Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world, which means crowds are abundant. This Canadian city offers a Parisian feel minus the throngs of tourists.
From rocky beaches to soaring mountains and everything in between, the East Coast's national parks and monuments offer access to history and nature to everyone.
For those of us who are looking for a calm, relaxing water vacation, look no further than these Midwest rivers where you can plop in a tube and float for hours.
Are you ready for a sugar and adrenaline rush? This amusement park has attractions for the whole family -- whether you like roller coasters or water rides.
There are many ways to travel throughout Europe, but which way is best? We explore the pros and cons of traveling through Europe via planes, trains, and cars.
You'd be surprised what you can find in Italy outside of major tourist cities like Venice -- check out this town that marries Italian and German culture.
Ever wonder what a 180-year old amusement park is like? Then check out this island in the U.K. to discover its rich history, ride roller coasters, and have fun!
What better way to spend a holiday honoring America's workers than with a weekend of leisure? Here are some of the best U.S. cities to visit this Labor Day.
From engineering marvels and scenic grasslands to frozen woodlands and lush waterfalls, the Midwest's national parks have a little bit of fun for everyone.
Pickpockets and muggers are an unfortunate fact of life in a number of cities around the world, but here's one way to keep yourself and your valuables safe.
While many associate the grandeur or our national parks with the wide vistas of the west, America's southern states have so much natural beauty to offer.
A living legend and an American icon, Dolly Parton is the namesake of this popular amusement park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Here's why you should go.
Rock climbing isn't just for adventure seekers. You can find accommodations for any skill level -- and this place near Las Vegas is a perfect place to start.
Even though Mount Rainier is one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the United States, people still flock to it. But what exactly makes it so dangerous?