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 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...

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....

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...

Despite being the smallest US city to be called the largest city in any state, Burlington, Vermont has a lot of heart and things to offer tourists. A laid-back destination with a love for the outdo...

Drew Carey did a lot for Cleveland tourism, but Ohio’s second largest city can hold it’s own too. Sitting on the southern shore of Lake Erie, the area is locally referred to as "The North Coast,” t...

“Living in Cin” may not offer quite the same amount of debauchery you could get into at say, a weekend in New Orleans or Sin City, but this Ohio playground has enough culture and things to keep you...

While there are certainly plenty of cornfields in Nebraska, the stereotype of agriculture wonderland is quickly getting shattered by the growing arts scene in one of its premier cities. Omaha has a...

One of the most common misconceptions about travel is that it is expensive. A vacation doesn’t have to break the bank. And with a trip to Philadelphia, you can see and save on plenty of exciting ex...

Boston – it’s the capital of the United States’ oldest state, obsessed with baseball, home to diverse immigrant neighborhoods proudly flying foreign flags, and an iconic American city with a cozy h...