A suburb of Chicago, Naperville has plenty to occupy travelers, without ever having to actually set foot in the Windy City. Naperville has been ranked as one of the wealthiest cities in the midwest portion of the United States, and the 11th wealthiest in the entire country. In addition, it’s been ranked as one of …
While you may have never heard of Paterson, New Jersey, the city holds a distinction that’s quite remarkable — it has the second-highest density of any city in the United States with a population over 100,000, falling only behind New York City. Its story stretches back pretty far, and has some notable dots along the …
When it comes to the best places to live in the United States, Arizona is not a frequent feature in the lists of many people. The elements have a large part to do with this. But if a hot, dry climate is not a factor that tilts your scale to the nay side, you’ll find …
Whether you want to hike or ski the trails of the Rocky Mountains, raft through canyon rivers or experience the urban-cool of cities like Denver and Aspen, Colorado was a state made for exploring. For those who love to shop, Denver offers plenty in the way of chic boutiques, unique stores and handmade goods, but …
Chattanooga has been named one of the top places to visit in the United States, and for a great reason. The southern city in Tennessee mixes outdoor adventure with laid-back charm, so you can enjoy a mixture of the two, and so that all of your traveling companions can find something that perfectly suits their …
North Dakota is located in the plains region of the United States, and it is the 4th least most populated state. This means that North Dakota’s beautiful landscape remains mostly untouched, with miles and miles of plains and mountainous regions. However, North Dakota is most well-known for its Great Plains regions. For couples who are …
Jackson, Mississippi, is often an overlooked destination within the United States, even though it happens to be a quintessential southern town with all the heart and soul you could want out of a city. From the music to the food, to the art to the history, you can find something here that’ll move you, and …
Back in 1787, Delaware was created as the first official state in the modern United States. Today, it’s one of the smallest in both size and population. Small towns are everywhere, most with well-preserved historic buildings, parks, and natural features. Interestingly, nearly small town that you visit will have played a major role in American …
With Lake Superior to the north and Lake Michigan to the east, Wisconsin has quite a diverse geography. It sits within the Midwest and Great Lakes regions and is home to forests, hills, farmland and cities. The state is known as ‘America’s Dairyland’, as it is one of the country’s top dairy producers. Still, it …
Known as the ‘Land of 10,000 Lakes’, it should be of no surprise that Minnesota’s large number of lakes is one of its main features. In fact, there are a whopping 11,842 lakes in the state, in addition to over 6,500 natural rivers. There are so many lakes in Minnesota that the choices are endless. …