Below are the 5 cities (no order) that I've enjoyed the most in 2021.
Austin, Texas
If you're a foodie, go to Austin. With great food, great weather, and great music, there's no wonder why people are flocking to Austin.
If you're a foodie, go to Austin. With great food, great weather, and great music, there's no wonder why people are flocking to Austin.
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New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans is more than a party city; the music and food have shaped America. Take an alligator tour but be sure to keep your limbs inside the airboat.
New Orleans is more than a party city; the music and food have shaped America. Take an alligator tour but be sure to keep your limbs inside the airboat.
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Chicago, Illinois
I've always wondered why Chicagoans boast about their city, but they have a point. Chicago is like New York, but cleaner and with a beach. Take the riverboat architecture tour. You will not be disappointed.
I've always wondered why Chicagoans boast about their city, but they have a point. Chicago is like New York, but cleaner and with a beach. Take the riverboat architecture tour. You will not be disappointed.
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Toronto, Canada
Remember what I just wrote for Chicago? Toronto is like Chicago, but bigger, and the people are friendlier. Check out the CN Tower, Casa Loma, and the eclectic neighborhoods.
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Providence, Rhode Island
Providence is underrated. Forbes wrote, "When it comes to food, Providence punches above its weight considering that it's a city of less than 200,000 residents." Check out the WaterFire event when visiting.
Providence is underrated. Forbes wrote, "When it comes to food, Providence punches above its weight considering that it's a city of less than 200,000 residents." Check out the WaterFire event when visiting.
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