Besides the opulent Gilded-Age mansions, famed Cliff Walk, and the cultural attractions of Providence, there's a town along the way that also deserves a stop.
New Hampshire offers an abundance of outdoor activities and is a great destination for family road-trips. This city is the perfect stop on your next adventure.
Reports on the tours stress that they're a way to learn more about the city's history and experience parts of Chi-Town most guided tours don't cover on foot.
Water in the desert is a rarity that should be cherished -- Lake Havasu City in Arizona offers the chance to do just that. This small town borders Lake Havasu.
There are only a little over 1,100 hot springs in the United States and the great state of California is home to dozens of them, each perfect for a getaway.
Are you sick of staying at the traditional Holiday Inn while on vacation? Want to stay somewhere that's a bit more exciting and memorable? Enter theme hotels.
Around every curve of the road, mountains swoop in to take your breath away. So welcome to the Blue Ridge Parkway, lovingly known as America's favorite drive.
Looking for a good scare? There's a hotel in New Hampshire that is waiting to transport you into a haunted world where no one is safe from getting spooked.
New Orleans is especially known for its spooky vibe and visitors come from all over the world to enjoy its death culture and spend time in The Big Easy.
There's one beach in Malibu we'd like to draw your attention to because if you've ever seen "The Notebook," it will transport you to memories of that film.
Located about 75 miles north of Los Angeles, Ojai is an inland favorite for lovers of nature and wellness. The town offers a break from the hustle and bustle.
There are plenty of places that music enthusiasts and historians should visit. In our opinion, melomaniacs should include Macon in their music destinations.
To accommodate its guests, The Schoolhouse Hotel weaves innovative design, cutting-edge tech, and thoughtful services into every facet of the guest experience.
As seasons change, the adventurous places you can go are practically endless. Traveling in the fall is even better in two ways — fewer crowds and better deals.
If you're looking to do something different for Thanksgiving this year, these destinations are some of the best places to spend Thanksgiving in the U.S.