Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky. It’s the home of the world’s greatest horse race, famous baseball bats, and the birthplace of the Greatest, Muhammad Ali (1942-2016).
Athens has a great variety of hotels for all budgets. Many tourists like to stay in Syntagma, Plaka, and Monastiraki.
Pamplona is a city in Colombia that’s a nice place to spend a day or two. It has a cool climate, a laid-back atmosphere, and decent low-key attractions to keep you busy.
Girón is a charming whitewashed colonial town just minutes from the bustling city of Bucaramanga.
San Andrés is a Caribbean island that belongs to Colombia. It sits about 500 miles north of the mainland and while you’re on Colombian soil, you won’t feel like you’re in Colombia (except for tourists from the mainland). You’re more likely to hear reggae than reggaeton and Creole and English spoken by natives rather than Spanish.
Mammoth Cave National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s home to the world’s longest cave system. Over 400 miles of cave have been discovered so far. With several choices for exploring both beneath and above the ground, it’s a great place to spend a day or more.
Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and has a surprising amount of things to see and do. Whether you’re on the Civil Rights trail or Civil War trail, or just looking for some Southern culture, Montgomery makes a great choice.
Americus is a lovely town in Georgia that makes a great base for visiting Andersonville National Historic Site and Jimmy Carter National Historical Park. There are plenty of places to stay and a few decent places to eat while in town.