This hotel in Chicago, Illinois, features more than 10,000 square feet of gallery space, including a 400-person capacity main gallery, that is free and open to the public.
The Ghosts and Gangsters tour offers a fun way to explore Chicago while connecting with its history.
Several companies in and around Bloomington, Indiana, offer hot air balloon excursions that ride high above the changing leaves.
Sample a variety of culinary creations in Clark County, Kentucky, the birthplace of beer cheese.
This Owensboro, Kentucky, institution is the only one dedicated to the history and preservation of the musical genre rooted in the driving sounds of banjo, guitar, mandolin, fiddle and bass.
Visit this Athens, Ohio, spot for Mexican-inspired cuisine with an ingredient list that draws from farmers and purveyors throughout the region.
Country music singer and actress Dolly Parton’s theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, shines during the holidays with over 5 million lights.
This attraction in Union City, Tennessee, is part science center, part natural history museum and part regional culture and art showplace
The area of New York State is known for its quaint and idyllic small towns that offer a wide variety of tourist attractions, including wineries.
This sprawling natural area located in parts of Westmoreland, Somerset and Fayette counties in Pennsylvania covers more than 60,000 acres.
This Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, favorite holds the distinction of being the city’s largest historic regional park
The rustic structure built within the park in Clifftop, West Virginia, is one of the most photographed locations in the state.
This Union Pier, Michigan, spot not far from the trendy beach towns along Lake Michigan offers an oasis of forests, gardens and orchards on a curve of the Galien River.
Crowds gather in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, every Feb. 2 for a charming tradition that stretches back to 1886.
This spot in Covington, Kentucky, makes a charming home base from which to set out and explore Northern Kentucky.
This South Bend, Indiana, destination features a refrigerated ice trail — a continuous, 15-foot-wide, 650-foot-long loop that gradually dips and climbs.
These two museums in Pontiac, Illinois, celebrate America’s obsession with the open road and historic cars from throughout history.
Each autumn this home in Kenova, West Virginia, hosts an incredible pumpkin display that draws locals and travelers alike.
This attraction in Knoxville, Tennessee, showcases the rich and diverse visual culture of East Tennessee and Southern Appalachia.
The winter festival transforms Stratford, Ontario’s historic square and parks with luminous art and interactive light installations.
As Ohio’s largest ski area, this Zanesfield, Ohio, destination spans 144 acres of skiable terrain, including 20 trails, a tubing park, 11 lifts and 300 feet of vertical drop.
This natural area in Seneca Falls, New York, draws visitors who want to catch sight of some of the more than 300 different bird species seen here throughout the year.
Mountain Rail Adventures offers train excursions from depots in Cass, Durbin and Elkins, West Virginia.
Head to Lansing, West Virginia, to explore one of nation’s newest national parks in all its fall glory.
This historic resort in Bedford, Pennsylvania, features modern and luxurious spa amenities.
The Canton, Ohio, favorite celebrates the story of the NFL, mixing a deep history of its first century with fun and interactive exhibits that highlight the game’s advances and innovations.
Known for its dinosaurs, this Toronto, Ontario, institution features more than 40 galleries and exhibition spaces and houses more than 13 million pieces.
This Paradise, Michigan, park on the state’s Upper Peninsula is known for its famous root-beer-hued waterfall.
This building, located just off the highway in Beckley, West Virginia, showcases works from artisans representing all 55 counties in the state.
Sample creations from distilleries across Northern Kentucky and great food that goes well with them.
This destination in Hohenwald, Tennessee, provides an engaging, hands-on learning experience for kids and grownups.
This restaurant on the town square in Danville, Indiana, pays tribute to one of the most beloved TV shows of the 1960s.
After more than a century, this Eden, New York, company’s small original kazoos are still made here using the same 18-step process.
Get into the spirit of Halloween at this 52-room mansion in Detroit, Michigan. Completed in 1894 it now houses an award-winning restaurant.
Carved by glaciers that moved through the area nearly 10,000 years ago, this park in Watkins Glen, New York, is known for its famous gorge.