Don’t let Hoboken’s mile-square size fool you. It may be small, but its brownstones radiate a big city’s worth of youthful energy, with hip restaurants, cool bars and funky shops. Its petite size makes it a walker’s delight, and its location on the banks of the Hudson River across from lower Manhattan means that its …
The Lakes Region has the potential to be all things to all people. Rural villages, rustic summer colonies, elaborate ‘cottages’ and family-friendly motels dot the shores of its 273 lakes and ponds, popular spots for swimming, boating and fishing. At 72 square miles, Lake Winnipesaukee (‘Smiling Waters’) is the largest lake in New Hampshire. Drive …
More than 1,000 lakes—ranging from 10 to 10,000 acres each—are scattered throughout the piney woods along the Minnesota/Ontario border. On the Minnesota side lie one million protected acres of land known as the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, the largest U.S. wilderness preserve east of the Rockies. Ontario’s Quetico Provincial Park encompasses another contiguous 1.2 …
A beautiful natural landscape filled will an amazing terrain, geysers, hot springs and other natural thermal areas which surprise you with its innumerable natural assets on every step. That’s Yellowstone National Park for you. Welcome to the incredible land, welcome to the Yellowstone National Park.
Chicago, Illinois The Art Institute of Chicago For most of its history, Chicago has trailed New York City in key rankings in America—hence its nickname ‘Second City’—but its cultural offerings today put it among the first rank of cities anywhere. At the top of the list are the Chicago Symphony and Lyric Opera; top theatres …
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Enjoy the pure pleasures of New England’s summer playground Cape Cod National Seashore is a 40-mile stretch of rolling dunes and gorgeous beaches that unfurls along the Outer Cape, from Chatham north to Provincetown. President John F. Kennedy, a long-time summer resident of Hyannisport, granted the seashore federal protection in 1961, well over a century …
Come explore The Palm Beaches, and experience for yourself what so many loyal visitors have already discovered to be the best way to experience Florida. Enjoy a fascinating array of cultural venues, sample the culinary masterworks of celebrity chef-owned restaurants, and take in one of dozens of internationally renowned destination events.
Ever since Hawaiians revived the ancient practice of surfing a century ago, and especially after Duke Kahanamoku—Olympic gold-medal swimmer and the original ‘Big Kahuna’—popularised it from Australia to California, riding the waves has been the quintessential Hawaiian sport. For surfers and spectators alike, there’s no place like the six-mile stretch of Oahu’s North Shore from Hale’iwa to Sunset Beach, where in winter, monster swells from Pacific storms rush unimpeded towards breaks in the reefs.
