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.

Explore Nashville, Tennessee’s haunted side with U.S. Ghost Adventures. Their ghost tour provides the perfect way to spend the evening learning about Nashville’s secrets.

Sometimes the slower pace of an overnight getaway is exactly what you need, and in Savannah's case, it turned into the perfect sister adventure.

Discover how to explore Chicago in just one day: a budget-friendly “out and back” trip with tips on flights, packing, transport & what to see.

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.

Are you planning a trip to Nashville, Tennessee? Here is my suggestion of a 3 day itinerary for visiting Nashville. This will give you a good variety of music, museums, nature, and nightlife.

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.

Explore Nashville’s top 5 historic homes — from antebellum mansions to Civil War sites — for a meaningful, off-beat experience in Music City.

Every year on the second weekend of December, the city of Franklin, Tennessee holds it's Dickens of Christmas. This victorian-themed festival provides the over 100,000 visitors to interact with volunteers dressed as Charles Dickens characters, experience live entertainment, shop local merchants, and nourish themselves on a variety of food options.

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.

Experience Halloween magic in Hiawatha, Kansas: home to the oldest continuous Halloween parade in the U.S.! From double nights of trick-or-treating to the famous Halloween Frolic and fall festival fun, this hometown tradition makes celebrating spooky season and birthdays extra special.