That California is a wonderful place we already know. But California goes far beyond big cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles. We have listed 25 charming towns, which come out of the traditional itinerary and that you cannot miss.
In addition to the excitement and glamor […]
Known as the ‘Happiest City in America’ San Luis Obispo (or simply SLO) is a city on California’s central coast that is blessed with 315 days of sunshine a year. Names after Mission Saint Luis Obispo, the fifth of its kind in […]
Olympia is the capital of Washington state and it is located only 60 miles from Seattle. The city was claimed by European settlers back in 1846 but it was not until 1882 that it was incorporated as a city. Nowadays, besides being […]
Auburn is the largest city in eastern Alabama but still knows as “The Loveliest Village on the Plains”. Auburn’s key attractions and activities include getting out in the fresh air and enjoying the natural beauty of the area by exploring parks, golf […]
Bangor is the third-largest settlement in the state of Maine. The city has a rich history with its establishment in the middle of the 19th century based on the lumber industry and that of building ships. Besides, Bangor was an important stopover […]
California is an ideal place for the existence of water parks, thanks to its warm climate, as it is perfect for this type of leisure. In each park there is always an area prepared for the little ones and another for adults, […]
Located in northern Nevada, Reno is the second-largest city in the state and kindly nicknamed as “The Biggest Little City in the World”. In the 19th century, this region was the route of the gold and silver rush. In recent years, gambling […]
Nestled among the Rocky Mountains in the Snake River Plain, Idaho Falls is the largest city in the Southeastern Idaho. Located in Bonneville County, it is the “gateway to Yellowstone” because of its proximity to the national park.
Idaho Falls is surrounded by rolling […]
Hot Springs is a resort city in Arkansas with a unique and colorful history. For instance, Hot Springs was the home of former US President Bill Clinton and the gangster Al Capone. Located in the Ouachita Mountains, the city has beautiful outdoor […]
Athens, Georgia is an archetypal college town with abundant cultural offerings. Just under 70 miles northeast of Atlanta, the city began its growth in the early nineteenth century as merchants clustered around the state’s flagship university.
The cotton industry helped drive economic growth over the […]