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

It’s not hard to fall in love with Toronto. Canada's largest city blends diverse, cosmopolitan culture with the natural beauty of Lake Ontario. No matter your passion, the city has plenty to offer and may even spark some new interests. The only challenge is figuring out the best places to go in Toronto.

Few cities hold as much history as Boston, the capital of Massachusetts and home to some of the nation’s best-loved historical attractions. Known for its pivotal role in the Revolutionary War, this colonial city has some of the most prestigious colleges, museums, and entertainment activities.

As the weather starts to heat up in Chicago, so does the city’s list of activities and things to do. From outdoor food and music festivals to seasonal sports to days filled with sunshine, there is no time like the summertime to visit the Windy City.

The Adler Planetarium of Chicago was the first planetarium in the western hemisphere, opening its doors to the public on May 12th, 1930. But, nearly 90 years later, the Adler Planetarium remains on the cutting edge of innovation, incorporating interactive displays into ints exhibits while playing mind-blowing films that take you above and beyond the stars via stellar 30 minute space adventures.

If there was a visual version of the show called "Name That City," contestants would surely pinpoint San Francisco in a heartbeat. Even a fleeting, split-second glimpse of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge or one of those classic RiceARoni cable cars instantly screams San Francisco!

Who doesn’t love sharing vacation photos? While we think all of our partner attractions have something to offer as a photo op worth sharing, some lend themselves to being top-notch backdrops. We’ve rounded up a few of the best Instagrammable attractions to inspire your next trip.