain, and award-winning wineries, this little Texas town belongs on your bucket list.
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This popular college town is a vibrant fusion of two cities, with hundreds of public art installations between them and natural beauty around every corner.
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Montana is famous for its outdoor adventures, but this city's acclaimed breweries also make the state a destination for true beer lovers.
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This New Jersey suburb boasts an arts-friendly vibe and gorgeous hiking opportunities, all while offering easy access to New York City's downtown.
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Prepare to be awe-struck at these four scenic viewpoints along Oregon's central coast, with glorious beaches, sea caves, tide pools, marine life, and more.
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The most visited state in the U.S. has many different cities to go to for incredible outdoor recreation, delicious restaurants, and plenty of arts and culture.
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Not far from Mesa Verde National Park, and home to a train that's a National Historic Landmark, this Colorado riverside hub is a must-visit for a magical trip.
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This Italian village on an isthmus between mainland Tuscany and Monte Argentario is close to calm beaches with plenty of opportunities for water sports.
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This remote fish camp on the St. Johns River is home to spectacular airboat rides, wildlife galore, and some great fried seafood specialties.
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This oceanside town in North Carolina is perfect for relaxing and enjoying fresh seafood, leisurely beach walks, and family-friendly activities.
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This tiny Portuguese island in the middle of the Atlantic is a birder's paradise with only one town and a lake-filled volcanic crater at its center.
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There's a little slice of the Caribbean tucked away on the Mediterranean coast that has the clear water and palm trees of a tropical oasis.
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From racing thrills to colonial history and delicious local dining, Delaware's capital is the perfect place to create some unforgettable memories.
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America's favorite drink is coffee, and yet the country where the darkly brewed beverage is most popular is a place that will likely surprise you.
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