Explore the state where it all began for New England. The Mayflower landed in Plymouth in 1620, and visitors can recall the pilgrims’ voyage at any number of attractions: a living-history plantation, a replica of the ship or Plymouth Rock itself. Then find a wicked good time in Boston, watching sports, browsing museums and chowing down on “chowdah.”
Uncover history in the French Quarter and on Jackson Square (home to St. Louis Cathedral and the Cabildo), then explore the arts at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art.
Perpetually sunny skies and gorgeous coastline make San Diego a beach lover’s paradise. Hop on a surfboard to catch some waves, or rent a bike to explore Coronado, a neighborhood where you can pay a visit to the historic Hotel del Coronado. For more adventure, check out the 1,200-acre Balboa Park.
Illinois enjoys a central location in the heart of the United States. Today, Chicago beckons visitors with its cultural and architectural bounty, and 5 scenic byways showcase the state's natural beauty. Make a pit stop in Springfield, the state capital, to pay homage to the 16th president at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
The Windy City has more to be famous for than just the weather. Chicago museums and theater are top-notch, while Chicago hotels and Chicago travel destinations are world-class. Take in a ball game, shop the Magnificent Mile, or sail Lake Michigan -- there’s no shortage of things to do in Chicago.