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Visiting Times Square to watch the ball drop on New Year's Eve is a bucket list item for many people, but this experience comes with some challenges.

There are plenty of American towns that exude holiday spirit, but only a few Christmas towns in the U.S. are worthy of a Hallmark Christmas movie setting.

If you're a fan of horror movies, take an excursion to camp No-Be-Bo-Sco, the very camp where the classic slasher film "Friday the 13th" was filmed.

Don't ruin the cinematic experience of your fellow moviegoers. Here are some unwritten etiquette rules you need to know before hitting the theater in Japan.

Showing films since 1935, The Thision Open-Air Cinema is Athens' longest-running outdoor theater, with spectacular views of the Acropolis and Parthenon.

If you're a sports movie fan, you've most likely seen this movie - and a big part of its set is now a popular Midwest tourist spot. Here's what it is.

Mexico is a magnificent country packed with history, culture and delicious cuisine, and avoiding these common mistakes will help make a good trip great.

Looking to stay in accommodations that were featured in your favorite horror film? Here are a few hotels and cabins that will send shivers up your spine.

Just because you're on vacation doesn't mean you can't take a quick trip to the cinema. There are plenty of movie theaters around the world worth a visit!

A major piece of horror movie history awaits just 30 miles south of Pittsburgh, where you can tour Buffalo Bill's house from "The Silence of the Lambs."

Want to visit towns with ties to cozy fall films? Here are some U.S. destinations that will make you feel as though you've entered your autumn comfort movie.

Head to these popular filming locations and indulge in "main character energy" to live just like the characters from your favorite movies and TV shows.

Tucked into the Rocky Mountains in a small Colorado town, this historic hotel was the inspiration behind a horror novel and features so much history to explore.

If you've always wanted to visit locations from your favorite movies and TV shows, you may be in luck - many of them are filmed in the same Southern U.S. city.

When you think of Italy's Lake Garda, an American-themed amusement park probably doesn't come to mind. But this unique destination makes for a fun day trip!

This bridge in Washington State can be foggy. In fact, it looks so spooky that it's been featured in movies, including "The Ring." Here's what you need to know.

If you're a dedicated movie nerd and avid international traveler, there are plenty of famous movie locations around the world to visit and explore.

Hotels in movies always seem so glamorous. Luckily, you can experience that same luxurious lifestyle by staying at one of the hotels on this list.

Even if you're not a movie buff, you can still have a romantic getaway if you travel on this European railway and follow this movie's city tour.

Take a trip to rural U.K. to feast your eyes on the mansion where one of the most talked-about films of this year is set, and learn about its history.

"A Christmas Story" is a timeless holiday classic, and you can relive all your favorite moments in this city in Ohio dedicated to fans of the movie.

Visit this eerie lake for a spine-tingling vacation where you can see the real-life inspiration and filming location for this recent Netflix hit.

Plenty of works of art are influenced by real-world experiences and places. One particular home in New York inspired a popular horror movie.

There are certain movies that are synonymous with the holiday season. You can step into the world of one of the most iconic by visiting this New York town.

Las Vegas has another mind-boggling landmark just off the Strip, and you can't miss it. Here's what to know about the Sphere, Sin City's latest venue.

From landmarks to the nation's best beach towns, these 98 U.S. adventures should be on your bucket list. These attractions won't disappoint.

Many of the world's natural attractions are featured on screen. If you're a fan of "Prometheus," there's one special place you can visit.

Not even magical cruises are immune to the occasional rainy day, but there are plenty of things to do on the ship when the storm clouds arrive.

It doesn't rain often in Los Angeles, but getting stuck in the downpour is a surefire way to ruin an LA-cation. Avoid getting soggy with these travel tips.

Finding the hidden gems of LA can give travelers an insider's feel of the city. For a trip you're unlikely to forget, check out these spots on your next trip.