The Wharf DC is a popular upscale destination to enjoy a concert, eat a meal, or stroll along the waterfront. 

It’s the perfect spot to spend the evening after a day of sightseeing in Washington DC. 

New Paltz is a lively college town, a historic site, a hippie hotspot, and a center of outdoor activity in the beautiful Hudson Valley of New York.

You can check out a Huguenot settlement from the 1700s, shop in the funky Main Street and artsy Water Street Market, and bike or hike on the Empire State Trail

There is so much to see at the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt Historic Site, including Springwood, FDR’s home throughout his life, as well as the FDR Presidential Library and Museum, and his burial site.

Set in scenic Hyde Park in the Hudson Valley, the 1,000 acre estate is also a beautiful park with gardens and walking trails, and it’s only an easy one-hour drive from NYC.

Cape May, New Jersey is one of America’s oldest seashore resorts. Today Cape May keeps its Victorian charm but adds modern amenities.  The entire city of Cape May is designated a National Historic Landmark. We cover what to see and what to do.

Allentown and Bethlehem, two neighboring cities in eastern Pennsylvania, were once known as a steel manufacturing powerhouse but now offer a surprising number of entertainment options for visitors. 

Among the featured attractions are Steel Stacks, Allentown Art Museum, WindCreek Resort and America on Wheels.

The Edge observation deck sits high atop New York’s Hudson Yards. The uniquely shaped deck offers a great perspective and fun experience.

The town of Gettysburg, in southern Pennsylvania, is rich in history and 19th-century small-town charm.

The site of the most significant battle of the American Civil War, Gettysburg draws millions of visitors a year to its well-preserved historic landmarks.

It also boasts an attractive downtown, offering fine restaurants, quirky museums and historic houses, and interesting and artistic shops. 

Valley Forge National Historical Park is a short 45-minute drive from Philadelphia and southern New Jersey so it’s an easy day trip that combines significant American history, great outdoor activities, and good food nearby.

Rockefeller Center is a must-visit when visiting New York City. Among the activities are tours of Radio City Music Hall and the NBC studios. You can also be part of the audience at a taping of Saturday Night Live or the Tonight Show.

You can also enjoy a classic view of the New York skyline from the Top of the Rock.

Mount Rainier is a fantastic spot for scenic drives, nature photography, hiking, and mountain climbing. It’s a must-see attraction in the Seattle area.

Princeton is a charming and historic town in central New Jersey mid-way between New York City and Philadelphia.

You can spend your visit shopping in fine stores and dining in upscale restaurants, walking through the beautiful Princeton University campus, and touring many nearby attractions. 

The New York City subway is an essential and easy way to get around the city. Visitors may find the world’s largest subway intimidating but these tips will help you navigate the amazing system.

The Chase Lounge at Madison Square Garden is a 4,300-square-foot lounge in a newly renovated area of the arena.

Chase credit card holders can enjoy light food and free soft drinks in a very comfortable environment. 

Jim Thorpe is a charming, small Pennsylvania town featuring white water rafting, old-time railroad rides, biking, great restaurants, and unique shops. It’s about a two-hour drive from New York City and Philadelphia.

The Metropolitan Museum is a must-see attraction when visiting New York City. The museum sees nearly 3 ½ million visitors annually and for good reason.

Everything you need to know about visiting Florida’s Kennedy Space Center. It’s many attractions are worthy of a full day visit

The Brooklyn Botanical Garden is a 52-acre green oasis in the middle of Brooklyn. The easily accessible garden is open year-round serving both visitors and the two-and-a-half million residents of Brooklyn.

Located in the scenic woods of the Pocono Mountains, Bushkill Falls features a series of eight waterfalls that are accessible through a well-maintained network of trails and bridges that offer excellent views of the falls and encompassing forests.

The Mobile Passport control app by U.S. Customs and Border Protection is a fast and easy solution to ease the long wait at passport control when returning from an overseas trip.

You can think of Mobile Passport Control as “Global Entry lite”. It’s free, easy to complete and there really is no reason not to use it on your next trip.

All the details on a wonderful visit to the Asbury Ocean Club with the help of the Amex Platinum card’s travel credit.