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Chicago is world-renowned for its architecture and diverse culture, but less known is how the Windy City takes on a unique appeal during fall. The city’s parks, such as Millennium Park and Grant Park, transform into colorful landscapes, offering ideal spots for leisurely walks and picnics under the changing trees.  Moreover, Chicago’s distinct neighborhoods, each...

Boo! Spooky season is now upon us. If you’re looking for some thrilling things to do or if you want your kids to have a festive Halloween season, visit Orlando, Florida. Orlando is filled with frighteningly fun events for people of all ages. From theme parks with a focus on family-friendly activities to spooky twists...

While Alabama may not be as well-known as some other states for its fall foliage, it still has scenic byways offering a kaleidoscope of colors. The state is home to various leafy hardwood trees, including dogwood, southern yellow pine, sycamore, beech, maple, and a wide variety of oak trees. All provide stunning fall foliage displays...

Though Orlando is known for being the home of Disney World and Universal Studios, there are more things to do in Orland besides theme parks. With the perfect marriage of entertainment and natural beauty, there is so much more to discover in Orlando, and fall is the ideal time to do it!  Are you going...

When RV enthusiasts and snowbirds want to escape icy roads and cold weather, they head south for the winter. Amongst the 10 best RV-friendly states are Florida, Arizona, Texas, and California, where the temperatures remain mild and pleasant during the winter months. Besides inviting winter weather, each of these states averages around 50 national parks...

You know the early days of fall have arrived when the weather turns crisp, and the skies are a vibrant blue. In Tennessee, the trees start turning brilliant shades of red and gold, signaling outdoor adventurers to begin planning their next fall trip.  Memphis is known for R&B, Rock n’Roll, Blues, and Soul music, and...