30 destinations · 939 things to do
United States
From Antelope Canyon to Asheville to Austin: the sights worth booking ahead, and where to stay.
Cities in United States
Antelope Canyon
Page, Arizona · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Asheville
North Carolina · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Austin
Texas · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Boston
Massachusetts · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Branson
Missouri · 29 things to do · 15 hotels
Charleston
South Carolina · 21 things to do · 12 hotels
Chicago
Illinois · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Denver
Colorado · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Egmont Key
Tampa Bay, Florida · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Hawaii
Hawaii · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Key West
Florida · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Lake Tahoe
California & Nevada · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Los Angeles
California · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Miami
Florida · 26 things to do · 14 hotels
Monterey
California · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Nashville
Tennessee · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
New Orleans
Louisiana · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
New York City
New York · 30 things to do · 15 hotels
Orlando
Florida · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Pigeon Forge
Tennessee · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
San Antonio
Texas · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
San Diego
California · 21 things to do · 15 hotels
San Francisco
California · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Savannah
Georgia · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Seattle
Washington · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Sedona
Arizona · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Washington, DC
District of Columbia · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Yellowstone
Wyoming, Montana & Idaho · 28 things to do · 15 hotels
Museums & galleries in United States
Everywhere
AshevilleFolk Art Center
Home of the Southern Highland Craft Guild, on the Blue Ridge Parkway — a showcase of fine Appalachian craft with exhibitions, daily craft demonstrations, and the historic Allanstand Craft Shop.
AustinMexic-Arte Museum
The official Mexican and Mexican American fine-art museum of Texas, right on Congress Avenue — rotating exhibitions, a striking permanent collection of prints, masks and modern works, an excellent shop and the city's big Day of the Dead celebration.
BostonBoston Tea Party Ships & Museum
A floating, interactive museum on Fort Point Channel where you board restored 18th-century ships and throw "tea" into the harbor — reliving the 1773 protest that helped spark the Revolution.
BransonTitanic Museum Attraction
Walk into a half-scale Titanic rising from the strip — 400 real artifacts, a boarding pass bearing a real passenger's name, a grand staircase replica, and icy water you can touch.
Parks & gardens in United States
Everywhere
Antelope CanyonZion National Park
Utah's towering sandstone cathedral, two hours west — in through the east side's checkerboard slickrock and the famous tunnel, then down into the canyon for the shuttle, the Riverside Walk and, with luck and a permit, Angels Landing.
AshevilleBiltmore Estate
America's largest home — George Vanderbilt's 250-room Gilded Age château, set on 8,000 acres with magnificent gardens, a winery, and mountain views.
BostonFenway Park Tour
A guided tour of the oldest ballpark in the major leagues — home of the Boston Red Sox since 1912, with the legendary Green Monster, and a century-plus of baseball history in every corner.
BransonShepherd of the Hills Adventure Park
The homestead that started Branson tourism — Inspiration Tower's 230-foot Ozark panorama, a 160-foot-drop zipline off the tower, horseback rides, and the historic outdoor drama staged on the land that inspired it.
Boat & river trips in United States
Everywhere
Antelope CanyonLees Ferry and Lonely Dell Ranch
Mile zero of the Grand Canyon — the only place for hundreds of miles where you can drive down to the Colorado, with a pioneer ranch, a sunken steamboat, river trails and the launch beach where every Grand Canyon rafting trip begins.
BostonBoston Harbor Sightseeing Cruise
See Boston from the water — a narrated sightseeing cruise around the historic harbor, with skyline views, the waterfront, the Harbor Islands, and the maritime history that built the city.
BransonShowboat Branson Belle
A genuine 700-passenger paddle-wheeler on Table Rock Lake — two-hour lunch and dinner cruises with a full variety show, three-course dining, and Ozark scenery gliding past the windows.
CharlestonCharleston Harbor Tours
The city from the water that made it — 90-minute narrated cruises past the Battery's mansion wall, under the Ravenel's cables, by Sumter, Castle Pinckney, and the dolphins that patrol it all.