When you think of travel in the United States, it’s the big cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami that probably spring to mind, but what about the cities that go a little bit more under the radar? They’re the gems that are totally underrated but that are well worth visiting for a number of reasons because they’re packed with culture, history, and wonderful things to do and see. With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at some of the cities that should be visited more often – you might find just the place to go to yourself, so keep reading to find out more.
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit often gets overshadowed because it has the reputation as the home of the car industry, so that’s what people associate it with, but the city actually has a lot more to offer than that, including Motown music and some amazing food, as well as a fantastic arts scene.
You could start your day at the Detroit Institute of Arts where you’ll find an impressive art collection – one of the best in the country in some people’s opinions, and then you could go to the Eastern Market where you’ll find loads of local produce, street arts, and entertainment. Then you could stroll along the Detroit Riverwalk for some beautiful views that you’ll never forget. Plus, opting to choose in one of the fantastic hotels detroit Michigan means you’ll have the perfect base to do all your exploring from.
Boulder, Colorado
Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder is a complete paradise for anyone who loves the outdoors and wants to explore nature as much as possible – and it’s also ideal for foodies, so whatever you’re into, Boulder could be the best place for you to visit. You could spend your mornings hiking wonderful trails like the Flatirons, and then go back to the city for the afternoon to browse some of the gorgeously quirky stores and cafes it has to offer – what could be better?
Boulder is a really laid back place and it’s very keen on sustainability, so it’s a lovely, relaxing place to take a break away and see how things can be done – it might even be what gives you the motivation to do more yourself when you get home.
Savannah, Georgia
Cobbled streets, historic homes, ancient woodland… and that’s just a few of the things that Savannah has to offer – they’re all lovely and they’re all perfect for a few day (or longer) away from home.
Start by taking a leisurely walk through Forsyth Park where you’ll be able to properly immerse yourself in beauty, and then hop on a ghost tour (Savannah is one of the most haunted cities in America, after all!) before you finally get to pick one of the many authentic restaurants to indulge in some real Southern food – and hospitality. Make sure you try the fried green tomatoes while you’re there as they’re a Savannah delicacy and shouldn’t be missed!
