If you're a fan of both American history and inviting watering holes to drink a pint or two, then pull up a stool at some of the oldest bars in America.
Italy has no shortage of popular cities for tourists to explore, but if you're looking for a quiet escape in a secluded mountain village, head to the Dolomites.
If you consider yourself a wine-lover and are planning your next wine vacation, this intimate New Zealand destination should definitely be on your bucket list.
You may not consider food quality as a high priority when visiting a theme park, but Disney World's EPCOT offers plenty of delicious restaurants to try.
The world's prettiest restaurants take presentation to another level, and if you're a serious foodie traveler, then book a table at these must-visit eateries.
Bourbon - America's official native spirit. Learn the fascinating history and culture surrounding this uniquely American whiskey on this famous distillery tour.
If you've been there and done that in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula, visit the region's capital city for a taste of Mayan history and budget-friendly hotels.
Science shows that atmospheres affect your taste buds, and if you're a foodie who appreciates flavor and style, then visit the prettiest restaurants in London.
Head over to Victoria, Texas, for a BBQ journey like you’ve never experienced. This "trail" takes you to 7 different BBQ places, ensuring you’ll be satisfied.
They say a glass of red wine is good for you. At this New York destination, you'll get a lot more than one glass! Check out these wineries close to NYC.
Calling all foodies: When it comes to savoring the best flavors in the heart of the Big Apple, the celeb chef's top pick is bound to tantalize your taste buds.
If you want to take a trip to a historic wine region packed with characteristic Italian flavor, then you'll absolutely want to plan a trip to this state.
Every wine lover is familiar with the world-famous Napa Valley. But one small community in this region, with a population of only 164, is sometimes overlooked.
The Hawaiian island of Maui is home to the state's only winery, MauiWine, which sits on 23 beautiful acres, offering an array of wines and fabulous views.
Full of world-class entertainment and casinos, Las Vegas is also full of great places to eat. Check out these restaurants for your next visit to Sin City.
Many big-name cities in the United States have wondrous food scenes, but they aren't the only places where foodies can thrive. This Southern city proves it.
When most people consider a wine-country vacation, they think Napa. However a hidden viticultural gem can be found in the beautiful landscapes of the South.
A popular island off the East Coast offers a variety of restaurants, a seafood festival, and excellent fishing charters that showcase the abundance of the sea.
Indonesian cultures emphasize caring for the community through cooking and preparing meals. Explore this culinary culture and amazing food with a visit to Bali.
This beautiful valley situated among the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina has been designated as the first American Viticultural Area in the state.
Delicious cuisine is found in Portugal's Douro Valley and the city of Porto. In fall, the temperature falls to pleasant levels, as do the crowds and prices.
When visiting Italy, you can't go wrong with stopping at this destination. It offers a delightful blend of wine, culture, history, and breathtaking views.
Miami is known for its Latin American and Caribbean eateries. It's a melting pot of cuisines, ushered in by the city's reputation as an American hot spot.