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Albany Albany brings history to life and is a great place for exploring off the beaten path. With so many important sites and museums, New York City, which is the state capital, is a great place for history buffs to visit. People who love the popular Broadway show “Hamilton” can see the story come to … Read more
Laguna Beach A beach getaway and artsy neighborhood in Southern California On the coast of Southern California, halfway between the busy cities of Los Angeles and San Diego, you can find a peaceful place to escape all year in lovely Laguna Beach. This oceanfront town in Orange County is known for being fancy, but it’s … Read more
Texas Discover Texas: towns with lots of different cultures Texas does have bigger everything. From the thousands of kilometers of rough and beautiful landscape to the sizes of portions, pickup trucks, and 10-gallon hats. It would take months or even years to get to know every part of this state because it covers so much … Read more
Ann Arbor Enjoy the fun things that a diverse Midwestern city has to offer. Ann Arbor is not the pretty, free-spirited college town it is known for being. It is a forever town. People there love both the arts and the sports team. It’s the kind of place that combines the culture of a big … Read more
New England Explore six states that are full of history, culture, and famous scenery. The Atlantic Ocean is on one side of the northeastern United States, and green forests are on the other. Everywhere in between, there are interesting cities, historical places, cultural attractions, picturesque villages, and outdoor activities. Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode … Read more
Santa Ana Check out Santa Ana, a fun city in the middle of Southern California’s fun. Santa Ana is the cultural, entertainment, and food hub of Orange County. It has a lot of real history and hidden gems that you can’t miss. The city’s location makes it easy to get to all of Southern California’s … Read more
Cody Cody is an old Western town with a lot of history. The town named after William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody is only 84 kilometers from the eastern entrance to Yellowstone National Park. It is at the base of the Absaroka Mountains. In the 1870s, the brave Western showman passed through this area. He loved … Read more
Laredo Another one-of-a-kind Tex-Mex event Laredo is the start of the Lone Star State and a journey experience that is American, Texan, and Mexican all at the same time. It is in the middle of South Texas, at mile marker 1 on Interstate Highway 35. This is the kind of mix of culture, language, food, … Read more
Illinois A lovely place by the river for history buffs Galena is tucked away in the hills of northwest Illinois. When lead (“Galena” means lead sulfate in Latin) was found in the early 1800s, the town grew quickly. Mining was the first business that the town did. Galena was the biggest port between St. Louis, … Read more
Providence In a creative city, there is a lively culture and hot restaurants. If you think this town looks like any other in New England, you’re wrong about Providence. Providence has eight schools and universities. It has the culture of a much bigger city but is easier to get to and walk around in than … Read more