This town in Southern California will have you forgetting you're in the most populated state. Explore the local lake with an inflatable water park and hikes.
Head to this historic town in Indiana for amazing German food as authentic as it comes this side of the Atlantic, or join the celebrations during Freudenfest.
Imagine a secluded island with no permanent residents, quiet beaches, and white donkeys. You won't have to imagine if you head to this island in Italy.
If you love history (and some morbidity), you'll love this underrated Italian town that's one of Rick Steves' favorites. The ancient streets will transport you.
This off-the-grid Scottish island is owned by the locals who promote sustainable tourism. You may even get a shot of whiskey from the island's only taxi driver!
Bring your furry friend down south where this seaside city is set up to welcome dogs and their owners for fun vacation activities both indoors and out.
You won't find much to do on this remote island in Maryland, and that's just the way we like it! With delicious seafood and friendly locals, it's a true escape.
This lesser-visited area of New York makes for the perfect weekend getaway, with unique accommodations, historic sights, interesting art, and lively festivals.
Bringing this type of luggage to a music festival can leave you with a heavy bag to lug around, dirty clothes, and a crowded tent. Here's what to do instead.
Small towns are a great way to enjoy a relaxing vacation. This idyllic Maine spot is perfect for easy outings, including the nearby Acadia National Park.
Imagine crossing a medieval drawbridge to enter a town with a towering castle and huge lake. That’s exactly what you’ll get at this small getaway in Italy.
Imagine floating down a river under the hot Texas sun, grazing the refreshingly cold water underneath you. That's only the main attraction at this park.
Looking for a vibrant city break? Head to one of Rick Steves' favorite US destinations for live music, a hot food scene, and fascinating historic landmarks.
With access to camp on the lakefront, stocked fish, and plenty of amenities, this family-friendly California lake is an ideal spot for a quick outdoor getaway.
If you're looking for a place to camp in the Appalachian Mountains this summer, this beautiful state park offers a stunning place to take in superb views.
Visit this beautiful New England town for a sampling of gorgeous scenery, lovely accommodations, tasty treats, and small town hospitality no matter the season.
It may have a European flair in appearance, but this lovely city is full of U.S. colonial history. A diverse culinary scene, museums, and natural beauty abound.
History buffs and nature lovers will enjoy exploring this lovely Midwestern park that overlooks the Mississippi river valley. It's a perfect summertime retreat!