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15 Free Activities to Enjoy in Atlanta

Jon Summers07 mins
A big city adorned with trees, Atlanta is famous for its warm weather and Southern hospitality. As visitors flock to “The A”, the prices have increased, but visiting Georgia’s capital doesn’t have to empty your wallet. In fact, you can enjoy an array of incredible experiences without spending anything. Here are 15 of the best free things to do in Atlanta.
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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Summer Getaway in North Carolina’s Outer Banks

Debbie Kelly011 mins
There must be magic in the air down on the Outer Banks. How else can you explain a place where wild horses frolic on the beach and humans can learn to fly? That’s what I realized on my first visit there as a lifelong resident of landlocked states. My wife’s family would make annual pilgrimages, and after they offered me an introduction, I finally “got it.”
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Ultimate Palma de Mallorca First-Timer’s Travel Guide

Jeffrey Johnson08 mins
Set dramatically by the sea and steeped in Moorish mystery, Palma de Mallorca captures the heart of every visitor. The city boasts a splash of Joan Miró’s modernist art, intertwined with historic palaces crafted from honey-colored stone, lush botanical gardens, and bustling cafe-rimmedplaças(plazas). Topping off this beautiful landscape is one of Europe’s most impressive Gothic cathedrals.
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Top Dining and Drinking Spots in Lyon, France

Joshua Liu08 mins
Interestingly, my visit to Lyon was not primarily driven by the food. Traditional bistros, known asbouchons, never truly appealed to me. However, exploring the city revealed a vibrant culinary landscape featuring fusion food, vegetarian options, street delicacies, and haute cuisine. It’s hard to find another city that boasts such diversity.
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Top 8 Stunning Beaches in Brittany, France

Nicole Potter09 mins
Brittany doesn’t offer your typical beach experience. It’s not simply about throwing on a swimsuit and jumping right into the sea; you’ll want to pack a fleece, a raincoat, and if you’re not a fan of cold water, a wetsuit as well. However, don’t let this deter you. The region of Brittany, which makes up a third of France’s coastline, is home to some of the country’s most beautiful beaches, ranging from sandy and tropical to wild and rocky, as well as surfer-friendly options and perfect party spots.
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