Whether you’re a newbie or a native … a parent with a restless child … or you’re simply seeking something new, a jaunt, a thrill, a smile …
It’s on every website, billboard, and newspaper: There’s so much to do in Greenville!
But … you can’t seem to conjure up a proper plan at all.
Waterfalls never disappoint. Their beauty awes. If you had to hike to get to it, the victory of the climb and the site you behold makes the reward sweeter still. To look at a waterfall is one thing, to be able to jump in the invigorating waters can be a chilling thrill unlike anything else, refreshing to body and soul.
When summer’s heat calls for a special place to cool off, consider one of these waterfalls.
Dayvee Sutton has the inside scoop on why traveling to "second cities" this summer might be the best bang for your buck.
There's nothing like moving your kitchen outside to put the joy back in cooking, and to get the most out of your outdoor grill, you need the right tools. The best grilling tools are primarily made from stainless steel and are designed to suit your individual cooking style.
Although I'm always the grill master at my own barbecues and cookouts, I decided to reach out to some professionals to learn more about what actual pit masters use when they grill. I spoke with two experts in Carolina-style barbecue: Tiger O'Rourke of Henry's Smokehouse and Sarah Nelson, co-owner of Bobby's BBQ.
Ready to dip your toes in the post-pandemic travel pool, while balancing safety with some serious fun factor? Greenville’s got your back.
This Deep South comeback kid has been on my radar for quite sometime now. Free trolley access, low-cost extras and a killer food scene have long made this place a great-value getaway choice. In the past few years, however, the eastern South Carolina city has seriously upped its game. With a unique vibe that blends a high-end art scene with local authenticity, it manages to feel like the quintessential American hometown.
Every few years, there’s someplace or other that's clamoring for the title of “coolest city in America.” Back in the day it was Austin and Portland, then it was mid-sized spots like Boise and Asheville. But one city that’s been steadily “on the rise” for the past two decades or so is actually in South Carolina. And no, it isn’t Charleston.
Greenville, South Carolina, is a sweet Southern secret that is no longer a secret. In 2020, was named the “#1 Friendliest City in the U.S.” by Conde Nast Traveler, and the accolades keep rolling in.
Traveling with pets, once somewhat restricted and thought of as a luxury for those with smaller animals, has quickly become an important way travelers both decide on how and where to book their next trip. A new survey conducted by American Express Travel reveals that traveling with pets is on the rise, with 43 percent of survey respondents saying they’d like to book travel to a place where they can bring along their furry friend. Here are just some of the best pet-friendly hotels across the U.S. right now.
Greenville’s food scene is exploding, and new openings vie for attention with increasing regularity. This is no surprise since the city is undergoing tremendous growth both in tourism and people making Greenville their home. But despite all the national chains, it’s the homey, family-run eateries, where a pinch of love is added to everything they serve, that keep hungry locals like my husband and me coming bac
See why this old textile-town-turned-travel-hot-spot was ranked the No. 1 Friendliest City in the United States and the No. 6 Best Small City in the United States in the 2020 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards.