Travel insights and tips on some of the top attractions and best cities in the world

The best way to see San Diego in three days with kids is to pick one anchor each day, like a theme park, wildlife park, or the waterfront, then fill the gaps with shorter nearby stops. Balancing big parks with slower-paced museums keeps everyone fresh.

Seattle's arts and culture reward anyone on the hunt for a stimulating experience. Read on to learn more about visiting the Seattle Art Museum, MOPOP, and Chihuly Garden & Glass to make your visit to Seattle one you won't forget.

The Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial puts you aboard the most decorated battleship in U.S. naval history, moored on the Camden Waterfront just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. Self-guided routes climb five levels into the ship's superstructure and drop two decks below, passing 16-inch gun turrets, a simulated Tomahawk missile launch, and the bunks where sailors once slept.

The Children's Museum of Denver is a hands-on play space built for kids from newborns to age 8, set along the South Platte River just minutes from downtown. Outdoors, kids can climb through Adventure Forest and roam Joy Park. Indoors, spaces like the Assembly Plant, Water, and the Art Studio turn building, splashing, and painting into learning, while babies and toddlers get gentler zones of their own.

Whether you're planning a quick getaway or a weeklong stay, this guide highlights some of the most fun things to do in Dallas by interest, including plenty of options for families.

This San Francisco travel guide will help you explore the city's major sights by area so you can spend less time crossing town and more time experiencing it. You'll also find practical advice for getting around San Francisco, choosing when to visit, and packing for the city's famously changeable weather.