Tag: USA
Travel articles, guides, travel tips, unusual things to do, travel challenges and secret places in the USA
7 unusual activities at Orlando’s theme parks
It's no surprise that Orlando, Florida, calls itself the Theme Park Capital of the World. It is where you can find some of the most amazing, unusual a
When is the Walk to Work Day and how to make it fun?
The challenge: Walk to work at least once... and then make it a habit!
If your morning commute includes rubbing shoulders with strangers on public tr
Would you run these crazy marathons?
There are marathons you run simply to prove to yourself that you can do it. Start with them. Then, there are those that are a truly special experience
Museum of Broken Relationships: where love goes to die
The challenge: share your tale of heartbreak at the Museum of Broken Relationships
It's strange: one day an iron is just an iron. Then you use it to
20 quotes about San Francisco that explain why everyone loves it
The magic of San Francisco explained in 20 quotes by people who have spent days wandering its streets, found poetry in it and called it heaven:
"It
12 quotes about Los Angeles that explain why people love it
If most American cities are about the consumption of culture, Los Angeles and New York are about the production of culture - not only national culture
16 fun travel challenges to experience the USA in a unique way
Explore the USA beyond the obvious with this collection of fun travel challenges, which will take you all around the country. We encourage you to choo
15 quotes about Las Vegas that explain its essence
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas! Only the quotes about the city leave it to come at you right now and spark the dream of passing the famous wel
17 quotes about New York City that explain why everybody loves it
The challenge: read these New York City quotes and check how many of these words said by famous people are true according to your experience:
1. Whe
Visit Alaska, a jewel from the imperial bargain bin!
Exactly 150 years ago, Russia struggled to convince the United States to purchase Alaska for less than $5 per square kilometer (about 2 cents per acre