Here are my top 5 U.S. cities for solo travel, ranked from walkability, must-see attractions, and why these destinations are perfect for exploring alone.

Tiny Shiny Retreat is the perfect glamping destination in Tennessee for couples, families, or solo travelers seeking a unique outdoor experience.

I flew to New York to see James Smith and Chris Williamson live on their U.S. & Canada tour. While in New York, I went to a Christmas market, saw the Statue of Liberty, and walked along the Brooklyn Bridge.

This guide will walk you through progressive steps to ease yourself into solo travel, from grabbing coffee alone in your hometown to booking your first international trip. By the time you reach the final step, you'll have already proven to yourself dozens of times that you're capable of handling whatever comes your way.

From the historic streets of Boston to the witchy allure of Salem, my solo adventure was packed with unforgettable moments, historical insights, and meaningful connections.

I took a couple vacation days to explore Chattanooga, Tennessee. Join me as I take a train ride at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, taste some whiskey at the Chattanooga Whiskey Distillery, and hike up to Ruby Falls to wander the caves.