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There is a town in Kentucky that looks like it studied abroad and never got over it. A lazy river curves right through its center, the way rivers do in old European cities.

Church steeples and rooftops rise against green hills on every side. The historic downtown could pass for an old world postcard with almost no editing.

You can wander past grand co...

Route 66 turns one hundred years old in 2026, and the celebrations will roll straight through Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Here is my advice before the crowds figure everything out. There is an antique mall sitting right on the old highway that has been collecting treasures since 1987.

More than sixty dealers fill over eighteen thousand square feet with t...

Alaska has a real talent for making you feel small in a freeing sense. Glaciers loom, rivers run wild, and the sky seems to lose all its edges.

Summer cracks the entire place wide open. It hands you outdoor days that linger long after the tan fades.

I have paddled cold water and stood beneath ice older than any city. Both of them reset something...

A good bowl of chowder can make a coastal drive feel completely justified.

The fog helps. So does the sound of waves nearby. But the real reason to linger is the spoonful.

Creamy, rich, briny, and packed with seafood, this is the kind of chowder that turns a simple lunch stop into the part of the trip people keep talking about later.

Alo...

Landscape designers around the world speak about this place with real reverence. Most New Yorkers have never heard its name.

That contrast alone should make you curious.

The garden wraps around a glacial lake in the Hudson Valley, and every view feels deliberately composed.

Its designer spent decades borrowing ideas from ancient Chinese garden...