Kristine Hansen

Freed from traffic congestion, family obligations and home responsibilities, artists can not only focus on their art but engage with the surrounding nature and community.

For nature-loving travelers who like to climb mountains, embark on rigorous hikes, or bike rocky trails, there's a whole world of adventurous vacation possibilities in the United States.

A new, free augmented reality walking tour is bringing travelers back in time to Boston 's earliest routes, allowing visitors to explore the city's indigenous history that started long before the American Revolution.

For travelers who hope to see as much of a new place as possible, renting a car can be one of the best ways to get around.

“If it’s not burned, leased or sold it needs to go somewhere,” says Rene Byck, of Paradise Ridge Winery.

Vista Fleet in Duluth, Minnesota has a sunrise cruise experience called Coffee and Colors, and its perfect for fall foliage leaf-peeping trips.

Built in the early 1950s, the property has remained in the same family for the last 75 years-but is now on the market for $1.6 million.

A Midwest metropolis topped a new ranking of buyer-friendly housing markets, with nearly 20 percent of active listings seeing price cuts averaging 6.2 percent.

Nearly all of the thirty or so Wright-designed homes are still standing in Michigan, a mix of public sites that offer tours as well as private residences that are—depending on their steward—open for overnight stays or guided tours.

Holy Hill in Hubertus pairs a historic hilltop basilica and 435 forested acres with some of southeastern Wisconsin's most memorable fall scenery.