Center City Philadelphia is one of the most important financial districts in the country and is home to more than a few big name companies to prove it, but don't let that fool you. Center City is located in one
Located Northwest of Washington D.C., and founded in the mid 1700's, there lies a neighborhood called Georgetown. With a population over 70,000 Georgetown has a rich history from the day it was first founded. Today, Georgetown is home to some
Welcome to Downtown Brooklyn! one of the oldest cities in the United States and yet despite its history it's a new city compared to the bustling Manhattan. As of 2010, Brooklyn houses over 2 million residents who all commute, live,
Welcome to the Hudson Yards! New York City's newest edition to Manhattan that spans from 43rd street all the way down to 30th street. It's also located on the western part of the island and is currently going through a
Welcome to the Upper East Side! It is home to some of Manhattan's elites and known for its for its media reference in multiple shows. Though most of its residence would prefer to vacation in the Hamptons it is undoubtably
Built in order to honor the 16th president of the United States, no vacation to D.C. is complete without visiting The Lincoln Memorial. The Lincoln Memorial is located on the western end of the National Mall in Washington D.C.. The
Welcome to Atlantic City! with a population of just under 40,000 the city itself is best known for its casinos and beaches, while also have some of the best restaurants going alongside its boardwalk. The city is actually located on
Say hello to one of the country's most recognizable structures! located in Washington D.C., the Washington Monument is an obelisk built in order to commemorate George Washington. The monument itself is located east of the reflecting pool and the Lincoln
Located in East Elmhurst, Queens New York City, and covering over 600 acres of land LaGuardia Airport is the third busiest airport in New York City and the 20th busiest in the world. The airport is actually named after the
Newark Liberty International Airport is one of New Jersey's main international airports and despite being located in New Jersey, EWR is actually associated more with New York City. Often times tourist will come in and out of the city to