Chicago in the spring is spectacular — flowers are everywhere, rooftops are opening back up and the city just has a vibe. I’ve been to Chicago more times than I can count and spring is my favorite time to go. Here’s why.

St Louis, may not be as well known for its BBQ as some other cities in the U.S. but it does have its own unique style. I sampled four different BBQ restaurants when I visited St Louis and I still can’t decide which one was my favorite. Help me out.

The Gateway to the West may be best known for its Mississippi River location and its BBQ scene but the city offers much more. With plenty of cultural attractions and enriching experiences for art and history lovers. Plus, it’s a downright fun sports town. Try these best things to do in St. Louis on your next visit.

Little Rock, Arkansas is one of my favorite southern cities. From exploring cultural landmarks like the Clinton Presidential Library to enjoying the great outdoors on the Arkansas River Trail, there’s no shortage of things to do in Little Rock.

A trip to southern Nevada wouldn’t be complete without visiting the city that built the dam. From a peek into past at the impressive Hoover Dam to adventures at Lake Mead and a few surprises along the way, there are so many thing to do in Boulder City.

Stroll, educate and eat your way through the charming cobblestone streets of one of the most historic cities in the United States. From the harbor to downtown and beyond, come along and discover some of the best things to do in Boston.

A Boston to Bar Harbor road trip offers stunning views of the New England coast, the opportunity to explore charming coastal towns and villages and LL Bean! It’s a perfect way to experience the quintessential sights and sounds of Maine’s picturesque coastline.

Fall is a fabulous time of the year for road tripping and weekend getaways. What are the best US cities to include in your fall travel? Keep reading for a few of my personal favorites