Austin might be the “Live Music Capital of the World” (it has more venues per capita than anywhere else in the world), but there’s more to it than that. Come through for summer swimming holes, Texas-sized nightlife, and more food trucks than you could try in a year. What to do in Austin Festivals are prevalent …
Whether you’re snagging views atop the crater at Diamond Head or biting into juicy hunks of pineapple beside the groves of the Dole Plantation, there are certain things you don’t want to miss if it’s your first time on Oahu. Mesmerizing fire dancers beckon luau goers to pull up a chair in the vivid light …
Denver is truly a city that has activities year-round: everything from hiking, to skiing, to hanging at one of the many rooftop bars and breweries (also, it averages 300 days of sunshine a year making it one of the sunniest cities in the US). Here are 35 reasons you need to make your way to …
Boston is a growing metropolitan city that manages to hold onto its historical charm and walkability. Read our guide for the top sights, restaurants, and bars to experience while in Beantown. Hot tip: if you’re going on St Patty’s Day, check out our guide for the holiday. What to see & do in Boston …
Comic-Con is this week which means people are flocking to San Diego. So if you’re lucky enough to be one of them, here are 32 more activities you can do in your spare time (including: 70 miles of white, sandy coastline, year-round sunshine, epic eats just minutes from the water, and a bustling craft beer …
With 227 miles (365 km) of coastline, there’s no shortage of spots to soak up the sun and surf on beautiful Oahu. Work on your tan at some of the most scenic shores in Hawaii by heading to one of the island’s best beaches. Whether you want to watch pro surfers riding the waves, snorkel …
The resort-lined shores of Waikiki and the gleaming skyscrapers of downtown Honolulu may give the impression that Oahu is an island for those who want to kick back and relax without straying too far from big city conveniences. But if you venture beyond the island’s southern shores you’ll find an untamed Oahu, filled with wide …
With 165 miles of waterway, Fort Lauderdale has been named the “Venice of America” (and just sayin’, Venice in Italy only has 26 miles of canals…). Check out all of our reasons to visit this coastal city below. What to See Bonnet House. A historic home from the 1920’s, Bonnet House is now …