United States Town & City Reviews

Set in the Appalachian foothills, the young city of Birmingham exhibits Southern charm and a strong financial sense, making it a good destination for business or pleasure. From its early days as a steel town and industrial center, the city has since grown to include a significant medical research base as well as a cultural calender that is full of unique and edifying events. Golf figures highly on many travel itineraries for good reason: the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail runs throughout the state of Alabama and offers a number of holes in the Birmingham area.

Natural landscapes, historic attractions, cultural galleries and fantastic shopping come together to create the dynamic city of Albuquerque. Exemplifying the spirit of the west, Albuquerque offers a wealth of culture that began with the inhabitants of the Southwest thousands of years ago.

Since the start of the 20th century, people have flocked to Anaheim for its climate, fertile soil and cultural landscape, all of which have helped to make this city a jewel in the crown of Southern California.

There aren’t any igloos in Anchorage. The mosquito is not Alaska’s official state bird, and four-wheel drive is nice, but not necessary. The largest city in Alaska offers many opportunities for even the most seasoned travellers.

From its beginning as a small town caught in The Civil War, to one of the biggest agricultural producers in Texas, Arlington has modernized dramatically. Today, this lively city has maintained a reputation as the capital of fun and entertainment in Texas for over forty years.

Asheville, the Land of the Sky, is the largest city in Western North Carolina. Seated in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is a haven for culture fanatics, showcasing an incredible range of work from local artists, craftspeople, musicians and performers.

Rising skyscrapers, dense traffic, lucrative commerce, major league sports teams - Atlanta, has all the components of a fast paced, continuously-growing big city. But within the urban sprawl is a sophisticated and historical community

The street names of Atlantic City, New Jersey, will sound familiar to many. Marvin Gardens, Park Place, Boardwalk… all names used in the Monopoly game. Street familiarity notwithstanding, Atlantic City offers history, excitement, and intrigue that will seem both familiar and entirely unique at the same time.

Austin has a remarkable history, and a brilliant future. As the technological and intellectual center of Texas, Austin is not only the state capital but also a leader in higher education, maintaining one of the highest levels of education in the country.

A hub for arts and entertainment in the Lower San Joaquin Valley of California, Bakersfield is a diverse and active city that boasts numerous recreational and sporting experiences, interesting cultural and historical venues and

Baltimore is an amazing city. The 13 million visitors each year will attest to that. As a commercial hub, Charm City ranks fifth among all ports in the United States, with major waterways, railways and trucking lines to transport its many wares around the country and around the world.

Considered the gateway to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor has long been recognized as an escape to wild, rugged and beautiful Maine. While the Park is a must-see attraction, Bar Harbor and its surrounding areas have much to offer. Bar Harbor is the quintessential coastal Maine village, complete with sailing charters, fishing, lobster bakes, incredible scenery and, of course, Maine hospitality.

Vibrant culture, countless historic landmarks and strong musical heritage describe what the city of Baton Rouge is all about. Not only is Baton Rouge the capital city of Louisiana, it also serves as a major cultural hub

Bellingham is a waterfront community anchored on Washington State's Bellingham Bay. It is situated 85 mi (137 km) north of Seattle and 20 mi (32 km) south of the Canadian border with Vancouver B.C. being 54 mi (87 km) away.

In 1630, the Puritans of the Massachusetts Bay Colony founded Boston, in hopes of building a Christian utopia. Its advantageous position on the harbor and freshwater source appealed to affluent settlers who decided to name the area after Boston, Lincolnshire, England, where many of them hailed from.

Michigan's largest city, Detroit is known as the “Motor City” and famous for being the birthplace of Motown. Facing Windsor, Ontario in Canada, across the Detroit River, the city is also a major port. Visitors to Detroit will find plenty to see and do.

The first documented arrival of Europeans to San Francisco Bay was in 1769 when a Spanish exploration party, led by Don Gaspar de Portola, landed on the peninsula. Seven years later, they created the Mission San Francisco de Asis. Upon independence from Spain in 1821, the area became Mexican territory, during which time the mission was converted into a town by the name of Yerba Buena. For the next 25 years the town continued to attract American settlers. The area changed domination once again in 1846 after the Mexican-American war, when it was claimed by the United States. Yerba Buena was subsequently renamed San Francisco, which, due to the Gold Rush and promise of riches, would eventually become the metropolis it is today.

Commanding cliffs, deserted beaches and a windswept landscape comprise the first (and accurate) impression of Block Island. With nearly half of its land area under conservation, the island can be experienced today much as it was by its early inhabitants, for it is one of the “Last Great Places” in the Western Hemisphere as named by The Nature Conservancy.

Resting on a high desert plain, Boise is the largest city in the northwestern state of Idaho and an ideal location from which to explore the area's many treasures. Nestled among the foothills of the Rocky Mountains with the Boise River flowing through its center

The allure of Boston is complex. The combination of conservative beginnings, a rebellious past, and a progressive future mingle together, creating a cosmopolitan air.

Although Buffalo, New York, is recognized as the place where Buffalo Chicken Wings were created, the city has much more to offer visitors. A variety of attractions are available for travelers to explore

Between Los Angeles and San Francisco on the Pacific Ocean lies the California Central Coast. The cities and townships here are well known, and their names—Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara, Big Sur—invoke thoughts of the Spanish influence that settled the area

The High Sierra of California is well known and is a popular destination for visitors, particularly campers, hikers and lovers of the outdoors. The High Sierra appeals to those looking for fresh air, exercise and a simpler lifestyle for a while

The beauty and tranquility of Cape Cod and the nearby islands, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, are no longer the well-kept secret they once were. Today, Cape Cod is a favorite vacation destination for all travelers.

Charleston, is situated on a narrow, low-lying peninsula between the Ashley and Cooper Rivers, at the head of a broad bay leading to the Atlantic Ocean. The rich, vast tidal land of the Lowcountry, which extends from Savannah, Georgia, to the South Carolina Coast

Incorporated in 1768 and named for the wife of King George III, Charlotte has constantly redeveloped itself, growing into the largest city in North Carolina. The Queen City, as it is nicknamed, has changed from an agrarian township to

It is thrilling to see soaring buildings standing face to face, forming a metropolitan skyline. And that's one of the reasons people are lured into a big city like Chicago. The city's skyline is one of the most exciting in the world.

Cincinnati offers visitors an astounding array of cultural events and family entertainment to enjoy. Tourists can explore the many attractions, while navigating through neighborhoods tucked away into individual valleys.

Cleveland is a city that never disappoints. From its endless musical entertainment to its stunning location on the shores of Lake Erie to its professional sports teams, Cleveland has it all.

Situated at the base of Pike's Peak is the beautiful city of Colorado Springs. Just south of Denver, Colorado Springs was originally intended as a tourist resort destination prior to the Gold Rush. With it's lush greenery, stunning mountain vistas,

Imagine a location so appealing that it has been inhabited since the 17th century. In the United States few locations have a claim so bold, but Columbus, Ohio, is one of them.

With a rich history and thriving cultural industry committed to education in the arts and history, Concord is the capital city of the state of New Hampshire. Located relatively in the centre of New Hampshire, it allows easy access to nearby towns, beaches, parks and more. Visitors will discover that

Sometimes called the Sparkling City by the Sea, Corpus Christi, Texas, is chock full of sights, history, and recreational opportunities. It boasts a great location—being only two hours from either San Antonio or the Mexican border—

The cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, are traditionally talked about in the same breath due to the relatively-small 30 mi (49 km) of Interstate 30 that separates them. The cities share the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport and are linked by a commuter train. Then, however, the two cities diverge.

One mile above sea level, at the juxtaposition of the great plains and the Colorado Rocky Mountains lies the city of Denver. Denver is a cosmopolitan city under the spell of its alpine surroundings and richly flavored by its old west, mining and agricultural heritage.

The city of Detroit has a long, varied and often turbulent history. This remarkable city has been a French trading post, a headquarters for the British army, an international port and a major influence on both American and world culture.

Built upon the craggy shoreline of Lake Superior, Duluth's history has always been closely tied to that of the Great Lake. It has impacted the city's growth, recreational pastimes, and tourism industry.

Although El Paso has long since lost its reputation as a Wild West town with shootouts in dusty cantinas, there's still plenty to see and do in this west Texas city.

Known as the Venice of America because of its intricate canal systems, Fort Lauderdale offers a staggering 23 mi (37 km) of beach. The semi-tropical weather and close proximity to other Florida hot spots such as Miami and Palm Beach, make it easy to enjoy the laid back manner of this southern metropolitan area.

Fresno is the urban hub of Central California's rural San Joaquin Valley. The gateway to three National Parks, it is also a thriving metropolis that is among the fastest growing in the United States.

The First Nations term Pocono roughly translates to "stream between two mountains". It is obvious how aptly named the Pocono Mountains are. The area's lush, mountainous terrain is divided by the Delaware River, as it flows from New York State in the north to Wilmington in the south, then drains into the Atlantic Ocean.

The city of Great Falls is brimming with cultural activities that celebrate the convergence of the old and new. While the character of the Old West is carefully maintained, the growing artistic scene is transforming the city into one of Montana’s greatest cultural centers.

Mark Twain's House. The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center. The Wadsworth Atheneum. The Menczer Museum of Medicine and Dentistry. Bushnell Park. The list of attractions in Hartford goes on, and it is a list full of both historical and contemporary attractions

Having been around since the mid 1800s, Portland, Oregon has become a modern city of great historic interest. Growing with the changing world, the "City of Roses" has developed a vibrant view of the future while preserving its links to the past.

George Washington, Ben Franklin, Thomas Payne, James Buchanan, they all played pivotal roles in the independence of the United States of America, they also, at one point, walked the streets of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

With its soft sandy beaches, crystal-clear water and warm, sunny climate throughout the year, it is not surprising Honolulu, Hawaii, has been one of the most popular destinations for vacationers from across the world.

Often associated with oil and cattle, Houston has much more to offer visitors. In fact, it can be downright out of this world. Chock full of attractions and activities, visitors are often heard to exclaim, "Houston, we have lift off."

Indianapolis, the state capital of Indiana, is a major hub for the midwestern United States. By far the largest city in the state, it has grown rapidly since its founding as a planned capital and has become a thriving and cosmopolitan city.

Jackson, Mississippi’s capital, is also the largest city in the state offering visitors a plethora of entertainment and seemingly endless recreational possibilities. Jackson balances authentic blues and jazz music with a sought after ballet and opera scene, while contrasting casual downtown bartering markets with upscale art galleries and world-class gardens.

Those who enjoy a warm, sunny climate and white, sandy beaches will fall in love with the city of Jacksonville instantly. Since the mid-19th century, visitors have been drawn to Jacksonville, a city providing a warm paradise

From its humble start as a trading post in 1821, Missouri's Kansas City has grown into a colorful city with an interesting history and bright future. With a mix of recreational activities, museums on a selection of topics and numerous historic districts

Lake Tahoe is a phenomenon created by nature and nurtured by time and politics. Incredible physical characteristics have been discovered and also written about the lake and surrounding terrain. Add the political decision to divide the lake in two

The secret of the attraction of Las Vegas is somewhat of an enigma. Perhaps the key to the city's unparalleled success is the fact that Las Vegas is always devising new concepts to attract return visitors from year to year.

The second largest city in Kentucky, Lexington is known for its world-class horse breeding facilities. And, while Lexington features an incredible variety of horse-related attractions, from parks to museums, this city in the center of Bluegrass Kentucky is host to much more. From educational museums to annual festivals, Lexington offers a little something for everyone

South from the metropolis that is Los Angeles sits a city rich in diversity and overflowing with hospitality. The city remains in the fore among Californian Coastal stops and is now the fifth largest city in California and among the fifty largest cities in the United States.

Perhaps nowhere else in the world belongs to the world like Los Angeles. Of course this is cultivated by L.A.'s position as the epicenter of the world movie and television industry. It seems that almost the whole universe is intimate with Los Angeles

Known as the home of mint juleps and what many call the most exciting two minutes in sports, Louisville offers more than the Kentucky Derby to entertain guests. Starting out as a stop on the Ohio River, Louisville has grown exponentially and offers travelers a variety of entertainment possibilities.

The "Magic Isle" is the place where fantasies of the perfect tropical vacation come true. Maui is truly an ideal island destination for individual travelers, couples or families. Less populated and more secluded than Oahu, Maui is also desirable for its equally diverse range of activities and adventures.

The home of Elvis Presley, the birthplace of the blues and once the largest inland port and cotton market in the South, Memphis has a lot to be proud of. Despite facing severe economic decline in the post-Civil War years, Memphis has endured and prospered

Who can resist 320 days of sunshine combined with more than 2,000 years of history and easy access to major centers like Phoenix, Tempe and Scottsdale? Visitors have been hitting the city of Mesa since the 1940s

Gone are the days when Miami was considered a winter resort with a primarily retirement crowd. Today, America’s favorite tropical city is the third most popular vacation destination in the United States falling only behind Los Angeles and New York City.

True to the translation of its American Indian name, gathering place by the waters, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is most distinguishable by its citizens. As the largest city in Wisconsin, and the state's primary commercial and manufacturing center, the city of Milwaukee has become synonymous with the term hospitality.

Glorious sunsets, cloudless skies, rolling surf and golden sand; alone, these elements add up to paradise. Monterey, California, has all of these assets and more. Offshore, the National Marine Sanctuary hosts whales, otters and other sea creatures, and inland the area offers phenomenal views of vineyards, adobe homes and historical sights.

Located on a temperate area of the Atlantic Coast known as the Grand Strand, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is a popular vacation destination. Full of famed golf courses, world-class fishing, and fabulous weather

California is famous around the world for many things: the movie industry, theme parks and a wild-west reputation for everything from social programs to the environment. This fame is bolstered by a long-standing commitment to hospitality

When the state of Tennessee was settled, no one could guess the important role its capital city would play in the world around them. Modern day Nashville, sometimes referred to as "Nash-Vegas", is known as the country-music capital of the world, Music City, USA, and the Athens of the South.

Home to Yale University, New Haven is a mid-size city located in south-central Connecticut and part of the Greater New Haven area. Its rich history and colonial charm make it an interesting city to visit.

The East coast of America's Garden State has become synonymous with leisure pursuits and fun vacations. Many travel to New Jersey for opportunities not found anywhere else, like the 130 miles (210 km) of virtually continuous sandy beach, unique shopping, and gambling along the longest boardwalk in the world...

New Orleans is best known for its history, music, food, architecture and entertainment. The city, which was established in 1718 as La Nouvelle-Orléans, has never stopped changing and growing yet still manages to keep its original charm and reputation as a lively and culturally diverse place of gathering...

New York City is without question the world's ultimate tourism destination. New York serves as the worldwide symbol of urban life. Although it is totally American, the world as a whole sees New York City from a universal perspective; NYC typifies the big city

New Hampshire has long been known as a pleasant and picturesque destination for travelers from all over the world. There are many locales in the state that provide ideal opportunities for photos, hiking, biking and a wealth of other outdoor activities.

Northern California may be part of the great state of California, but the realities of this area are worlds away from the traditional images of sunshine, Hollywood glamour, or even from the unique microculture of nearby San Francisco.

Of all the vacation destinations in the world, the dream of countless millions is the Hawaiian Islands, and in particular the fascinating island of Oahu with its world famous Waikiki Beach. Universal images of palm trees, white sandy beaches, blue waters and exotic island people will all come to life on this pleasure isle. It was from Hawaii that such images first became part of mainstream culture.

Warm temperatures, world-class arts and entertainment, specialty restaurants and an abundance of recreational activities all describe the vibrant city of Oakland.

Although associated primarily with the oil industry, Oklahoma City has many exciting attractions. With more than 67 American Indian tribes and a Western, cowboy culture, the city has a mosaic of arts, statues, rodeos, museums and murals along with metropolitan establishments.

Boasting a world-class zoo, a celebrated community theater, multiple public art galleries and a downtown enlivened by an historic shopping district, Omaha offers the type of top-notch attractions befitting a major metropolitan center...

Orlando is an amazing experience. Rising from humble origins to become one of the most popular destinations in all of North America, Orlando defines the American dream. Spread out over 4,012 square miles, or 2.6 million acres, Orlando is one of the fastest growing cities in the USA. Florida’s largest inland city is so popular that it often has more tourists than citizens.

Time seems to stand still in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Age-old traditions, brought to America centuries ago have kept life peaceful. Acres of rich farmland attracted many settlers, primarily German and Swiss, to Pennsylvania in the early 1700s

As one of the oldest settled areas of Florida and North America, Pensacola has seen a great deal. The first settlers are reported to have landed here in 1559. Since then, five different national flags have flown here

Dripping in American history, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a city unlike any other in the United States. It is known by many names: Philly, the City of Brotherly Love, the Birthplace of the Nation...

The name Valley of the Sun, as the Phoenix area has been popularized, sums up the dominant feature in this area—year round sunshine. Often stiflingly hot in the summer months—air conditioning is essential—the winter brings pleasant warm weather

Pittsburgh is located where the confluence of the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers mark the headwaters of the Ohio River. As the approximately 1700 bridges in surrounding Allegheny County and the over 720 bridges within Pittsburgh link...

Located on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles is known as the gateway to all that Olympic National Park has to offer. By ferry, Port Angeles is located 18 mi (28 km) from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada and 76 mi (122 km) from Seattle, WA. Offering plenty of outdoor activities and tours, visitors will have

Portland, Maine, may not be a well-known destination, but folks who experience this New England city will find a hidden treasure. The city boasts a long history, a deep relationship with the ocean and resourceful residents.

Portland Oregon is many things to many people. It is an amiable city, its climate generally favorable, and although it is not known for having many large tourist attractions, it does have a number of smaller attractions such as museums, galleries and parks.

The glitz, the glamor and a rock'n good time. These days, it's what Aspen, Colorado is all about. Frequented by the rich, the famous and plenty of hardcore skiers and boarders, this mountain village seems to convey an air of luxury around every corner. It should be noted, however, that things have not always been this glamorous.

Over 150 years ago one of the largest human migrations in history occurred when gold was discovered just outside of Sacramento in northern California. To this day, people continue to migrate to Sacramento, the State's capital, not to pan for gold, but to experience this unique environment.

As one of Oregon's oldest communities, Salem is characterized by its strong cultural roots, from the ongoing preservation of the historic downtown buildings to its numerous museums, galleries and historic sites. Salem is Oregon's state capital

Home of the Alamo. Fiesta City. The Soul of Texas. Each of these nicknames describes one of San Antonio’s many different features. Perhaps Texas’s most beautiful city, San Antonio is much more than the typical Texas stereotype

In stark contrast to the frenetic pace of its neighbors to the north—San Francisco and the Bay Area and Los Angeles, San Diego is much less hectic. San Diego always has the ambience of a resort, even though it also has a very large military presence

The very thought of San Francisco brings up a myriad of images, even for those who have never been fortunate to visit this magical city. There is the image of San Francisco's history, as the final point in the long journey west, a city that began

The heart of the Silicon Valley, San Jose is one of the largest cities in California. While innovative companies such as Cisco Systems, IBM, Adobe and Hitachi are major employers here, there is much more to San Jose than the technology industry.

With a name like Santa Ana, the Spanish influence on one of the largest cities in Orange County is obvious. Home to over a quarter million Hispanic people, Santa Ana boasts a unique Spanish-American culture that is reflected in the city’s shops, restaurants, markets and traditions.

This town's mesmerizing architecture and appealing lifestyle is enhanced by a vast amount of National Forest that surrounds the city. This allows visitors the opportunity to see some of the most spectacular views in the nation.

Blessed with more than 340 sunny days a year, 3.5 mi (5.6 km) of sandy coastline, world-class dining and popular shops, Santa Monica, California offers visitors a brilliant sun-kissed getaway. Located on the Pacific Ocean coast, this seaside community is the perfect base for both leisure and business travelers seeking

Seemingly misnamed, a true savannah is treeless, whereas the City of Savannah is abundant with majestic live oaks and budding azaleas that line its streets and frame its squares. Savannah is rich in history, southern charm and unmatched hospitality.

At the dawn of the 21st Century, the world seems to belong to Seattle. No longer is Seattle a rather tame backwater, playing second fiddle to the glamour capitals of Los Angeles and San Francisco further south. Seattle is undergoing a revolutionary new role

History and culture radiate from St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest permanent European settlement in the United States. With deep historical roots, it is not surprising that there are more than 85 historic sites and attractions located here. A visit to the Spanish Quarter Village unveils many of the most famous historic attractions in a concentrated area. While the colonial atmosphere of this city remains intact, there are also many modern sites and amenities that add to its popularity as a travel destination.

The city of St. Louis has many things going for it. With an unprecedented dedication to education (there are 5 universities and 26 colleges just to start with) and a passionate love of all forms of entertainment, there is a great deal to discover in this cosmopolitan city.

Stockton, California, is known for its vibrant arts scene and colorful history that stems from the gold rush era during the mid 1800s. Gold seekers from around the world called Stockton home camp and many of them stayed long after the rush, helping to create the area's cultural diversity. Today the city offers tourists and residents a seemingly endless range of leisure and entertainment possibilities.

With its shores resting on Commencement Bay and a looming volcano watching over the city, Tacoma has no problem competing with nearby metropolitan Seattle for attention. Tacoma is Washington State’s third largest city and the largest in Pierce County. Located south of Seattle on the state’s west coast, the city

Most visitors to Tallahassee are struck at once by the vast amounts of greenery and flowers that adorn the city's landscape. Moss-covered oaks connect high above the streets to form green canopies

West-central Florida’s Tampa Bay is a natural estuary, or semi-enclosed coastal body of water, creating a harbor where sea water freely mixes with fresh water. The informally-coined term, Tampa Bay area, is used when referring to the three-city metropolitan area

Taos' eclectic history and incredible natural beauty have made this city a choice destination for artists, adventurers and historians for hundreds of years. Its rugged landscape, historical villages and abundance of cultural centers offer a colorful reception to visitors looking for a fun getaway or relaxing retreat. Its magical qualities have attracted celebrities such as Julia Roberts, Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, and Donald Rumsfeld to settle in the area.

New York, New York, it's a wonderful town, the Bronx is up and the Battery's down. — Excerpt from On the Town (1949). What else need be said? In one simple song, On the Town was able to sum up New York nicely—it is a wonderful town—and though this classic film may be a little outdated, much of it still rings true.

A small tropical oasis right on US soil, the Florida Keys has long been a haven for tourists of every kind. You name it, and chances are someone has gone there looking for it

Think of the world's significant geological features, and odds are the Grand Canyon will be close to the top of anyone's list. This remarkable attraction is so large that it can be easily distinguished from space or spotted from a passing aircraft at 40,000 ft (12,000 m).

The Research Triangle—or simply the Triangle as it is known by locals—earned its name by being the home base for many national research and development companies in the United States. The area is dominated by a large research park located in the county of Durham with nearby Raleigh and Chapel Hill as the second and third city that makes up the triangle.

A haven for artists and nature lovers, the San Juan Islands are a stunning and unique getaway. The San Juan Islands are comprised of four islands off the northwestern coast of Washington state: Lopez Island, San Juan Island, Orcas Island

Toledo, known for its innovation in the glass industry, is a culturally-diverse, family-friendly city situated along the banks of the Maumee River at the westernmost end of Lake Erie.

As the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in the United States, Tucson has a rich and multifarious history that has resulted in one of the world's most unique travel destinations, overflowing with cultural venues, interesting attractions and special events.

Known as an oil-rich city, Tulsa often surprises visitors with its cosmopolitan charm and small-town friendliness. Visitors often find themselves surrounded by cowboys and rodeo shows in Tulsa, yet they're still able to enjoy classical ballet, the opera, the Tulsa Zoo, numerous museums and football games.

The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul are, more or less, the same as they have always been. They have grown, and have more to offer, yet they retain the spirit with which they were founded. The spirit of growth, progress and the American way are alive

Vancouver, Washington is a port city on the north bank of the Columbia River, directly across from Portland, Oregon. It is one of the state's largest cities and boasts an ideal location with The Pacific Coast less than 90 mi (145 km) to the west and the Cascade Mountain Range

Virginia is for lovers, and Virginia Beach is their rendezvous. Acclaimed as a travel destination that is unrivaled in the state for its wide variety of attractions, resorts and other traveler amenities, Virginia Beach is a vacation spot all about fun.

Long known as the American Spa, Hot Springs National Park is a world-renowned destination due to the abundance of natural hot springs found in the area.

Yosemite National Park is a California attraction and national landmark that has been millions of years in the making, culminating in a vast panorama of mountains and valleys that are unique not just in the United States, but the world over...

Washington D.C. is certainly not the most traditional or dynamic national capital in the world. The U.S. capital is by no means steeped in ancient history as compared to say London or Beijing, though it is certainly historical as far as the last two centuries are concerned.

Originating as a collection of grass houses inhabited by American Indians, Wichita has expanded from its diminutive start to what is today the largest city in Kansas. Wichita is a bustling center with a diversified social scene compiled of a large and eclectic selection of museums, festivals, historical districts

Wilmington, North Carolina, built on the east bank of the Cape Fear River, was a major port and shipbuilding center in the 1700s. Today the city attracts attention as one of the largest districts listed in the National Register of Historic Places