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A Day at Chicago's Museum CampusScience, nature, and history bunched together in a small area!7 places · Chicago
A Guide to Queer RVACelebrate pride month with fun facts and the surprising histories of the five LGBTQ+ bars in Richmond, Virginia!5 places · Richmond
A Guide to San Diego MuseumsWant a quick list of some of the best (and lesser known) museums in San Diego? Explore this guide from the comfort of your home to plan your next trip to the Birthplace of California!10 places · San Diego
A Local's Guide to NashvilleLooking for a Nashville adventure curated by actual Nashville locals? Look no further than this guide of must-sees, collected from Nashvillians who have become experts on navigating their own city!8 places · Nashville
A Weekend in ChicagoThese museums may not appear on every tourist's itinerary, but we recommend starting here if you want to get to know the city!5 places · Chicago
A Weekend in Los AngelesOnly in LA for a weekend? No worries! With this guide, you'll be able to visit as many local recommendations and tourist hotspots as possible in just 72 hours!9 places · Los Angeles
A Weekend in San FranciscoOnly have 2-3 days to see San Fransisco? This guide will lead you around the city to find the must-see destinations, while also stopping by a few local hidden gems!10 places · San Francisco
An Athlete's Guide to DenverDenver is the home to the Broncos (NFL), the Nuggets (NBA), the Rockies (MLB), and the Avalanche (NHL). The city is filled with athletic history and landmarks- follow this guide to see the heavy hitters!7 places · Denver
Asian Heritage in SeattleNearly 20% of Seattle residents identify as Asian or Asian-American. As a result, the city is bustling with Asian cultural landmarks and heritage sites. This guide consists of 10 of the most notable landmarks to celebrate AAPI in Seattle.10 places · Seattle
Austin Music Venue GuideThese eight venues are just a small window into why Austin is known as the "Live Music Capital of the World".6 places · Austin
Austin's Historic & Architectural HighlightsExplore some of Austin's iconic architectural and historic landmarks. Start your day at a gorgeous outdoor sculpture museum and end it watching a sunset at St. Edward's University.8 places · Austin
Baltimore’s Industrial RootsBaltimore gave America its first railroad and built ships that sailed the world. Spend a day tracing that legacy through some of the city's best transportation and industry museums.6 places · Baltimore
Black History in DCWashington D.C. has had a significant black population, dating back to before the Civil War. With slavery outlawed in the district in 1850, D.C. became a place for free Black Americans and the formerly enslaved to create centuries of black history.7 places · Washington, DC
Black History in PhiladelphiaBlack history is Philadelphia history, and you can find stories of Black power and struggle, creativity and innovation, culture and memory on practically every block. This guide offers a place to start exploring Philly's Black history landmarks.13 places · Philadelphia
Boston Freedom Trail15 places · Boston
Boston in the American RevolutionBoston's Naval Shipyard is full of historic landmarks dating back to the American Revolution. Follow this guide to explore some hidden historic gems without missing the national landmarks.11 places · Boston
Castles in North AmericaThe U.S. and Canada may not be home to the vast number of medieval towers and castles as European counterparts, but there are grand historic structures across the continent to seek out! Count down the top 10 North American castles with Amuse!10 places · Cleveland, Orlando & Phoenix
Chicago Architectural IconsA walking tour through downtown's most celebrated buildings5 places · Chicago
Chicago’s Downtown Waterfront WalkFollow the lakefront and river’s edge from Museum Campus through Grant and Millennium Parks to the Chicago Riverwalk, then finish at Navy Pier. Expect major museums, skyline views, public art, bridges, and plenty of places to pause by the water.9 places · Chicago
Chicago’s Essential Eats, North to SouthFollow a city-spanning food crawl through Chicago’s classic hot dogs, global dining corridors, landmark delis, market stalls, and enduring neighborhood institutions. Come hungry—and plan on driving or using transit for the longer jumps between neighborhoods.13 places · Chicago
Chicago’s Essential Sights, South to NorthFollow a greatest-hits route from Hyde Park’s landmark architecture and science museum through the Museum Campus and Loop, then along the river to the Magnificent Mile, Lincoln Park, and Wrigleyville. Expect world-class collections, skyline views, waterfront icons, and Chicago’s signature architecture.16 places · Chicago
Chicago’s Screen, Stage & Soundtrack TrailFollow Chicago’s pop-culture canon from the electric blues and landmark performance halls of the South and Loop to comedy, baseball, indie rock, and jazz on the North Side. This route mixes iconic venues, movie-worthy landmarks, and the places behind Chicago’s enduring cultural influence.14 places · Chicago
Chicago’s Under-the-Radar IconsGo beyond the headline attractions with an eclectic, city-spanning route of architectural curiosities, intimate museums, immigrant culture, public art, and South Side history. Begin on the North Side and work south through Pilsen, Chinatown, Hyde Park, and Pullman, ending with a classic smoked-fish stop.16 places · Chicago
Cleveland’s Essential Sights: Market Stalls to Museum HallsFollow Cleveland’s standout attractions from Tremont and Ohio City through the waterfront downtown, then east to the museums and performance landmarks. Expect local food, river views, rock history, hands-on science, and major cultural institutions.10 places · Cleveland
Culinary Classics & Neighbourhood BitesTravel from an iconic roadside orange stand through Atwater’s market stalls and downtown Montréal institutions, then head north for Plateau, Mile End, and Little Italy favourites.9 places · Montréal
Dallas Essentials: Landmarks, Arts & Big Texas SightsTrace Dallas from its signature skyline and JFK history through the Arts District, Deep Ellum and Fair Park, then finish among the lakeside gardens of East Dallas. This route combines major museums, historic sites, live-city neighborhoods and the city’s standout outdoor attractions.15 places · Dallas
Essential Sights from Summit to RiverfrontTake in defining views, historic streets, landmark architecture, and standout museums on a cross-city route. Begin atop Mount Royal, descend through downtown and Old Montréal, then finish with the gardens and big attractions of the east end.18 places · Montréal
Explore Austin's OutdoorsFrom sweeping hilltop views and a beloved spring-fed swimming pool to shaded creekside trails and one of the city's most storied ancient trees, Austin has some cool nature places to check out.5 places · Austin
Exploring Banff National ParkBanff is a resort town in Alberta that is home to the picturesque Banff National Park. Along with beautiful mountain peaks and unbelievable alpine scenery, Banff is home to a rich history of Western expansion, growth, & relaxation. Ready to explore?5 places · Banff National Park
Guide to the Salem Witch TrialsThe Salem Witch Trials in 1692 saw over 200 Salem residents accused of witchcraft, with 25 of those accused losing their lives. Follow this guide to explore the hidden stories of the trials, just in time for Salem's yearly 'Haunted Happenings'!8 places · Salem
Halifax Highlights: Harbour, History & CitadelFollow Halifax’s waterfront into its historic downtown, then climb to the Citadel and finish with the city’s defining park. This route pairs maritime landmarks, waterfront atmosphere, civic history and expansive harbour views.19 places · Halifax
Historic House Museums of Old CityThis house tour highlights some of the historic houses you can see inside in Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood.6 places · Philadelphia
Iconic Montréal5 places · Montréal
Indianapolis Essentials: Museums, Monuments & NeighborhoodsFollow a city-spanning introduction to Indianapolis, from Broad Ripple and Newfields to the museum-rich Canal Walk, Monument Circle, Mass Ave, and Fountain Square. Expect major art and history collections, landmark civic architecture, family-friendly fun, and some of Indy’s best urban districts.13 places · Indianapolis
Indigenous History in CalgaryIndigenous peoples have their own names for this area that have been in use long before settlers named this place Calgary. Known by multiple names by multiple tribal languages, Calgary is full of indigenous history to seek out and learn!8 places · Calgary
International Museum Day HighlightsTrying to find a way to explore the most unique museums in the U.S. and Canada without leaving your couch? Look no further than this guide, created to celebrate International Museum Day on May 18, full of the countries' hidden historic gems!7 places · Austin, New Orleans, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Toronto & Washington, DC
LGBTQ+ History in San FranciscoSan Francisco has been a hub of LGBTQ+ culture and identities for decades, paving the way for LGBTQ+ individuals across America. This guide highlights moments and personalities that marked Queer history in the state and nation.8 places · San Francisco
Louisville’s Essential AttractionsFollow a highlights-packed route through Louisville’s riverfront, downtown museums, Old Louisville landmarks and signature Kentucky experiences. Expect baseball lore, bourbon history, the Derby, art and a few memorable outdoor stops.15 places · Louisville
Milwaukee’s Essentials: Domes to LakefrontTake in Milwaukee’s signature mix of landmark architecture, brewing-and-motorcycle history, major museums, and Lake Michigan scenery. This city-spanning route starts west of downtown and finishes along the elegant East Side lakefront.10 places · Milwaukee
Minneapolis Essentials: Lakes, Art & the RiverfrontA highlights tour of Minneapolis’s signature urban lakes, landmark museums, and the historic Mississippi riverfront. Follow it from the Chain of Lakes through downtown cultural icons to St. Anthony Falls and the University district.10 places · Twin Cities
Montréal Beyond the Main SightsFollow Montréal’s quieter side through riverfront history, offbeat museums, artist-run spaces, independent culture, and neighbourhood institutions. This cross-city route starts by the Lachine Rapids and finishes with one of the city’s most overlooked Beaux-Arts mansions.10 places · Montréal
Montréal’s Screens, Stages & Cult ClassicsTrace Montréal’s pop-cultural pulse through cult-food institutions, indie cinemas, game-making, broadcast history, landmark music rooms, and headline venues. This cross-city route is ideal by bike, transit, or car, with a mix of enduring local favourites and major cultural stages.15 places · Montréal
Murals of AllstonIf you find yourself in the neighborhood of Allston, you may notice brightly colored murals around every color. With a dense collection of murals off of Western Ave, this collection of public artwork highlights the artistic nature of the city.10 places · Boston
Must Sees in TorontoHockey, film, live music, art, and one of Toronto's most beloved neighborhoods. This guide hits some of Toronto's highlights.9 places · Toronto
New Haven DelicaciesDid you know New Haven is famous for its pizza? The New Haven slice isn't the only fascinating food to come out of this New England city. From oysters to chocolate bars, use this guide to dive into New Haven's storied food culture.9 places · New Haven
New Haven highlightsVisiting New Haven? Not sure where to start? In this guide, you'll find all the most talked about sights and attractions in the city. Don't miss the big stuff!8 places · New Haven
New Haven parksCheck out the diverse green spaces New Haven has to offer with this guide to our favorite city parks and green spaces. Go take a walk!8 places · New Haven
New Haven triviaThink you know New Haven? Test your knowledge with this guide to trivia-worthy sites all over the city.17 places · New Haven
New Orleans HighlightsVisiting New Orleans for the first time? This city pulses with jazz, history, and culture around every corner. Use this guide to find your way through it all.10 places · New Orleans
NYC by Museums: BrooklynWith upwards of 200 museums split across the 5 boroughs of New York City, it can feel like you can never see them all! Go borough by borough with these guides to find the spots everyone knows- and perhaps some off the beaten path, as well!10 places · New York City
NYC by Museums: ManhattanWith upwards of 200 museums split across the 5 boroughs of New York City, it can feel like you can never see them all! Go borough by borough with these guides to find the spots everyone knows- and perhaps some off the beaten path, as well!10 places · New York City
NYC by Museums: QueensWith upwards of 200 museums split across the 5 boroughs of New York City, it can feel like you can never see them all! Go borough by borough with these guides to find the spots everyone knows- and perhaps some off the beaten path, as well!10 places · New York City
NYC by Museums: Staten IslandWith upwards of 200 museums split across the 5 boroughs of New York City, it can feel like you can never see them all! Go borough by borough with these guides to find the spots everyone knows- and perhaps some off the beaten path, as well!10 places · New York City
NYC by Museums: The BronxWith upwards of 200 museums split across the 5 boroughs of New York City, it can feel like you can never see them all! Go borough by borough with these guides to find the spots everyone knows- and perhaps some off the beaten path, as well!10 places · New York City
Ottawa’s Capital ClassicsFollow a city-spanning introduction to Ottawa, from a Cold War bunker and the national museums to Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal, and the historic ByWard Market. The route starts west of downtown and works eastward through the capital’s essential landmarks.13 places · Ottawa
Ottawa’s Market-to-Table Food TrailStart with local growers and market stalls, then eat your way through downtown and Little Italy at some of Ottawa’s most distinctive restaurants. The route finishes at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum for a look at the region’s food system beyond the plate.7 places · Ottawa
Ottawa’s Screens, Stages & SoundtracksFollow Ottawa’s pop-culture trail from indie cinema and live sports to theatre, broadcast media and the city’s enduring music landmarks. This route links major venues with a few essential stops for film and live-performance fans.12 places · Ottawa
Ottawa's Under-the-Radar DetoursGo beyond Parliament Hill on a west-to-east drive through Ottawa’s quieter stories: a Cold War bunker, riverfront industrial relics, overlooked gardens, heritage neighbourhoods, and peaceful urban nature. Allow time to explore—several stops are best enjoyed as short walks rather than quick photo stops.16 places · Ottawa
Philadelphia FirstsDid you know that Philadelphia was America's first capital? Check out these other Philly firsts around town.23 places · Philadelphia
Philadelphia on Screen, Stage & SongFollow Philadelphia’s pop-culture trail from Rocky’s unforgettable museum steps to the studios, stages, murals, and institutions that shaped movies, television, music, and performance. This city-spanning route mixes essential icons with storied local creative landmarks.15 places · Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s Curious Corners and Quiet IconsGo beyond the marquee museums for a city-spanning tour of secretive forts, eccentric art environments, community landmarks, historic gardens, and wonderfully specialized collections. This route heads from the southwest waterfront through South and West Philly before finishing among Fairmount’s lesser-known treasures.15 places · Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s Essential AttractionsFollow a highlight reel of Philadelphia—from its iconic public spaces and world-class art to the historic sites where the United States took shape. This route moves from the Parkway and Center City through Reading Terminal and Old City, ending on the Delaware waterfront.15 places · Philadelphia- Philadelphia's Hidden Gems"Secret" history can be found all over Philadelphia. Whether it's unique museums or untold stories, the city is full of hidden gems to seek out. Use this guide to locate a few gems and use it to lead the way to discover your own!7 places · Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s Market-to-Waterfront Food CrawlStart among South Philly’s Italian specialties, then go through Old City and the Delaware waterfront before finishing with the flavors of Chinatown and Reading Terminal. Expect market grazing, neighborhood eats, and scenic stops along the way.6 places · Philadelphia
Philly EssentialsIf you've got a day or two to spend in Philadelphia, here are some must-see attractions to really take in the city.12 places · Philadelphia
Portland’s Essential SightsA citywide sampler of Portland’s defining gardens, viewpoints, cultural landmarks, riverfront spaces, and famously independent downtown stops. Begin in Washington Park, descend through the central city, and finish amid Old Town and the waterfront.10 places · Portland
Providence Essentials: Parks, Riverwalks & College HillSee Providence’s signature sights, from the zoo and Federal Hill to WaterFire’s riverfront and the historic streets of College Hill. This route links landmark architecture, colonial history, Brown University, and sweeping city-and-river views.19 places · Providence
Québec City’s Essential SightsFollow a highlight-filled route from Montmorency Falls into the UNESCO-listed heart of Old Québec, taking in river views, landmark fortifications, grand architecture, and the city’s most evocative historic streets and squares.15 places · Quebec City
Raleigh's Arts and CultureArts, culture, music, and more! Take a day (and this guide!) to discover the nationally recognized museums, public art installations, & performing arts venues that created the community & culture of Raleigh today!7 places · Raleigh
Richmond: A City of MuseumsWith over 30 museums within city limits, Richmond is the cultural and arts capital of the state of Virginia. The city's collection of museums will have you thinking and talking about social issues, while creating experiences you can only find here!11 places · Richmond
Seattle's Grunge CircuitSeattle defined the 90's grunge movement with bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, & Soundgarden finding a home base in the city. The movement blended sluggish rock music with the punk culture arising across the country. Smell that? It's Teen Spirit!10 places · Seattle
Tampa’s Essential Attractions TrailStart with Tampa’s biggest family attractions, then head through historic Ybor City and finish along the downtown waterfront. This route pairs wildlife and thrills with Cuban heritage, landmark architecture, museums, and the Riverwalk.10 places · Tampa
The Green Book: The Guide to FreedomThe Negro Motorist's Green Book was a travel guide created for African Americans to safely navigate highways in the 20th century. The book was published annually for thirty years, and you can check out this guide to learn more about sites on Amuse!8 places · Austin, Baltimore, Las Vegas, New Haven, Richmond, Twin Cities & Washington, DC
The Smithsonian Museums13 places · Washington, DC
The Statues of Boston Public GardenAdjacent to Boston Common sits Boston Public Garden, the first public botanical garden in the United States. Along the perimeter sit multiple memorial statues and public art works, highlights of which are included in this guide.9 places · Boston
Toronto's Art SceneHome to piano legend Glenn Gould, talented sculptors like Timothy Schmalz, and a thriving film and music scene, Toronto is a city full of creatives. Use this guide to help you explore some of Toronto's art scene.7 places · Toronto- Touch Grass!: A Guide to Richmond's Public ParksNearly 80% of residents in Richmond, Virginia live within a ten-minute walk to a public park. These dedicated green spaces cover the city in history and with this guide, you can finally touch grass across the city of Richmond!9 places · Richmond
U.S. & Canada Lighthouse TourCALLING ALL LANDLUBBERS! Lighthouses have lit the way for sailors around North America for centuries, but what are they used for now? Check out this guide to learn about some of the most notable lighthouses across the U.S. and Canada!11 places · New Haven, New York City, Ottawa, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle & Vancouver
Visitor's Guide to BaltimoreFirst time in Baltimore? Spend a day exploring some of the city's most iconic museums and historical sites, from the fort that inspired the national anthem to world-class art museums.7 places · Baltimore
Viva Las Vegas!Las Vegas is more than flashing lights on the Strip, and the surround Clark County is full of museums, sights to see, and views to take in. Explore some of the lesser known spots that you can enjoy instead of crossing your fingers on a gamble!10 places · Las Vegas
Welcome to Music City!Nashville is often dubbed "Music City" for it's connection to country music history and the spread of various Southern genres. This guide will lead you through some of the highlights of Nasville, allowing you to truly experience Music City!8 places · Nashville
Whistler’s Mountain, Lake & Village EssentialsFollow Whistler’s signature sweep from the Sea-to-Sky’s waterfalls and rugged river canyon to Creekside, the Village, high-alpine terrain, and glacier-fed lakes. This broad highlights route mixes easy sightseeing, cultural stops, Olympic legacy, and the resort’s biggest mountain scenery.26 places · Whistler
