Travel insights and tips on some of the top attractions and best cities in the world

One of Denver’s many awesome attractions, the Downtown Aquarium in captures the thrill of the natural world in an awe-inspiring way. Sustaining more than 500 animal species in over one million gallons of water, this local favorite enthralls people of all ages.

From the historic charm of Queen Street West to the iconic buildings that define its skyline, Toronto offers a plethora of opportunities for that perfect shot. Whether it's a casual stroll through bustling streets or a dedicated outdoor photoshoot, the city's backdrop is sure to add an aesthetic touch to any Instagram feed.

The Perot Museum in Dallas is a natural history and science museum throttled into overdrive. With five floors and 11 exhibits jam-packed with hands-on activities and 3D animation, this mind-blowing destination is sure to keep you spellbound for hours.

The Adler Planetarium of Chicago was the first planetarium in the western hemisphere, opening its doors to the public on May 12th, 1930. But, nearly 90 years later, the Adler Planetarium remains on the cutting edge of innovation, incorporating interactive displays into ints exhibits while playing mind-blowing films that take you above and beyond the stars via stellar 30 minute space adventures.

Kid-friendly and with plenty for the whole family to enjoy, the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston, MA, is a true delight. Situated on 72 acres, Franklin Park Zoo’s exhibits currently house 220 remarkable species of animals from around the globe.

From native wildlife to critically endangered species that serve as animal ambassadors to their counterparts in the wild, more than 1000 animals call Zoo Atlanta home. The zoo, an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, is one of only four zoos in the U.S. to house rare giant pandas.