Coney Island's iconic amusement parks, beaches, boardwalks, eateries, and other attractions remain the epicenter of recreation and leisure in The Big Apple.
Read MoreBeach bums and history buffs alike will be enchanted by the secluded Greek island of Kythera, with its quiet sites and dialed down pace of life.
Read MoreItaly is known as one of Europe's most romantic countries, but it's also home to some of the most haunted places on the continent, from old chapels to crypts.
Read MoreFrom the Louvre to the Van Gogh Museum, Europe has its share of wonders, but travel expert Rick Steves warns against these tourist-trap museums.
Read MoreAs if rollercoasters aren't already thrilling enough, this Glenwood Springs park takes things a step further by placing its rides 7,100 feet above sea level.
Read MoreAfter going through some tumultuous times, this well-known Midwest city is looking to become the region's new art capital thanks to affordable housing.
Read MoreCalifornia is full of beautiful wilderness to explore, but some places get crowded. For a more secluded experience, check out these alps.
Read MoreThe Yucatán Peninsula's salt lakes in the Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve are a unique backdrop for seeing one of the largest flamingo colonies in Mexico.
Read MoreCedar Point is a fantastic amusement park with lots of fun rides, but how friendly is it for babies? Here's what parents should know.
Read MoreThe home of the University of Georgia is more than just a college town, thanks to its deep roots in music history and family-friendly attractions.
Read MoreThis resort town in Switzerland is situated between two lakes, making it the perfect destination for those who love all types of extreme adventure sports.
Read MoreAgritourism is a popular way to reconnect with nature while disconnecting from Wi-Fi, and Europe offers some of the best destinations for farm stays.
Read MoreA family friendly destination awaits in Georgia, where a fairytale-looking rock trail draws thousands of visitors to a legendary natural attraction.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a Southern town filled with culture and art, you might be inclined to head to New Orleans, but this Mississippi town has a lot to offer.
Read MoreSouth America is full of bucket list treasures both natural and manmade, from the salt flats of Bolivia to stunning cities like Buenos Aires.
Read MoreAmerica's deepest canyon is a natural wonder 2,000 feet deeper than the Grand Canyon. It provides thrills for white water rafters and hikers alike.
Read MoreAs a new attraction in New York City, this revolving platform lifts you over the city, giving you a 360-degree view of the iconic urban jungle below.
Read MoreAs everyone rushes to their loved ones to celebrate Thanksgiving this year, you should reconsider catching a flight on these days to avoid crowds.
Read MoreWith high-class resorts and pristine beaches, this island in South Carolina is a luxurious coastal getaway for those who want a relaxing vacation.
Read MoreThere are thousands of campsites across America, many of them on or near beaches, but this California destination lets you camp on the lake itself.
Read MoreItaly's Cinque Terre is well worth a visit, but the packed crowds aren't for everyone. These charming alternatives offer the same charming vibes.
Read MoreThis California city may have a lot to see and do, but pollution and bad air and water quality make it the dirtiest destination in the country.
Read MoreOne of the most fulfilling ways to experience Maui's incredible natural beauty is via this trail, which is extremely rewarding and not very hard on the feet.
Read MoreWhen planning a trip to Italy, be sure to make time to head to Rome to visit the city's famous one-of-a-kind underground Catholic crypt.
Read MoreStart planning a fun trip with your besties, as some hotels have started offering an affordable room that makes traveling as a group easy.
Read MoreFrom its lush forests to breathtaking ocean views, Costa Rica is an all-in-one setting for nature lovers, and this beach offers a little bit of everything.
Read MoreVisitors to Groningen, in the north of the Netherlands, will love this laid-back alternative to the Dutch capital city for its canals, landmarks, and cycling.
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