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Detroit, Michigan: A Round-up of the Motor City’s Major Attractions (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

Major Attractions In addition to being the biggest city in Michigan, Detroit, sometimes known as the “Motor City,” is a terrific travel destination. This metropolis of millions of people is a unique tourist destination because of its rich car culture, history, music, sports, and entertainment, as well as its constant sense of reinvention. Discover the various attractions in Detroit when you visit Michigan. Destination Downtown Downtown Detroit, close to the huge towers of General Motors’ headquarters, has a beautiful and well-kept riverfront promenade, where you’ll see coffee shops, fountains, carousels and people out for a stroll. Over the river, you can even see across to Canada. One fun way to get to know … Read more

New Jersey: Where History Meets Diverse Culture (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

New Jersey Get ready for an unparalleled journey around the Garden State. For the daring tourist, New Jersey has a wide range of experiences to choose from. Discover the history of how New Jersey’s distinct culture came to be while you stroll along the boardwalk in Atlantic City, shop at the roomy American Dream, explore the state’s ethnic diversity through food and art, and hike beautiful trails while admiring the skyline of New York. New Jersey provides adventurous travelers with various vacation experiences, ranging from exhilarating amusements to historical tours and nature treks. Art and Culture in Greater Newark Dive into a city brimming with cultural diversity when you visit Newark, New Jersey. Festivities abound in Branch Brook Park where you can experience seasonal delights like the Essex County Cherry Blossom Festival and sweeping views of ornate designs at the nearby Cathedral Basilica of … Read more

Colourful and cosmopolitan: exploring the Bronx (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

Colourful and cosmopolitan French singer-songwriter Laetitia Sheriff is traveling the United States following the paths of music, history, and culture while exploring the borough of The Bronx in New York City. The Bronx, one of the less-traveled boroughs in New York, is the next stop on her tour. New York is one of the greatest cities in the world, so of course I wanted to visit but I wanted to check out one of its lesser-known boroughs, so I headed to the Bronx… the only borough that can say it’s the birthplace of hip hop!” The Bronx is … Read more

A Taste of Vibrant St. Louis (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

Vibrant St. Louis I was not expecting to be in for such a pleasure when I just received an assignment that required me to travel to St. Louis, Missouri! In a matter of hours, I realized that St. Louis is the ideal vacation spot for families, couples, and single people due to its abundance of culture, history, food options, famous landmarks, and Route 66 attractions. Iconic Gateway Arch I began my tour of this cosmopolitan and vibrant city with a trip to St. Louis’ most famous landmark. After checking in to the Drury Hotel, a local chain, I ambled over to the famed Gateway Arch, which symbolizes US expansion into the west. The monument is … Read more

Louisiana’s Baton Rouge: A quaint city with delicious food (2025)

by Coldson

Louisiana’s Baton Rouge I’ve always been drawn to Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana. I’ve always thought it looked like the kind of town that would be really cool to visit, whether I was reading travel articles about the city or watching the local college, Louisiana State University, play American football. Eventually, I got a chance to see it for myself. Enjoying City Parks and Dining I’m sitting in the town square on a gorgeous May morning in Louisiana, with blue skies and temperatures around 25 degrees Celsius. It’s a huge green space with a permanent stage for outdoor concerts, card tables and water features for kids to enjoy in the … Read more

Boston, Massachusetts: tracing the history of the United States (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

Massachusetts Exploring Boston’s Historical Past Laetitia Shériff, a French singer-songwriter, is touring the United States following the path of musical culture and history. She made a stop in Boston, which was previously referred to as “the Athens of America” due to its rich cultural and intellectual heritage. “The city is rich in beauty and American history,” says Laetitia, “Walking around downtown you can feel the spirit that comes from being the birthplace of the American revolution.” Boston, Massachusetts’s cultural wealth gives visitors a positive dilemma: how to spend your time there? Whatever you choose to do, whether it’s … Read more

8 Great Lakes and Northeast Marine Wildlife Experiences You Can’t Miss (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

The Northeast and Great Lakes regions of the United States are home to a variety of marine creatures. Don’t allow urban areas like New York City deceive you into believing otherwise. Wildlife For those ready to explore these beaches, the number of unique wildlife viewing options, including the eight highlighted below, will fulfill your inner adventurer. For travelers ready to explore these coastlines, the abundance of memorable wildlife viewing opportunities, including the eight showcased below, will satisfy your inner adventurer. Near Tawas, Michigan Sunrise Coast Birding Trail Along Michigan’s Sunrise Coast of Lake Huron, bordering Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, the Sunrise Coast Birding Trail … Read more

An Insider’s Guide to Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument (Updated 2025)

by Brave

One of the most significant Western frontier battles in American history was the 7th Cavalry’s crushing defeat of 12 companies by Plains Indians at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. At Little Bighorn National Monument, which is located 104 kilometers northwest of Billings in the vicinity of Crow Agency, Montana, the two-day battle is remembered. … Read more

Pacific Coast Highway Road Trip (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

Pacific Coast Discover the breathtaking coast of California between San Francisco and San Diego. The fabled Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), which hugs more than 900 kilometers (600 miles) of California’s breathtaking and untamed coastline, was first constructed in the 1930s and is still a miracle of human labor. One of the world’s most breathtakingly beautiful highways, it should be driven slowly as you take in the breathtaking views of the mountains, tall trees, wide beaches, and boundless sky. Additionally, it gives visitors a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see all that California has to offer in terms of character, including roadside kitsch, Hollywood glitter, bohemian vibes, farm-fresh delicacies, wine, and pioneer outposts. Before you get started on your road trip, some helpful tips: Without stopping, it takes approximately 10 hours to drive the entire length of the Pacific Coast Highway, but on this route, it’s recommended to take your time to see the sights and stay overnight along … Read more

3 Must-See LGBT Neighborhoods on the East Coast (Updated 2025)

by Coldson

The United States’ East Coast is a year-round destination for gay, lesbian, andtransgender tourists because of its fascinating andold-world districts. Neighborhoods AreaLarger cities, like New York and Philadelphia, are vibrant hubs of metropolitan life that provide LGBT tourists with exciting places to visit both during the day and at night. Mellower Fort Lauderdale is a laid-back destination where visitors may mingle and learn about the local way of life. Here’s a quick look at three of the Atlantic coast’s most active gay-friendly s. Greenwich Village — New York City, New York New York’s Greenwich Village and West Village, which basically function as a single downtown neighborhood, offer a LGBT traveler a variety of places to see and things to do. In 2016, the Village, as it’s commonly referred to, gained historic status when … Read more