Known for its caramel sauce, this city in Mexico can be easily reached and has much to offer visitors in terms of attractions, history, and festivals.
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Despite being in the Midwest, this Great Lakes-adjacent town will transport you to the quaint and charming streets of an old New England city.
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With creative events happening year-round, including one of the best art fairs in the U.S., La Quinta is a charming and fun desert escape in California.
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Enjoy live music while admiring the work of dozens of artists at this annual California festival, which takes place in a charming park with mountain views.
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This Midwest city, with its deep German roots, is the perfect place to celebrate Oktoberfest each fall alongside nearly 1 million other attendees.
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This underrated Iowa city is a surprising hub for Prairie-style architecture, Broadway history, and modern-day art and musical performances.
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This Canadian Gulf Islands escape combines nature hikes, ancient petroglyphs, galleries, and art festivals for one unique and memorable getaway.
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A town in Colorado's Front Range is an underrated spot where locals enjoy craft beer and festivals, with an Old Towne square at the heart of the action.
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Colorado's hidden escape at Orchard Mesa awaits you with its fresh fruits, ripe vineyards, gorgeous high-desert oases, and even an annual Wild West county fair.
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With an iconic tulip festival, cool art vendors, farmers markets, and whale watching tours, Washington's San Juan Islands gateway of Anacortes is a must-visit.
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The "Sasquatch Capital" of British Columbia is home to First Nations heritage, including an annual celebration at a festival with canoe races.
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For those who like to add a little culture, delicious food, and cultural celebrations to their vacations, this Indiana festival might be calling your name.
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Artist gatherings, maker consortiums, unique road trips, and so much more define this evolving multi-state art fair that represents local Midwestern creatives.
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An under-the-radar gem in Michigan, away from the urban energy in Detroit, is a place known as the "City of Festivals," home to an Amish community.
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An artsy gem on Route 66 near Navajo reservation land and the famous Four Corners features beautiful red rocks, Old West, and Old Hollywood history.
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Festival season is well and truly underway in the Golden State, and LA's summer schedule is packed with fabulous extravaganzas, no matter your vibe.
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Travelers who love peanuts should make sure not to miss the "Peanut Capital of the World," a small Alabama city with a fun festival and excellent food options.
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Louisiana is the place to go for big flavors, and you'll find plenty of delicious dishes and graceful charm in the Pelican State's Prairie Cajun Capital.
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A historic and charming town in Maine sits within the "blueberry belt," home to a festival celebrating wild blueberries and plenty of recreation.
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A sweet trail through Pennsylvania's scenic mountain region takes you on a journey tracing the origins of maple syrup at family farms and sugar camps.
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A colorful and flavorful neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey is a foodie paradise with global dishes and festivals based on the rich history of the destination.
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Enjoy outdoor adventures at an under-the-radar riverside city in Wisconsin while participating in Western-themed events at its iconic July 4th rodeo.
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Dubbed "California's Oldest Little City" and "The New York of the Pacific," this Gold Rush city has a historic Chinatown, unique festival, and vintage shopping.
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Located south of the nation's capital is a historic city that allows you to reconnect with history and enjoy various festivals and a massive farmer's market.
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Not far from the big city of Newark, experience small-town charm in this New Jersey destination offering nature, shopping, international cuisine, and festivals.
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New England's six states become a traveler's dream in the summer season, offering up memorable (and often delicious) experiences for vacationers of all ages.
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Once a 19th-century utopian project, this Tennessee village has British roots, preserved Victorian architecture, and festivals you won't find anywhere else.
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