Travel

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1. Explore female-focused adventure trips designed for women and nonbinary adventurers.

There’s so much to love about Boston, one of the nation’s oldest cities. Whether you come for the history (the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail and the Old North Church are school-trip favorites that adults also love); cultural institutions (the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are among the best in the country); or the beloved sports teams (a baseball game at Fenway Park should not be missed), the Massachusetts capital has something for every traveler. Moreover, with a hotel scene that’s better than ever, readers are spoiled for choice when planning their next trip.

Rich in history, culture, and style, San Francisco attracts travelers of all kinds from around the world – in fact, more than 21 million people visited the city last year. If they were looking for art, they likely visited SFMOMA and the de Young Museum. For architecture buffs, Coit Tower, the Painted Ladies, and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge are among must-sees. Snacking and shopping in Chinatown, the oldest such community in the U.S., is a treat for the senses. However, no matter what your itinerary includes, you will need a place to lay your head at night, and ideally that place is as captivating as the city itself.