For a great place to enjoy Southwestern art, head to this mall near Tucson that holds an open-air arts festival set against an impressive mountain backdrop.
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History and architecture lovers won't be able to get enough of this neighborhood, which features a plethora of homes from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Kansas is sometimes unfairly overlooked as a travel destination, and this underrated town is a great spot to visit for festivals and great food and beer.
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The Berkshires is a beautiful region in Massachusetts with its stunning hills. There is a luxury resort there perfect for relaxing and pampering.
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You might be better off avoiding certain neighborhoods in this major U.S. city, which has high rates of robberies, assaults, car thefts, and homicides.
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This small, quiet town has been home to household names like Marilyn Monroe, Arthur Miller, Meryl Steep, and more, yet you'd never guess from its peaceful vibe.
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New York is anything but low-profile. Still, some regions of the state are home to hidden natural gems and outdoor adventure, like this park on the Hudson.
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The town has the perfect blend of shopping and dining in town and easy access to nearby forests, historic attractions, and other outdoorsy adventures.
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This abandoned Florida motel was turned into a thriving art village that opens two days a month for an art festival complete with food trucks and fun.
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A quiet Lake Michigan destination is a spot for history buffs and outdoor-adventure enthusiasts alike, with a historic ghost town and scuba spots.
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Chicago's vibrant north side avenue with diverse shopping and incredible dining and street food is also commonly known as the city's "Little India."
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This small town in the Catskill Mountains is about as far removed in culture from New York City as possible, while being within range for day-trippers.
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There are a myriad of family-friendly destinations across the United States that can fit every budget. Here's where we suggest going for your next vacation.
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For those who want to celebrate the autumn season with ghost tours, live music, and festivals, head to this historic harborfront neighborhood in Baltimore.
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The Windy City has loads to offer, of course, but a short trip outside the city limits can transport you to a new world of charming small-town delights.
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A non-profit nature reserve is connecting prairie land across the most remote region of the Lower 48, preserving habitat for bison and other threatened species.
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Watch out for this challenging California city, where cyclists face a greater risk of fatality than in any other metro area in the U.S.
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For an escape from D.C., head to this small Virginia town that is just an hour away and is full of serene campgrounds, a Buddhist temple, and a lavender farm.
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This outdoor escape in New Mexico is a desert state park where you can camp under the stars, fish in mountain lakes, and experience beautiful, rugged terrain.
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For a trip that's about the journey and not just the destination, try this scenic train ride between New York and Pennsylvania for tranquil countryside views.
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Nestled along the Lamprey River in New Hampshire sits a town full of history. There, you can explore historic buildings that feature fun restaurants and shops.
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If you're looking for a creative town with hot springs and a fun fossil exhibit for the kids, this city in South Dakota hits all the right markers.
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If you love birdwatching and beachcombing, this little beach on Ohio's coastline is perfect for your next getaway. Here's why it's worth a trip.
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Denver is home to many enviable suburbs, but this sophisticated stop is home to upscale dining and shopping outlets which let you live large by the mountains.
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Northern California is home to a lot of stunning homages to the old West, and this rural Sierra Nevada restaurant offers great food, drinks, and music.
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Pennsylvania is a quintessential location for all things Americana, and one college locale is exactly what you picture when you imagine American small towns.
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This state park in southwest Wyoming is still relatively wild and rural, wild herds of bison roaming around the ample uncrowded hiking trails.
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