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in American history. The French sculptor is the creative behind the Statue of Liberty. After pitching an idea for a massive statue gift from France to the United…

Located at the southernmost point of Manhattan, where New York City was born, Battery Park’s evolution has mirrored the history of the city itself. Its waterfront location made…

Visiting Paris as a family… or en famille as the French say? Get ready for an adventure! There’s so much to see in the City of Lights for…

If visiting the largest royal palace in Western Europe is on your travel bucket list, don’t miss the Palacio Real Madrid. It’s been the official residence of the…

Pop quiz — how did New York neighborhoods like Harlem, DUMBO, and NoMad get their names? New York has some pretty unusual neighborhood names, and it can be…

Whether you book a suite in one of New York’s fanciest hotels alongside Central Park, a quirky room in an offbeat boutique property, or an elegant bedroom in…

Let’s be real: You’re not going to spend your entire trip to Madrid trying to see every piece of art in the Prado Museum’s extensive collection. It will…

Memorial Day weekend truly feels like the real start of summer in the city. The beaches reopen, parks are filled to the brim, and all of New York…

There are over 300 Guitar Center stores across the United States, but only one of them features the cemented handprints and signatures of some of the most iconic…

New York City is a world-renowned destination for many attractions, including its famous museums. You might have already heard about the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of…

Did you know that the Labor Day holiday began in New York City? Like so much of America’s cultural defining moments, the movement started here. And on Labor…

Los Angeles is home to many famous streets, including Hollywood Boulevard and the Walk of Fame, Sunset Boulevard and the Sunset Strip, and Santa Monica Boulevard, where Sheryl…