From a frozen-in-time apothecary to a surprisingly fascinating homage to flour, Sara Gates recommends a selection of 15 smaller, quirkier American alternatives to the traditional museum-going experience.
When we think of island getaways, we often think of exotic locales far from home, white sand beaches and tropical climes. But not all islands conform to this image, and many are much closer than you think.
World's Fairs are designed as windows into the future, but memorable events have left a few monuments to the past. Matthew Stone highlights 12 famous buildings, from Knoxville to Paris, left over from World’s Fairs.
It's always a good time to start planning your next adventure. Let these photos, the best of what was featured on BootsnAll's daily travel photo site in September 2010, inspire your travels.
Who says you have to be in France to celebrate Bastille Day? Find out where the Fête is in the U.S. - chances are, there's an event near you. Vive la France!
Summers are filled with ice cream and picnics, swimming pools and festivals. So bring your lawn chair and bug spray as Sherry Jackson rounds up the thirteen best outdoor summer festivals in the world.
Do you love the great outdoors, but travel with family or friends who prefer visiting cities on vacation? Jen Mathews offers her five picks for U.S. cities near multiple national parks to help you strike the right balance on your next trip.
The second, third, fourth and more visits to certain cities bring new discoveries, more views and another focus. Henry Miller's quote about a new way of seeing things was brought home directly to Mary Keener on this last trip.