One of the famous twin cities, Minneapolis is also known as the ‘City of Lakes’ because it is home to 13 impressive bodies of water. If water sports aren’t your thing, there are 197 parks to explore, but make sure you check out the renowned Walker Art Center, and don’t miss the craft beer, which is some of the best in the country.
As host of the annual Kentucky Derby, Louisville is a supreme stop for sports lovers, who come to see the legendary Churchill Downs racetrack, where the derby takes place. It is also home to the the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, which honours the classic baseball bat, and the Muhammad Ali Center, a museum commemorating the boxer, who was also born here.
South of Seattle and on the banks of the Puget Sound, Tacoma offers an eclectic mix of nature and art. The art scene is especially impressive here with The Museum of Glass and the incredible Chihuly Bridge of Glass, a is a 500-foot (150m) pedestrian footbridge designed by architect Arthur Andersson and adorned with installations created by glass artist Dale Chihuly.
Nestled in the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is home to a host of independent bookshops and learning opportunities for the intellectual traveller. There is a community drum circle on Friday nights in downtown where all are welcome to drum, dance and join the fun. You can also visit George W. Vanderbilt’s epic Biltmore Estate, which holds the title for America’s largest home.
A coastal town in San Diego county, many visitors like to rise early, bring their coffee to the beach, and spend the day surfing. Whether or not you’re up for getting in the water, make sure to eat as many burritos as possible during your stay; they’re a local favourite. Encinitas really takes the laid-back California attitude to a new level.
As host of the annual Kentucky Derby, Louisville is a supreme stop for sports lovers, who come to see the legendary Churchill Downs racetrack, where the derby takes place. It is also home to the the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, which honours the classic baseball bat, and the Muhammad Ali Center, a museum commemorating the boxer, who was also born here.
South of Seattle and on the banks of the Puget Sound, Tacoma offers an eclectic mix of nature and art. The art scene is especially impressive here with The Museum of Glass and the incredible Chihuly Bridge of Glass, a is a 500-foot (150m) pedestrian footbridge designed by architect Arthur Andersson and adorned with installations created by glass artist Dale Chihuly.
Nestled in the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is home to a host of independent bookshops and learning opportunities for the intellectual traveller. There is a community drum circle on Friday nights in downtown where all are welcome to drum, dance and join the fun. You can also visit George W. Vanderbilt’s epic Biltmore Estate, which holds the title for America’s largest home.
A coastal town in San Diego county, many visitors like to rise early, bring their coffee to the beach, and spend the day surfing. Whether or not you’re up for getting in the water, make sure to eat as many burritos as possible during your stay; they’re a local favourite. Encinitas really takes the laid-back California attitude to a new level.
