Getty Orlando is often dubbed the Theme Park Capital of the World. Travelers need no reminder why. In addition to famous sites like Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld, Orlando is also home to LEGOLAND and Fun Spot America. Even the Kennedy Space Center is within reach, whether via a car rental or shuttle tours. But […]
Stock photos of the world famous San Francisco Chinatown entrance on Grant and Bush Streets in San Francisco's Financial District. Of all San Francisco’s famous neighborhoods, Chinatown stands apart. There’s the fact that it’s the oldest Chinatown in the United States, along with its size. Chinatown spreads around 30 square blocks—and much of it is designed with iconic, distinct architecture.…
African American woman eats African Beignet while on the street in McKinney, TX. Dallas is big Texas spirit personified. The city balances its historical past with its current identity as a Lone Star hub for its Wild West culture, unique arts district, JFK history, and, increasingly, as a hub for big businesses. (Some have started to call it Silicon Prairie.) If you’ve visited Dallas before, you…
Tijuana, Baja California/Mexico - June 20, 2018: People shop and walk below colorful hanging flags at Plaza Santa Cecilia, a historic Mexican square in the heart of the city. (Getty) I view San Diego as a sleeper travel capital. By that, I mean that, though popular and well-known, the city doesn’t get enough credit for its well-rounded offers. There are tons of activities on the water, from the…
New Orleans has quite a few iconic experiences in store for tourists. From its festival traditions to its famous ghosts to its colonial architecture to its Creole dishes, the city has culture, history, and a dash of mayhem that make for unforgettable trips. It’s got style, flavor, and enough intrigue to keep you hooked for […]
One reason Miami lands at the top of bucket list destinations is its mélange of cultures. Foodies already know that means one thing: Fusion foods, never-before-tasted dishes, and an exciting, independent restaurant scene. In the case of Miami, you’ve got a mashup between distinct Caribbean cultures, from Cuba to Haiti to Colombia. On top of […]
If you’re going to visit Bangkok, you won’t need a long list of tours to help you organize your visit. Instead, you’re most likely to be distracted by the absolute madness in its streets. You’ll be drawn to food markets and bazaars. You’ll find yourself wandering temple after temple. Plus, there are enough food stalls […]
Recently, I discovered that Amsterdam has a free-to-visit horse museum. The Living Horse Museum is a historic riding school that’s been turned into a public facility. It has a stable where horses live, along with a schedule of horse-riding workshops and classes. You can hang out and watch others ride while enjoying a coffee from […]
San Antonio’s main attraction is the Alamo—but the Riverwalk is a close second. This 15-mile river weaves through the city’s downtown area, providing a relief from the hustle and bustle. Dotted with boutique shops, galleries, and restaurants, it’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon in San Antonio. You can even stay at a hotel […]
From the Sistine Chapel to the Colosseum to the Pantheon, Rome has a long list of tours for you to join. A dizzyingly long list, some might say. Usually, visitors carefully plan out their itinerary to include all the main attractions. It’s a tightrope balance, especially if you only have a few precious days in […]