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

The Houston Zoo is a must-do for animal lovers of all ages. Filled with a diverse assortment of species ranging from anacondas to eastern bongos (a rare African antelope), it is an excellent opportunity to see hundreds of animals from all over the world in an engaging environment.

Any true beer lover should experience the Denver craft beer scene at least once in their lifetime and take an educational journey on what separates the Denver beer scene from other craft brew capitals in the country and the world.

New York City is a cultural melting pot that houses some of the world's best museums. There are a whopping 83 different New York museums across the five boroughs, and it can be overwhelming to narrow down the choices. Let's talk about what exactly makes New York's museum scene so vibrant.

While there is no shortage of art to admire in NYC, the Guggenheim truly shines above the rest. Featuring both a permanent and an ever-changing rotation of exhibits, the museum and its collections never fails to inspire.

Initially established in the early 20th century, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is more than just an art museum. It’s a sprawling cultural complex comprising several buildings built over the past century, including two house museums hosting European and American decorative arts, the Glassell School of Art, a movie theater, and a visitor center.

Perhaps one of San Diego's most unique features is its rich maritime history, which is expertly documented and displayed at the prestigious Maritime Museum of San Diego. With an extensive collection of ships, from commercial vessels to steam ferries, this museum explores everything from American military history and beyond.