Whether you cast a line in one of the state parks, follow a culinary trail to the most delicious food you've ever tasted or explore the paranormal with a ghost tour, there's no shortage of ways to ...

If you're looking for a place where you can truly immerse yourself in Louisiana culture and cuisine, we'd like to point you west of New Orleans to city called Lake Charles. Home to glitzy casinos a...

Whether they realize it or not, when people dream of a Rocky Mountain vacation, images of Breckenridge, Colorado flash through their minds. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and just two ...

No matter where their journey started, the Pilgrims of the ancient world set out in search of change. Many were searching for new beginnings, a chance to start over and experience life elsewhere. S...

Boston is a cultural mecca, filled with an eclectic variety of shops, restaurants and museums. Like New York City, it has a lot to offer, but in a smaller, less intimidating package. This historica...

The Forks was once home to Aboriginal bison hunters before it became a center for fur trading. Today, it’s Winnipeg’s most popular tourist attraction. From a distance it merely looks like a really ...

Sitting on the picturesque Piscataqua River, the waterway that divides New Hampshire and Maine, Portsmouth was the nation’s third oldest city and the country’s first naval shipyard. Regularly named...

Nebraska might not top many travel lists as a must-see destination, but you’d be surprised by just how much this Midwestern gem has to offer. Look beyond the cornfields and you’ll find a state rich...

Whether you arrive in Indy by bus, car, train or plane, the city in the heart of the homeland may very well surprise you. The first airport designed and built after 9/11, Indianapolis International...

Hands-down, Boston is one the best cities in which to teach kids about US history. Whether you have youngins hoping to see the famous ‘Make Way for Ducklings’ statues and the Charles River or older...