Fans of both American history and literature will especially love visiting this laidback Massachusetts destination that is known for fascinating monuments.
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For a legendary Los Angeles hot dog beloved by Drew Barrymore and featured in "Mulholland Drive", head to this iconic spot, serving up 1,200 daily since 1939.
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A small town in New York's beautiful Finger Lakes region is home to great historic wineries, museums, and lots of cute shops and restaurants.
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Silicon Valley is home to many companies, but there's more to do in the area than take a tour of a tech office. Walk around and explore these sights.
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While you might think of the big parks as the best places to get in touch with nature, small towns like this one can immerse you in mountain culture.
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At this much talked-about campground in Iowa, tubing in the nearby waters isn't just accessible and fun, it's a mandatory part of every stay.
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If you're looking for dinner and a show, there's no better place than New York City. This street is the perfect spot for a pre or post Broadway show nosh.
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"The Jewel of the Desert" is a hotel in Nevada built more than a century ago during the silver boom, representing an iconic point in the history of the West.
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Designed for family-friendly use, one of California's most unique National Parks offers an incredible view of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
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Escape the bustle of Tampa in this quaint town that's brimming with history and adventure and sits near an attraction where legends of the sea come to life.
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With Civil War history, ghostly streets, and a tumultuous past, this semi-abandoned riverside Illinois town makes for a surprising destination in the Midwest.
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For a taste of European culture and history, you don’t need to travel several thousand miles when you can head to this quirky Iowa city with a Dutch ancestry.
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For the camping experience, without roughing it, book a tent or micro-cabin in this Japanese-style Washington campground, complete with an outdoor spa.
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Las Vegas is known for being a little extra, and that extends to this massive Italian marketplace, filled with gourmet eats and over 1,000 bottles of wine.
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Head to Lake Ontario's eastern shore for a historic lake town with stunning views, a charming marina, and plenty of American history to discover.
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Tennessee's natural beauty is no secret to adventurous travelers, and this magnificent waterfall might be the ultimate prize at the end of an epic hike.
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Miami Beach in Florida has a hidden movie lover's paradise tucked away, screening contemporary indie gems and classics alike in a small, quaint theater.
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Maine isn't known for its sandy beaches, but one stretch along the Maine coastline has exactly that: rocky shores with ample sand and chilly waters.
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If you are looking for a charming small town for your next vacation that is walkable and has plenty of nature nearby, look no further than this Missouri gem.
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Located between Myrtle Beach and Charleston, this South Carolina gem is perfect for a charming riverside getaway with culture, history, and good eats.
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Situated in both Montana and Wyoming is an uncrowded national recreation area. Visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing in two separate districts.
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Head to this state park in Delaware for family-friendly beaches, cabins and campsites, fun hiking trails, dolphin spotting, and WWII history.
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If you're headed to Mississippi, check out this historic riverside town that boasts a colorful and quirky main street with vibrant shopping.
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See what South Louisiana was like hundreds of years ago at this preserve, which boasts boardwalk trails, fishing, wildlife sightings, and deep history.
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There is no shortage of stunning spots waiting on the shores of Lake Michigan, but one gorgeous city might just take the crown as its most endearing.
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If you want to travel through the Florida Everglades, stay off the main roads. This secret route provides even better views for the adventurous explorer.
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When driving Route 66 in New Mexico, take a rest at this personality-packed, retro motel, which has been around since the 1950s and has welcomed celebrities.
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