Where to find some of the best street art in NYC. From The Welling Court Mural Project, 100 Gates Project, First Street Green Art Park, Bowery Wall Mural, Big Pun Mural, Bushwick Collective, and Coney Art Walls in Coney Island, to The Audubon Project, this guide gives you the best spots to see New York graffiti, public art, and murals by some of the most famous street artists in the world.

35 unique things to do in New York City including Washington Square Park, Roosevelt Island, Little Italy, a street art tour, New York Philharmonic, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Van Cortlandt Park, Smithsonian Design Museum, New York Transit Museum, Lexington Candy Shop, Empire State Building, Fort Tyron Park, New York Public Library, Grand Central Terminal, Central Park, Coney Island, Times Square & more.

All the best drives and sites to see in the Sedona, Arizona area. Visit Verde Valley, Grand Canyon National Park, Tuzigoot National Monument, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Red Rock Loop Road, Airport Mesa, Uptown Sedona, Antelope Canyon, Bell Rock, Red Rock Crossing, Oak Creek Vista, Slide Rock State Park, Red Rock Scenic Byway, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona Energy Vortex, Coconino, and more!

Ostrichland is a 33-acre breeding farm along Highway 246 in Solvang, California that’s home to more than 100 ostriches and emus. The birds on this ostrich farm have been raised to be hand fed and visitors are welcome to take part in feeding during their visit. Guests can get up close and personal with these incredible birds. There’s even a small gift shop that sells farm fresh ostrich eggs, ostrich-themed gifts, and ostrich egg shell paintings.

A guide to all the best attractions in Seattle. See the Space Needle, Seattle Aquarium, Vashon Island, the Gum Wall, Seattle Art Museum, Gas Works Park, The Fremont Bridge Troll, Union Lake, Pioneer Square, Pike Place Market, Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic Sculpture Park, Washinton Park Arboretum, The Giant Shoe Museum, West Point Lighthouse, Golden Gardens Park, San Juan Islands, and more.

There are plenty of things to do in Las Vegas besides gambling. Experience food tours, clubs, pool parties, aquariums, wildlife sanctuaries, roller coasters and thrill rides, botanical gardens, the Bellagio fountain show, The Fremont Street Experience, great Vegas shows, day trips to Red Rock Canyon, The Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Death Valley, Valley of Fire State Park, and much more!

Most of us have heard about international festivals and celebrations like the Cannes Film Festival, Brazil’s Carnival, and music festivals like Coachella or Glastonbury, but have you heard of the Peru Sun festival Inti Raymi or epic festivals like Japan’s Tug-of-War Festival, The Knaresborough Bed Race, or the Harbin Snow and Ice Festival? If not, then read on!

Get your perfect, wheelchair-accessible, 3-day Itinerary for Portland, OR. See Powells Books, Pittock Mansion, The Pearl District, VooDoo Doughnuts, Tom Mccall Waterfront Park, Portland Saturday Market, Alberta Arts District, The Belmont Goats, International Rose Test Garden, Portland Japanese Garden, Blue Star Donuts, Astoria, Kenny & Zukes, Multnomah Falls, Mississippi Avenue, and more!

Hawaiian poke bowls are a popular seafood dish made with fresh, raw fish that’s been marinated in a blend of sesame oil, soy sauce, green onions, furikake, chili pepper, wasabi, and other seasonings served over rice, If you're looking to eat poke there's no better place than Maui. This guide contains spots that serve the best poke in Maui. From fresh ahi to salmon, it's time to poke poke!

Learn the must-see spots for any Maui Itinerary: Molokini Crater snorkeling, the best waterfalls in Maui, The garden of Eden, bamboo forest, Iao Valley State Park, Maui Botanical Gardens, Turtle Beach Maui, The Road to Hana, Haleakalā National Park, Maui volcano tours, Coral Gardens, and much, much more. This is everything you need to know to plan your accessible Maui adventures and check off your Maui bucket list.

If you google DTLA street art, you’ll find several “best of” mural sites and a few walking tours, but you won’t find a comprehensive database of every piece of art the city has to offer. Given the transient nature of street art, I was always a little bummed nobody was cataloging these amazing works of art online for the world to see. So, with my newfound copious leisure time, I’ve taken the liberty of uploading these photos and pinning them into google maps. You can now click on each pin, see the photo, and find out exactly where that art is.

The best San Francisco Itinerary for an amazing 3 days in the City by the Bay. Including tips for accessible travel for people with disabilities. Explore Crissy Field, Golden Gate Park, the Ferry Building, the Mission SF, the painted ladies, Ghirardelli Square, Union Square, Cable Cars, The Palace of Fine Arts, Haight Ashbury, North Beach, Mission Dolores Park, Lombard Street, Twin Peaks, Coit Tower, San Francisco’s must-eat restaurants, and more!