Recently, an internet reader wanted to plan a romantic getaway and asked where is the best place to go that isn't a tourist trap.
Here are 10 places that other readers responded were the best.
Don’t we love the South? Texas is the second-largest U.S. state by both area and population. It is home to some of the greatest voices in country music. According to travelers, no place screams home, quite like Texas.
One adventurer geeks out about this New York city, calling it an underrated gem. Buffalo is the second largest in New York State and lies in Western New York at the head of the Niagara River.
Sure, Canada may differ from what you’d expect on this list. However, digital nomads say the Northern territories of Canada are great. Internet sources describe it as “an iconic yet mysterious region of Canada.”
This isn’t one you’re likely to come across in many tourist sites. It’s off the level of Athens or Venice but still provides a beautiful experience to remember. It is in southwest Pennsylvania at the junction of three rivers, which combine to form the Ohio River.
Hear me out. Italy isn’t always crowded. Depending on the season, one can enjoy the European country, and there are many things to do for fun, especially in Rome. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and as the country’s capital, it shows off its proud culture.
Just like Italy, Greece can seem like the wrong option if you’re looking for a personal experience. But the timing makes all the difference. A tourer suggests going from May to October, around the off-season.