Traveling during the winter can be tricky, especially when it comes to weather. Fortunately, there’s plenty of inspiration to start your new year with a trip to right here in the U.S. Taking into account scenery, delicious food, and charming attractions and more, here are 3 of the best U.S. cities to travel during the winter. It’s time to start booking those flights!
- Nashville, Tennessee
spablab/flickr Tennessee can’t promise warm weather during the winter, but it can promise the allure of honkytonks. A walk down Broadway gives you a tour of Music City’s history, and there are plenty of places for a bite to eat and even more places for a drink. After exploring the Country Music Hall of Fame and eating some delicious barbecue, visitors can gear up for a chilly river walk or find themselves front-seat for an incredible live music performance at the Ryman.
- Miami Beach, Florida
Alan PARKER/flickr In the midst of winter, sunshine and sand can go a long way. Your arrival to Miami Beach will feel like you’ve stepped foot in paradise. Not only is the climate much more suitable for escaping those winter blues, but you’ll also have the opportunity to venture out to some of the most incredible dining options in the country. Fresh seafood? Check. Incredible fusion restaurants? Check. Just about everything else under the sun? You got it. There’s also a newly-opened museum in town that’s a must-see. To learn more about it, click here.
- McCall, Idaho
Charles Knowles/flickr Make no mistake – Idaho in the winter is COLD. And yet, it’s absolutely exquisite. For those looking to dive into the most gorgeous snowy landscapes and expansive views, this town in northern Idaho is an absolute winter wonderland. This town sees over 300 inches of annual snowfall, putting it in the leagues of some of the most famous ski towns in America. Those looking for a luxurious stay can book a weekend getaway at the Shore Lodge with its award-winning spa.
Have you visited any of these scenic U.S. cities during the wintertime? We’d love to hear about your experiences there!
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Tennessee can’t promise warm weather during the winter, but it can promise the allure of honkytonks. A walk down Broadway gives you a tour of Music City’s history, and there are plenty of places for a bite to eat and even more places for a drink. After exploring the Country Music Hall of Fame and eating some delicious barbecue, visitors can gear up for a chilly river walk or find themselves front-seat for an incredible live music performance at the Ryman.
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In the midst of winter, sunshine and sand can go a long way. Your arrival to Miami Beach will feel like you’ve stepped foot in paradise. Not only is the climate much more suitable for escaping those winter blues, but you’ll also have the opportunity to venture out to some of the most incredible dining options in the country. Fresh seafood? Check. Incredible fusion restaurants? Check. Just about everything else under the sun? You got it. There’s also a newly-opened museum in town that’s a must-see. To learn more about it, click here.
Charles Knowles/flickr
Make no mistake – Idaho in the winter is COLD. And yet, it’s absolutely exquisite. For those looking to dive into the most gorgeous snowy landscapes and expansive views, this town in northern Idaho is an absolute winter wonderland. This town sees over 300 inches of annual snowfall, putting it in the leagues of some of the most famous ski towns in America. Those looking for a luxurious stay can book a weekend getaway at the Shore Lodge with its award-winning spa.
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