Car lovers and old-timers will undoubtedly recognize Fort Wayne, Indiana for its manufacturing history and GM assembly plant. Having overcome many economic troubles over the twentieth century, Fort Wayne has reinvented itself as a family-friendly town with a wide variety of arts and entertainment highlights for those in its suburbs.
Grand Rapids is the second largest city in Michigan after Detroit. Known as “River City” for the river after which it was named, and sometimes as “Furniture City” for the five world-leading office furniture manufacturers that make its home there, Grand Rapids is no doubt a comfy place to live and a great place to […]
While not the capital city of Wisconsin, Milwaukee is the Badger State’s most populous city, as well as the Midwest’s fifth-largest city. This fact, as well as the city’s proximity to Lake Michigan, makes it a popular destination with visitors from all over. If you’re planning a trip to Milwaukee anytime soon, make sure you […]
One of the best-known cities in the US, Washington, DC is popular with tourists from across the globe. From its myriad of memorials to various presidents and wars, to the White House and Capitol Square, Washington, DC is teeming with tourists, government officials, and businesspeople enjoying all this diverse city has to offer. When planning […]
If you’re in the state of New York and not in the Big Apple, odds are you’re in Buffalo. The Queen City is the second most populous in the state, making it an important tourist attraction for anyone with an interest in architecture, cuisine, music, festivals, performance arts, sports, or the outdoors.
Rhode Island may be the nation’s smallest state, but it’s big in heart. And its heart lies in the thriving metropolis that is its capital—Providence. This often overlooked New England city has plenty of attractions to see and plenty of ways to get to them! Whether you’re venturing around town to find the best clam […]
Memphis is located in the southern part of Tennessee, along the Mississippi River. It is known for its music, particularly blues, jazz, and rock’n’roll. Beale Street offers clubs that emerge visitors into the music styles of Memphis and restaurants where you can find soul food and barbecue. Elvis Presley, B.B. King, and Johnny Cash all […]
While most tourists head down to Miami or Orlando when they visit Florida, Jacksonville offers a nice alternative to those busy tourist destinations. Only a few miles away from Georgia, Jacksonville also happens to be one of the more convenient Florida destinations for people throughout the country to reach. Visitors and residents alike can enjoy […]
Despite being the oldest city in Georgia, Savannah teems with energy and youth. Its cobblestone streets, beautiful architecture, and pedestrian-friendly layout make it a pleasure to explore, while its numerous food and music festivals, art exhibits, and active nightlife invite tourists to come visit at all time of the year.
Located beside the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Gatlinburg has a reputation for scenic views and a relaxing atmosphere. This mountain resort city is located roughly 40 miles southeast of Knoxville, Tennessee, and is also the only ski resort location in the entire state. Planning a vacation? You need to check out Gatlinburg.
Sometimes, the most humble of places can hold the biggest surprises. St. Cloud, Minnesota, is by no means the largest city in the state of Minnesota, let alone the country. However, there is plenty to do in the central Minnesota city that will have visitors on cloud nine! Stay Safe: Ride out the storm with […]
The fact that Nashville, Tennessee‘s most common nickname is “Music City, USA” should tell you all you need to know. But don’t let its second-most common nickname—”Country Music Capital of the World”—mislead you. Those who would say Nashville is limited to country music wouldn’t be doing its numerous rap artists and rock bands justice. Next […]
Denver is the capital of Colorado and the largest city in the Rocky Mountains region, as well as one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. It’s known as “The Mile-High City” for its sitting at an altitude of 5,280 feet above sea level. Recommended Modes of Transportation Though you can easily get around […]
Portland is the largest city in Oregon, famous for also being one of the greenest in the world. If you love the outdoors, bicycles, beer, coffee, and tolerable weather all-year ’round, this is the place to be. Recommended Modes of Transportation in Portland, Oregon The best way to get around in Portland is by bicycle […]
Lexington, Kentucky, is known as the “Horse Capital of the World.” Famous for its surrounding horse farms, Lexington is also home to two famous horse racing tracks—Keeneland and The Red Mile. Lexington is also home to the University of Kentucky and Transylvania University—the latter of which is the state’s oldest four-year university. Just for Fun: […]
New Orleans, Louisiana is one of the most unique cities in the United States. It was founded nearly 300 years ago and is rich with culture, ranging from French, Creole, African-American, and Caribbean, to Irish, Haitian, German, and Vietnamese. Recommended Modes of Transportation The best way to get around is by foot, especially if staying […]
Tempe is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona. It serves as a major hub in the Valley Metro light rail transit system and features more than 175 restaurants, nightclubs, and retail shops to cater to city guests. Thanks to a young and student-heavy population, Tempe’s nightlife is unrivaled. Recommended Modes of Transportation You could use […]
St. Louis is a city and major port in Missouri, also known as the “Gateway to the West.” It features a beautiful cityscape—in no small part thanks to the Gateway Arch—with plenty of green space at the street level, as well as numerous free activities. Recommended Modes of Transportation The best way to get around […]
