Everyone who is anyone in Argentina's history is likely to be found buried in Cementerio de la Recoleta. The seemingly endless rows of tombs and small mausoleums are the final resting places of former presidents, generals and historic figures, including the much beloved Eva Perón.

Witnessing the surreal Northern Lights is a bucket-list moment for many travelers visiting Alaska. This tour in Anchorage gets you beyond the city lights and into the quiet dark, where the Aurora has room to dance across the sky. If you’re in town between fall and early spring, be sure not to miss this opportunity.

Downtown Anchorage is small, easy to get around, and a good starting point for just about anything you’re planning in the city. You’ll find coffee shops, local restaurants, souvenir stores, and a handful of bars. If you’re gearing up for an adventure, there are outfitters and bike rentals nearby, too. Plus, it’s home to the Anchorage Museum, the start of the Coastal Trail, and Ship Creek, where you can fish for salmon or just watch the action.

Franconia Notch State Park lies in the heart of the stunning White Mountain National Forest, offering a dramatic mountain pass traversed by an 8-mile scenic parkway stretching from the iconic Flume Gorge to serene Echo Lake. Visitors can immerse themselves in the park's natural beauty, with towering peaks, lush forests, and crystal-clear waters providing breathtaking vistas at every turn. Popular activities include hiking, biking, and exploring highlights like the Basin, a natural granite pothole, and the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, which offers sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness.