These two museums in Richmond, Indiana, both have a mummy among their permanent collections.
Opened in 1929, this museum in Dearborn, Michigan, offers 523,000 square feet of artifacts and exhibits that tell a story of American ingenuity.
The former home of the world’s largest Coca-Cola bottling plant is now a downtown Indianapolis nightlife destination.
Once the home of the Grand Ole Opry, this downtown Nashville landmark still hosts live performances and offers tours.
The collection of oddities at this home museum in Cameron, West Virginia, includes a number of haunted objects from paranormal investigations.
This Gothic mansion turned museum and cultural landmark in Toronto offers tours, dining and seasonal events.
Covering conflicts from the Civil War to the war on terrorism, this museum in the small town of Portland, Indiana, showcases stories of service and sacrifice.
The state where country music reigns supreme offers a wealth of ways to connect with live music and legends of the genre, including these destinations in Nashville and Memphis.
The experiences found in the Steel City range from hulking sandwiches to an inventive museum that celebrates the life of a pop-art icon.
It’s a breeze finding fun things to do in the Windy City, from an architectural river tour to taking in a game at one of baseball’s most famous fields.