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

Few art museums in North America can match the scope and significance of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. With a collection exceeding 450,000 works spanning thousands of years and virtually every corner of the globe, the MFA is a destination that rewards curiosity at every turn.

Soccer fans traveling to LA for the tournament will find the city's appeal stretches far beyond the pitch. SoFi Stadium may anchor the action, but world-class museums, celebrated wildlife habitats, and cinematic landmarks await exploration between matches. From Exposition Park to Griffith Park, there is truly no shortage of things to do in Los Angeles.

New York City has a way of overwhelming first-time visitors in the best possible way. The sheer scale of it, the pace, the noise, the neighborhoods that feel like entirely different cities — it's a lot to take in. But with a little preparation, your first trip to NYC can go from hectic to genuinely exhilarating.

As one of the host cities for soccer's biggest global event, Houston is welcoming fans from around the world who are eager to experience more than just the matches. Between games, Houston delivers an impressive lineup of things to see and do, from a world-class NASA facility to one of the largest art collections in the country.

Seattle is stunning on land but even better by sea. Get a fresh perspective of the gorgeous Emerald City with a one-hour Argosy Cruises Harbor Tour. As you glide by the dynamic city skyline, take in the sights and sounds of the bustling waterfront and its historic neighborhoods, including lively shipyards and terminals, container ships, the Washington State ferry fleet, towering cruise ships and maybe even a sea lion basking on the rocks or little seals frolicking in the harbor waters.

Whether you're drawn to the dramatic architecture, the celebrated Henry Moore collection, or the rich displays of Canadian Indigenous and Inuit art, the AGO rewards every type of visitor. It's a destination that goes far beyond the canvas — a place where history, identity, and artistic expression meet under one expansive roof.