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

Calling all time travelers! The Empire State Building’s newly reimagined visitor experience lets guests hopscotch through the decades, reliving noteworthy moments in the history of the world’s most famous building. These new experiences come courtesy of a four-year, $165 million redevelopment and refurbishment project that was completed in November 2019.

Who couldn't use a little magic in their life these days? While a theme park vacation may be on hold for a little while longer, we've rounded up the best ways to stay entertained and even get a jump start on planning your next Southern California adventure.

You can still enjoy the thrills and magic of Orlando's best theme parks even while they're closed. Fairies and princesses, LEGOs, baby animals, wildlife conservation, heart-pumping daredevil rides… Orlando's got it all plus more, and it's all online for you to enjoy right now, from the comfort of home—with no crowds and no lines!

In the City of Brotherly Love, there's so much to see and do at the attractions we love, even while they're closed. Take a virtual tour of our favorite places and cute animal faces. Stay connected and entertained while you stay home.

Nestled against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Denver is a vibrant city full of adventure and urban offerings. While we wait for a return to more normal operations, you can still explore The Mile High City's rich culture, history, science and art attractions from the safety of your home.

Tampa Bay, located in the heart of Florida's gulf coast, offers more than incredible weather and culture. While these must-see attractions are temporarily closed, you're in luck, because you can still "visit" them from the comfort of your own home.