Once home to a nomadic Indian tribe and an important hospital and rehabilitation center after World War II, Glenwood Springs became known as a healing destination. At only 41 miles from Aspen, Glen...

In the midst of an extreme makeover, Pittsburgh has evolved from steel town to boom town. A city of 90 neighborhoods, three rivers and year-round fun​, at its core is a robust arts and culture scen...

Remember that class trip you took to the nation’s capital? This isn’t that city. The monuments, the trappings of power, the history—they’re all still here, of course, as are the Smithsonian’s fabul...

The fourth most populous city in the country and economic powerhouse of Texas, you might not know it, but Dallas is extremely family-friendly. Dotted with lakes and greenery, and chock full of attr...

The 1996 Olympics, Coca Cola and the world’s busiest airport are three things you may first associate with Atlanta, but it is so much more than that. As the capital of the New South, Atlanta is hom...

St. Louis, Missouri is one of those "big cities" that is just small enough that you can get a pretty great look at it during a busy weekend. Charming yet gritty, urban yet edgy, a whole host of con...

The birthplace of America, Philadelphia is home to many firsts in the nation, as well as a city celebrated for its diverse cuisine, rowdy sports fans, vibrant art scene, and unrivaled beer culture....

Orlando is a popular travel destination for families all over the world. With theme parks like Disney World, Sea World and Universal Studios, there is plenty of excitement to be had in this thrivin...

The heart of the Heartland, Kansas City is one of those unexpected gems in travel getaways. Filled with creative artists and restaurants, one-of-a-kind museums, and delightful shopping districts, y...

This city in the Great Lakes region has lots to be proud of, from Motown to automative innovation, but has undergone some serious image problems as of late. Still, there's more than meets the eye i...