Nathan Sado

Yes, Paris is amazing which is why it’s a top destination in France, but there’s so much more to discover in this beautiful country. While you’re in this area it’s a good time to consider taking a break at one of the outdoor tables in Place de Gordes or at the Cafe de la Table Ronde in Place Saint-Andre, one of the oldest cafes in France. For history buffs, a visit to the Resistance Museum (Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation de l’Isère) is a must. There are lots of family walks like the easy 4 km loop trail from Lac Luitel Natural Reserve, the 6 km Le Belvedere de Vizille or the slightly more challenging 10 km trail from Jarrie.

Then there’s the “sunshine state” of Florida with an abundance of coastline, sunny weather and theme parks including the uber-popular Disney World and Epcot Center. For a family vacation, you may want to look for the best hotel deals near Universal Orlando and other amazing theme parks. You can spend your days golfing, playing tennis, fishing or exploring the 400 miles of canals or just lounge on the beach with a refreshing drink and a good book The historic city of St Augustine dates back to 1565 making it the oldest in the country. Wherever you choose to vacation in Florida you’ll find plenty to see and do plus an abundance of accommodation choices for every taste and budget.

If you’re planning your next hiking trip, there’s a good chance that Kentucky, Idaho, and Ohio aren’t on your list of bucket-list destinations. The main draw of visiting the national forest is Harney Peak, the highest point east of the Rockies that reaches over 7,200 feet at its peak. Brown County State Park, Indiana When the weather is right and the seasons are changing, Brown Country State Park in Indian is a sight for sore eyes. If you’re unsure about which is best, Tahquamenon Falls State Park is a great choice.

If it’s your first time visiting Yosemite National Park you’ll probably want to stay in the park itself so that everything is right on your doorstep. How to decide the best time to visit Yosemite Spring is often a favorite season of nature lovers as everything is bursting with new life. Also, the Tioga Pass and Glacier Point roads generally remain closed until late May or even June and Mariposa Grove Road, where the Giant Sequoias are, doesn’t open until some time in April. Another bonus of the summer months is that the Tioga Pass is open so you can add a visit to Mammoth Lakes onto your itinerary.