At first glance (or Google search), Fargo might not necessarily knock your socks off. It’s a fairly quiet, unassuming town that someone...

When you think of South Dakota you probably think of tractors, cold weather, Mount Rushmore, and vast, open landscapes filled with...

While Omaha is the largest city in the state of Nebraska, it’s not exactly known as a tourist town. That shouldn’t stop you from taking...

Known for its resorts, casinos, and world famous boardwalk, Atlantic City is about as quintessential Jersey Shore as it gets! And being a...

If you love US history, then it’s hard to beat a visit to Philadelphia! There’s something magical about standing in the exact rooms where...

Serving as Oklahoma’s capital and largest city, Oklahoma City offers an abundance of activities and events to keep you entertained for...

Wichita, Kansas may not be on your destination radar, but we are here to change that! With it being the largest city in the state,...

For state #27 in our journey to visit all 50 states in 2021, we traveled to Rhode Island! For our time in the Ocean State, we spent the...

I can only assume that if you’re on this page that you must be planning a visit to St. Louis, and let me tell you… You are in for a...

Hot Springs Arkansas is a small and unique town located about 60 miles west of Little Rock. There are many things that make Hot Springs...

Just 2.5 hours east of Seattle, nestled into a narrow valley of the Cascade Mountains is the picturesque Bavarian themed village of...

Madison, Wisconsin is a city known for being the home of the University of Wisconsin Badgers, but we are here to tell you that it is so...

Chicago, Illinois… The 3rd largest city in the US with an estimated 2.7 million residents within it’s 234 square miles! Being home to 2...

We may be a little biased since it’s my (Matt’s) hometown, but we think that Greenville, SC is one of the south’s greatest hidden gems!...

With over 32 bars/honky tonks within ¼ mile stretch of road known as Honky Tonk Highway, countless party buses/tractors/trailers/boats...

Located just 20 miles south of Nashville, Franklin, Tennessee used to just be thought of as a suburb of the much larger Music City, but...

With a population of only 7,500, Page, Arizona might not wow you with a bustling nightlife or innovative culinary scene (although, there...

Las Vegas is one of the most iconic US cities attracting over 42 million visitors each year! With that many visitors comes a seemingly...

Washington, D.C. is one of those cities that everyone should visit at least once. The amount of history that has happened in and around...

Alexandria, Virginia is the perfect mix of small town charm with big city luxuries. The red, brick sidewalks lined with well preserved...