Consider retiring in this cool Oregon Coast town with walkable beaches, artsy charm, outdoor recreation, and a quieter pace than busier coastal escapes.
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Explore Quadra Island, a scenic British Columbia escape with kayaking, hiking, wildlife, First Nations history, and a thriving arts community.
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For a true storybook setting, head to this English village with seafood, camping, and a scenic castle that is on a beach and dates back to the 12th century.
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You don't have to travel far from Austin to explore a wonderful wildlife preserve with hiking trails and some seriously stunning canyon views.
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Italy is synonymous with world-class wine, but the country's best wine region outside of Tuscany still manages to fly somewhat under the radar.
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Wales is home to some of the most delightful towns in the U.K., and this gorgeous spot on the Pembrokeshire coast might just be its finest.
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This charming village in Illinois near Rockford is a family-friendly spot with a scenic park trail, local restaurants, and a large water park.
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A visit to this peaceful village in the Buckeye State is an opportunity to explore historic sites, meet friendly locals, and enjoy tasty meals by the river.
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The authentic cowboy experience is waiting in the beautiful seclusion of the Pacific Northwest at this gorgeous ranch in Oregon, with horseback riding and more.
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The lowest cost of living in the United States this year? That crown falls on the head of a scenic state with outdoor adventures and fun towns all over.
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The Golden State has many excellent options for an active retirement, but few better than this stunning stretch of land on the California coast.
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The Gem State is packed with underrated outdoor destinations, and this beautiful spot is another to add to your Idaho bucket list.
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Escape the city with the family and explore a charming town full of parks, meandering trails between them, and even a nearby zoo to learn more about wildlife.
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Head to northern Europe to explore one of the continent's most magnificent countries, an outdoor destination like no other.
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Historic storefronts, creative workshops, local art, and Southern cooking make one charming city a worthwhile addition to your Alabama itinerary.
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Springfield's outdoor side goes beyond its museums and restaurants, with a scenic escape where visitors can fish, paddle, hike, and enjoy the water.
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Wisconsin is famous for its lakes, including this large one that offers a lot of opportunities for anglers, boaters, and those looking to take a swim.
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Nashville may be Music City, but it's also Bachelorette Party City, much to the chagrin of many locals. Here are the pros and cons of having your party there.
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This charming town on England's sun-soaked southern coast has peaceful beaches, brilliant sunsets, rare wildlife, playful seals, and freshly caught seafood.
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This quaint coastal town in Nova Scotia can be reached by ferry from Bar Harbor, Maine, and highlights a clifftop lighthouse, featured in a Hollywood film.
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Refurbishment projects take a building's soul and give it new purpose. These train stations from around the world have done that spectacularly.
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This beach on the southwestern coast of St. Thomas offers travelers as a quieter alternative to Sapphire Bay, with uncrowded shores and turqouise waters.
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This seaside beauty is a quintessentially English resort town not far from London and highlights cobbled lanes and restaurants with ocean views.
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What looks like a natural wonder along Pennsylvania's Susquehanna River actually has a fascinating industrial past and offers a unique day-trip experience.
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If you're a millennial looking to move, WalletHub has done a study of what the best and worst states to move to are. We're taking a look at the very worst.
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This United States airline once lost passengers due to its lack of seatback screens, but it's making a comeback by rolling out new tech options by 2028.
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In Washington's Cascade Range lies a body of water ripe with fish and open to multiple types of watercrafts, surrounded by national forests and trails.
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