Chesterton, a town in Westchester, Jackson and Liberty townships, Porter County, Indiana, was first incorporated in 1869 and has been an entryway to the Indiana Dunes State Park. At the 2000 census, its population is 10, 488 that significantly grows every summer as tourists from everywhere visit it annually. This place is most famous for its parks that has gained international exposure, natural lakes and wetlands, and it is also considered to be a golfer’s paradise. Its golf course has a world-class facility beautifully bounded with watershed preserve. Chesterton is also a hot spot and wonderful venue for antique, art and crafts, fresh flowers and plants.

Rhode Island, a state in the New England region of United States, is the smallest US state by area. Nearly one tenth of Rhode Island’s inland area is covered and enclosed by salt water and every part of the state is close to water’s edge, thus the nickname “the Ocean State.” It is recognized for its strong hold for independence since it was the first of the 13 original American colonies to declare independence from British rule and the last to ratify the US Constitution. Something to know about Rhode Island is that it has one of the largest consumer of coffee with over 225 Dunkin’ Donuts franchise all over the state alone. It is also identified for Rhode Island’s official state drink, coffee milk. It has always been depicted in regards with popular culture.

Manassas Park, Virginia, an independent city and not part of any country like all Virginia municipalities, is bordered by the city of Manassas and
Prince William County. One thing you can notice in Manassas Park is its large number of young children especially pre-schools and babies. Half of the population of the adults is married and households are quite big. And contrast to cities like Manassas, its population contains more men. It is a fact that many people in Manassas Park are regarded as well-off and has a large middle class. With various racial groups, the city is proud for their diverse population for Virginia.

Atlantic City draws tourists for its luxury casinos, gambling, clubs, brilliant live performances and of course, shopping. Even if you’re in Atlantic City with the purpose of casino and gambling, you will surely be tempted to stroll around and go for some sightseeing. It has a boardwalk with lots and lots of amusement stores and food establishments. It is a playground for golf enthusiast as well and family-friendly destinations. Atlantic City is also famous for its water sports activities including parasailing, tall ship cruises and charter fishing. Or better yet, you can just relax and enjoy the sun on the beach. Boardwalk Hall, also a popular destination in Atlantic City hosts special events like concerts, sporting activities and other entertaining events.

Mammoth Cave National Park is located in south central Kentucky containing one of the most remarkable wonders of our planet, the longest cave system. The park is to establish and conserve the magnificent caves which has been around since 1972. The caves contain miles and miles of large rooms, rock formations, passages, draperies and other cave wonders. The National Park service provides about 10 miles of the cave system for simple hiking purposes but it also includes “wild” cave tours. The park also introduces visitors to its magnificent arrays of woodlands which are partly remnants of the great old growth forest that has once covered Kentucky.

Chicago is known for a lot of things: Sears Tower, Wrigley Field or the famous Shedd Aquarium. However, there’s one more place that any tourist should go to, and that’s the Navy Pier.

The Pier was built during WWII and was initially used to train the Navy. Since the end of the war, it was turned into something of a tourist location. It’s now a location for food courts, a carnival, and a boat dock.

Although the best place to check out there is the Crystal Gardens. It contains 70 palm trees, an atrium enclosed with glass, kid’s rides, and dancing water fountains.

The City of Janesville, a moderately sized city in southern Wisconsin, is the country seat of Rock County. Aside from the city-owned electric utility plant, a full service nursing home, it is also well known for its breathtaking parks and recreational places. Other amenities being enjoyed by the people of Janesville are two golf courses, playgrounds, ball fields, boat launches, tennis courts, vast parkland and long paved bike trail, and many more. Janesville has also experienced a high level of growth in housing and new subdivisions within the last five years. The “doll house” as mentioned in urban legend books and haunted series is just one of its unique features around.