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Want a New Year’s Eve party like no other? Discover which cities host the best celebrations across the U.S., according to a recent WalletHub report.
Novelty craft supplies are tearing the city of Bend, Oregon, apart.
Two Floridian cities made it on the list—can you guess which ones?
The analysis used data from search and social media posts to determine where people around the world wanted to go for Christmas—and dug deeper to provide American data state by state.
The long wait for the Notre-Dame Cathedral to reopen will be over in December.
Northern states, such as Alaska and Minnesota, will likely see snow on Christmas.
A new study finds that residents of Dublin, Belfast, and Glasgow were better at detecting fake accents than their counterparts in southern areas of England—possibly as a result of long-ago conflicts.
People won’t get to throw coins in the Italian city’s biggest fountain for a while.
Begging for candy on October 31 was banned after kids set one too many fires.
If you’re up for traveling for this spooky season, visit one of these destinations.
New York rats may be the most iconic—but another U.S. city is even rattier.
A local organization is aiming to fill Detroit’s vacant land with gigantic forests.
Traveling can be expensive, but tourist attractions in these cities cost a grand total of nothing.
There are lots of UK place names—and plenty of surprises in store.
If you want to lessen your impact on the environment, consider moving to one of these metro areas.