Destination Guides

Faced with soaring costs, one couple nearly abandoned their dream honeymoon. Their solution involved a new wave of smart travel tools and strategic...

Discover Morro Bay, the authentic Highway 1 destination where a 576-foot volcanic peak presides over a working fishing harbor, abundant wildlife, and...

Discover Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, where iconic cypress trees and playful sea otters line serene coves, offering the dramatic beauty of Big Sur...

Israel's largest wine region between Jerusalem Hills and Judean plains opens its 28th annual festival, featuring 40+ wineries, heritage sites, and local food.

Despite common misconceptions about hurricane season, smart travelers are discovering the Caribbean's summer advantages: fewer crowds, lower prices, and...

Cadillac Ranch, the 72-ounce free steak, and how to do Amarillo, Texas right on your Route 66 road trip — the most photographed stop on the Mother Road.

Where Route 66 actually starts in Chicago — the sign, the diner that's been feeding travelers since 1923, and how to do day one of America's greatest road trip right.

Wild burros, a gunfight at noon, and the honeymoon hotel of Clark Gable. Oatman, Arizona is the strangest, most unforgettable stop on Route 66.

Petrified Forest National Park is the only national park Route 66 cuts through — and the abandoned original roadbed is still visible in the desert. Here's how to do it.

America's most famous road trip, Chicago to the Pacific. The 10 Route 66 stops actually worth your time, in order — from the Gateway Arch to Cadillac Ranch to Santa Monica Pier.

The 1926 Route 66 alignment swung through Santa Fe before the 1937 cutoff sent it through Albuquerque. Here's how to drive both — and why you should.

Santa Monica Pier is where every Route 66 traveler ends up — but the original terminus was a few blocks inland. A guide to finishing the Mother Road right.