Stretch your legs in these Central Florida cities
Unwind in Lakeland and Winter Haven where you can find all the best parts of a Florida vacation away from the crowds of larger cities. Theme parks, galleries and open spaces await.
Welcome to the middle of nostalgia and Americana
Route 66 begins in the heart of Chicago. The storied 482-kilometer drive through Illinois is filled with classic food stops. Fuel up at old-school restaurants and brake for roadside attractions on the way.
Exploring working waterfronts in Maine
Visit Maine’s beautiful small towns with working waterfronts. Bike by the shore, see lobster boats at anchor and dine on freshly caught seafood at a charming restaurant.
Follow the Freedom Trail in Boston, Massachusetts
Take a four-kilometer walk through Boston with a mission to see 16 significant places. One of them is the Old State House, built in 1713; it’s the city’s oldest surviving public building.
Entertainment abounds in Minnesota
Be amazed by Minnesota marvels in cities and towns across the state. Road trip to the Mall of America, wander the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden or cheer on a major sports team in any season.
Balmy days and entertaining nights in New Jersey
Let the kids play in the surf and visit the Steel Pier amusement park. Go shopping and enjoy great meals, casino games, live shows and nightlife. It’s all on Atlantic City’s boardwalk.
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Find summer bliss in the beach towns of New York
Soak up the sun on a Long Island beach. From the top-rated Coopers Beach in the Hamptons to action-packed Jones Beach State Park, there’s a slice of New York shoreline for everyone.
There’s so much to see and do in Pennsylvania
Travelers of all ages can have interactive experiences in Pennsylvania. Places such as Hershey's Chocolate World, children’s museums, battlefields and historic buildings bring stories to life.
Stroll lively downtowns on Florida’s Space Coast
No coastal vacation is complete without a day in a funky beach town. Check out art-covered buildings, quaint shops and cafes in Cocoa Beach. Don’t forget the ice cream!
Paradise preserved in the U.S. Virgin Islands
Bask in the natural splendor of St. John. A national park protects over more than half the island. Hike steep hills, relax on roomy stretches of sand and gear up for world-renowned snorkeling and diving.
