10. The Oregon Coast, Oregon
The Oregon Coast is often rainy or foggy and the water might be too cold for swimming. But the beauty of the coastline more than makes up for it, with its wave-pounded rocky shores, dense forests, picturesque lighthouses and rugged headlands.
9. San Juan, Puerto Rico
Isla Verde beach in San Juan boasts of rows of golden sand and crystal-blue waters, which make for an ideal summer getaway. The nearby neighborhood of Santurce also has art galleries, outdoor restaurants and a vibrant bar scene.
3. Ann Arbor, Michigan
You won't be named Top 5 Happiest Cities in America by Newsweek for nothing. Ann Arbor is best known for its downtown shops and markets offering local products. Probably one of the most compelling reasons to visit Ann Arbor this summer is to witness the Street Art Fair happening on July 21, featuring different art exhibits and art performances.
2. Chicago, Illinois
Every summer, Chicago hosts the Air and Water Show, which draws over 2 million people to Lake Michigan for an entire weekend of jet displays and other amazing tricks. The show has been held annually since 1959 and is known as the oldest and biggest free show of its kind in the U.S. This year's Air and Water Show will be held on August 20 to 21.
1. San Antonio, Texas
The San Antonio River Walk, also known as Paseo del Rio, is especially vibrant during the summer, with its stone pathways connecting one shop to another, al fresco dining, museums, hotels all exuding a nostalgic 18th-century Spanish vibe.
© 2024 NatureWorldNews.com All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.