Destinations

Set where a historic river meets the Atlantic Ocean, this vibrant coastal city blends centuries of heritage with a lively modern atmosphere.

When many people think of beach destinations, certain warm-weather places spring to mind first. But no state, other than Alaska, has more coastline than Michigan.

Situated on the west coast of the Iberian Peninsula looking out over the Atlantic, the history of Portugal’ cities has long been tied to the waters that surround it.

The Dominican Republic represents half of the island of Hispaniola, along with the nation of Haiti. For those who travel there often, it is familiarly known as the “DR.

One of the most breathtakingly beautiful countries in the world, New Zealand in Oceania is awash with stunning natural sights.

This vast western region offers scenery to suit every kind of traveler, from wide-open prairies to dramatic, snow-capped mountain ranges.

There’s no shortage of cliché-ridden ideas about England: From double-decker buses, thatched cottages and country houses, cream teas, eccentric aristocrats and cold, grey and rainy weather.

This Commonwealth country is actually the world’s second largest. Most of that land area, however, is complete wilderness.

About halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, just off Highway 1, sits a coastal town that feels nothing like the typical California beach destination.

White-sand beaches washed by turquoise seas, towering cliffs plunging into deep blue water, and lush inland landscapes give this Ionian island an almost unreal beauty.

Expectations tend to fall away quickly in this effortlessly stylish northern capital.

Named for the Dakota word meaning “greenish blue earth,” this scenic city reflects its origins through the natural beauty that surrounds it.

Rolling vineyards, grand palaces, and a thriving cultural scene make this one of Germany’s most underrated city destinations.

Once thriving communities, there are many US ghost towns that Americans don’t know exist! While some were made into newer settlements, some have vanished entirely.

Central America is the thin section of land that links the North American continent with the South American continent.