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

You have three days in Toronto, the largest city in Canada. What’s the best way to see all the major attractions or enjoy day trips rich in culture and natural history? Here are some options.

You don’t need a wetsuit to enjoy amazing oceanic activities in San Francisco. Aquarium of the Bay offers a sea of aquatic attractions for kids, conservationists, and anyone curious about marine life. Whether you want to see an octopus or touch a sea anemone, this incredible San Francisco aquarium has an exhibit for you.

If you're trying to find romantic restaurants in Houston with a view, there are many great spots for a romantic dining experience. You can dine on top of rooftop restaurants, sit waterfront at a bayou, enjoy locally caught seafood dinners, or spend a romantic evening by the fire in a log cabin. A memorable date night includes breathtaking views and fantastic food.

Seattle is packed with spectacular sights, but Chihuly Garden and Glass is in a class of its own. Nestled next to the famed Space Needle at Seattle Center, Chihuly Garden is widely regarded as one of the city's greatest art museums — and once you see it, it's easy to see why.

In the Texas Hill Country, San Antonio reveals its beauty with its rolling hills, historical buildings, and lively downtown core. The city is full of leafy green trees and carefully tended front gardens, showing that locals know the value of nature. As the pinnacle of nature in the city, the San Antonio Botanical Garden in mid-city’s Mahncke Park is the perfect blend of botanical wonderland and local countryside pride.

The NCCHR is one of only a few places around the globe with a mission to inform, educate, and raise awareness about both the U.S. Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s and its connections with the current (and ongoing) struggles to safeguard human rights globally.