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At the place where Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota converge and the mighty Missouri begins its long journey south lies a wonderful corner of the world called Siouxland by the locals. Sioux City, Iowa boasts a rich, vibrant, and sometimes surprising history that you can still experience today. And with 100 Things to Do in Sioux City and Siouxland Before You Die, you won't miss any of the exciting sites to explore complete with detailed itineraries. See the past resurface in fossils left in the prehistoric Great Interior Sea. Discover the Art Deco architecture of the 1920s and learn why Sioux City was once known as "Little Chicago." Get insider tips for the best corn mazes, county fairs, shopping, and art by the likes of modern master Grant Wood. Don't forget to save room for some of the world's freshest, straight-from-the-farm meat and produce, or discover local favorites like America's oldest popcorn company. Active local author Lindsay Hindman is well integrated into her Sioux City community and brings readers along with an expert eye. Whether you're a life-long resident or a first-time visitor, her book is your guide to a great time in Siouxland.

This isn't a book; it's a lifestyle. And you can be a part of it starting right now. This second edition of 100 Things to Do in Houston Before You Die lays out all of the cool stuff you could be doing in H-Town today"€"from savoring BBQ at Killen's and catching a Summer Chills showing at the Alley Theatre to upscale shopping at the River Oaks District or maybe catching an old fashioned drive-in movie at the Showboat Drive-In, these are the things you can't do anywhere else. Just pick up a copy of this book and keep it handy. When you feel like spicing up your week, flip to a random section. Shouting "Let's Go Dynamo" at BBVA Compass Stadium. Spending a cozy night at Marfreless. Maybe catching up with a friend over Thursday night happy hour at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. Voila: instant plans. How easy is that? Don't be the kind of Houstonian who only goes out when entertaining people from out of town. It's important to go and do cool things for yourself, for no particular reason. And this is your go-to guide.

From sunrise in the shadow of the Beavertail lighthouse to sunset on the deck of the Coast Guard House, 100 Things to Do Before You Die in Rhode Island will fill your days with experiences of a lifetime in the Ocean State. Fuel up for adventure with "only in Rhode Island" treats like Del's lemonade, coffee "cabinets," and New York System Wieners, then set course for a 12-meter yacht sail on Narragansett Bay, a day trip to Block Island to collect glass orbs and scale the Mohegan Bluffs, and a walk on the wide side of historic Newport's Cliff Walk. You'll meet polo ponies, harbor seals, and some leafy green animals by day, and fill your nights with the sounds of live music at the Ocean Mist beach bar and the Rhythm and Roots festival and the sights (and smells) of Providence's Waterfire. Author Bob Curley has always lived within hailing distance of the sea, moving from his native Long Island to Rhode Island more than two decades ago and quickly falling in love with the quirky character and rich history of his adopted home. His carefully curated attractions and itineraries are your personal "Rhode Trip" for creating big memories in the littlest state.

How in less than one generation did Chattanooga transform itself from America's Dirtiest City to the Scenic City? By embracing its history, cleaning up its act, bringing art into its communities, and building some first-class tourist attractions. Surrounded by natural wonders, Chattanooga has become a mecca for hikers, bikers, and thrill seekers looking for their next adrenaline high. History buffs can explore Chattanooga's complicated past, from the Civil War to civil rights. In 100 Things to Do in Chattanooga Before You Die, you'll find a new adventure on every page, with seasonal events and detailed itineraries to serve as your own personal tour guide. Sample award-winning whiskey. Find the best burger in town. Tour the Paradise Gardens. And of course, See Rock City! Tourists and locals alike are sure to find something new to try. So what are you waiting for? Get out there and explore. Adventure awaits!

Visitors come to the Fort Myers/Sanibel coast of Southwest Florida for its pristine white sand beaches, warm blue-green waters, and fabulous year-round weather, but much more awaits discovery. 100 Things to Do in Fort Myers & Sanibel Before You Die proposes opportunities to explore not only the renowned beaches, waterways, and recreational activities, but also the historic and offbeat locales. Paddle the calm waters to follow in the wake of the people of the Calusa tribes. Get inspired at the Edison & Ford Winter Estates. Take time to go fishing, shelling, birding, or island hopping and fully appreciate this natural haven. Marvel at dolphins jumping in the rolling waves and pelicans diving in the surf for breakfast. Spot endangered West Indian manatees meandering through the mangrove-lined back bays and estuaries. 100 Things to Do in Fort Myers & Sanibel Before You Die will help point your life list in the right direction.

Located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Denver has always been a center for outdoor recreation. But today, Colorado's booming capital city is becoming as well known for its chef-owned restaurants, breweries, live music, galleries, and trendy young neighborhoods. Whether you're a transplant looking for new adventures in the Mile High City or a first-time visitor searching for vacation ideas, let this book be your guide. Here are places to bike, hike, walk, climb, sip, taste, browse, and explore. From LoDo to LoHi, Cherry Creek to Longs Peak, this second edition of 100 Things to Do in Denver Before You Die is the guide to experiencing the best that the Front Range of Colorado has to offer.

Kirsten Akens is an award-winning journalist with bylines in national publications including O "š€š" the Oprah Magazine, People, and Lifehacker. Colorado Springs-based for more than 25 years, she also writes regularly for Springs and the Colorado Springs Independent, the alt-weekly where she was an editor for nearly seven years. When Kirsten's not offering advice about what to see, do, and eat in the Pikes Peak region, she's teaching people how to rest through restorative yoga at Root: Center for Yoga and Sacred Studies. Learn more at kirstenakens.com.

Named America's greenest city, Birmingham is surrounded by mountains and rivers, all beckoning avid hikers, bikers, and outdoor enthusiasts from all over. And as a city known for its Civil Rights struggle, the city still preserves the Heritage Trail to showcase and memorialize the efforts of important reformers. In 100 Things to Do in Birmingham Before You Die, you will discover the famous places and hidden treasures of a city pulsing with character, charm, and striking natural beauty. Its vibrant downtown with restored theaters, the Alabama and Lyric, brings music and movie festivals. Its quirkiest museum is dedicated to an obscure poet revered by Japanese visitors. Birmingham's music history is on display at Sacred Harp Singing, attracting people from around the world to sing ancient dirges. Whether it's the newest restaurant or bar, an innovative museum, or a picture-perfect round of golf, Birmingham native Verna Gates is ready to be your personal guide to the best The Magic City has to offer. Great food, sports, entertainment, and nature make Birmingham a great place to find 100 things to do.

100 Things To Do In Philadelphia Before You Die provides the inside scoop on the city's well-known attractions and hidden gems plus tips on snagging reservations at trendy restaurants, scoring discounts, spotting celebrities, and getting the most out of each experience. This fully updated second edition includes more things to do, see, taste, and experience, new itineraries, and updates to every page. First-time visitors and transplants will discover the city's must-see attractions, including the Reading Terminal Market and the new Museum of the American Revolution along with Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, Mural Arts tours and Spruce Street Harbor Park, and other only-in-Philadelphia sights. Born and raised on cheesesteaks? This book takes long-time Philadelphians to under-the-radar spots, from an old fashioned rodeo to a former opera house turned modern venue for A-list performers, up 60 floors to indulge in cocktails and then down a tiny alley to visit the city's oldest tavern. Author Irene Levy Baker shares secrets she's learned while working in Philadelphia's hospitality industry for nearly three decades. Find out why Philadelphia was the only city in the United States to make National Geographic's list of best places to visit. And don't miss out on the fun!

As one of the world's top wine country destinations, Napa Valley boasts amazing food, breathtaking views, and, naturally, excellent wine. Spending time there is an unparalleled experience, whether you're sampling a fancy meal or celebrating summer at the Napa County Fair. With the updated second edition of 100 Things to Do in Napa Valley Before You Die, gain new insights into this one-of-a-kind, California destination. Revisit some of the historical wineries or find ones that will push your taste buds to the next level. Eat with the locals who've loved the area for a lifetime, and learn more of the history at the Napa Valley Museum. Whether you're catching a Shakespeare performance among the vines at Napashakes or riding through the valley in style on the Napa Valley Wine Train, you'll discover new attractions and fall in love with the valley all over again. Local author Marcus Marquez lends a personal touch to the experiences in the guide. With carefully curated tips and itineraries, you'll want to make your own memories in Napa Valley and share them with your friends.

The seductive beauty of palm trees and soaring mountain peaks bring people from around the world to Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley. And with 360 days of sunshine each year, the ways to discover this desert paradise are endless. 100 Things to Do in Palm Springs Before You Die"š€š"contains itineraries and tips on what you'll discover in Greater Palm Springs"š€š"a sun-kissed community comprised of nine cities. Get outside and hike through the natural wonder at Indian Canyons. Head up high on the Aerial Tramway or down low into the San Andreas Fault. Or check out the endless string of local celebrations, like the Tamale and Date Festival or, for music and art lovers, Coachella and the brand-new Desert X. More interested in old-school cool? Don your finest "desert casual" fashion for a night at The Purple Room, the choice hangout of the famed Rat Pack. As a longtime resident and seasoned traveler, author Lydia Kremer provides both a local's insight and a penchant for discovery to her own backyard. With this book as your guide, you won't miss a thing in this glamorous desert oasis.

Indianapolis is best known for auto racing, but this diverse Midwestern city offers surprises at every turn. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a lifelong local, this second edition of 100 Things to Do in Indianapolis Before You Die points you toward some of Indy's most popular destinations"€"and some of its best-kept secrets. Indulge at an Indy bakery beloved by Hollywood celebrities, or sample the city's best pork tenderloin and sugar cream pie. Explore the world's largest children's museum, hear the Midwest's best blues, or gaze at the stars through Indiana's largest telescope. See the car that won the original Indianapolis 500, way back in 1911. This guide highlights Indy's best food and drink, cultural attractions, and shopping districts, as well as options for live music, sporting events, and outdoor fun. Best of all, this second edition of 100 Things to Do in Indianapolis Before You Die is packed with insider tips to help you make the most of your vacation time (or your lifetime) in the Circle City.

Ohio's Amish Country in the northeastern part of the state is America's largest Amish community where visitors are treated to the best of the best comfort food, deep-rooted historical locations, and opportunities to shop till you drop. There are so many things to do here that visitors would miss without a detailed guide. Consider 100 Things to Do in Ohio's Amish Country Before You Die your new guidebook to hand-picked locations curated from all the local favorites to hidden stops on the Amish Country backroads. Discover how the Amish came to this beautiful land of rolling hills, feed some animals on a wagon ride through a traditional farm, or have your taste buds burst with delight with some unique treats at one of the many bakeries. Find ideas for exploring the outdoors, charming historic downtowns, and even some "hidden gems." Don't miss the insider tips on home-cooked food to gourmet dining in the woods, where to see Swiss cheese being made, or the finest furniture store to find that hand-crafted family heirloom to take home. Whatever you are looking for in Amish Country, author Brandy Gleason provides a personal perspective into the community she has enjoyed visiting and exploring for over 35 years. She invites you to rejuvenate, slow down a little as you enjoy everything this peaceful-feeling community offers.

Stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the trails of the Timucuan preserve, Jacksonville, Florida is a vibrant multicultural city with great weather nearly year-round and the largest urban park system in the country. Known by its many visitors for its rivers and beaches, it also has a treasure trove of unique experiences for young and old to discover. 100 Things To Do in Jacksonville Before You Die is your cheat sheet to Jacksonville's most iconic destinations. Discover insider knowledge on the best festivals, stand-up paddleboarding hot spots, and the best pizza in town. From historic theatres to state-of-the-art robots, Jacksonville is a city worth exploring. Treat yourself to the smallest donuts at Mini Bar Donuts, and the biggest jumbotrons with the Jacksonville Jaguars game day experience. Hop on the Jacksonville Ale Trail and discover the First Coast's growing craft brew scene, head to the Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens for a wild time, or carve out an afternoon for a walk on Skeleton Beach. Jacksonville is often underestimated, but travel expert and Jacksonville resident Amy West is on a mission to expose all of her hometown's charms. Follow along with her guide as she takes you behind the scenes of some of her favorite places and discover Jacksonville with a local.

The story of Pittsburgh's transformation from a smoky steel town to a modern, high-tech city draws people from around the world to this corner of southwestern Pennsylvania. Pittsburghers are known for their deep pride in the city, and with so much to do and see (and eat!) around here it's no wonder why. 100 Things to Do in Pittsburgh Before You Die features itineraries and tips on what you'll discover in the Steel City. Scale Mount Washington on the Incline, a century-old cable car. Admire the artwork of Pittsburgh native Andy Warhol. Kayak the three rivers. History buff? Travel back in time to the drama of the Whiskey Rebellion, which unfolded right here. Devour a Primanti's sandwich topped with French fries. Maybe even pick up a little Pittsburghese, yinz. As a lifetime resident and a seasoned traveler, author Rossilynne Culgan combines a local's expertise with the spirit of discovery in her hometown. With this book as your guide, you won't miss a thing on your quest to make memories in Pittsburgh.

Wichita aka "Doo Dah," is a mid-size city with attractions that easily rival the nation's largest metropolises in entertainment value. Fun awaits for all who come to discover it! 100 Things to Do in Wichita Before You Die is a bucket-list book filled cover to cover with timeless destinations and lesser-known places. Dig into the burgeoning arts scene with tips for the First Friday Gallery Crawl or the Tallgrass Film Festival, founded by a Wichita native in 2003. Find out the story behind the 44-foot-tall Keeper of the Plains statue in downtown. Root, root, root for the home team, the Wichita Wind Surge at Riverfront Stadium. Outdoor activities, delicious dining, shopping, concerts, and a thriving arts scene scratch the surface. As they say, "Wichita is what you make it," and around every corner is an experience waiting for you. Wichita native and travel writer Vanessa Whiteside is your personal guide to her favorite parts of her much beloved hometown. Crack the spine on this book and choose an adventure in the Magic City!

Iowa is home to rolling hills, beautiful state parks, lush cornfields, and architecture that is unique to the state. With more than a dozen scenic highways & byways, and with 100 Things to Do in Iowa Before You Die as your guide, your next road trip will be an epic one for the record books. Did you know that you can stay in the last known hotel in the world designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Mason City? Hop on the Historic Hills Scenic Byway in southeast Iowa and enjoy glass blowing at Bloom & Bark, LLC. Visit Effigy Mounds National Monument where you can view more than 200 prehistoric mounds built by Native Americans. Check out Pella, home to all things Dutch, including a Dutch windmill, museums, Dutch pastries, homemade chocolates, and unique shops. or international treats that strike your fancy, all four corners of Iowa have something to offer even the most seasoned traveler. Author and lifelong Iowan SaraWhether it's views, variety stores, A visit to northeast Iowa would not be complete without a stop in Horsfall's, a variety store that attracts visitors from hundreds of miles around. Decorah is home to Nordic Fest and all things Scandinavian. When visiting this charming community, a treat that is not to be missed is lefse, slathered in butter, sugar, and cinnamon. Experience Iowa in a day, week, month, or a lifetime. You will be greeted with friendly people and find a new experience around every corner.

Hot Springs National Park is unlike any other National Park you will visit. It's a unique oasis in Arkansas, and not just because the park is a place where ancient thermal water springs thought to be medicinal can be found. There's a community in Hot Springs that has worked to develop this National Park and the city that surrounds it into what it is today. In 100 Things to Do in Hot Springs Before You Die, readers will get a taste of what Spa City has for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a local or a visitor, you'll be inspired to try the unique things that keep Hot Springs zany and fun. Find out where you can find fountains to indulge in the thermal waters, as well as what historic bath houses allow you to bathe in them. Learn of the town's history in an illegal gambling era that drew in infamous gangsters like Al Capone and Owney Madden at The Gangster Museum of America. Explore the three lakes and numerous hiking trails in and around the city or attend the largest celebratory bashes the city holds annually, like the World's Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade. Local author and journalist Cassidy Kendall guides you through the quirky and intriguing history of the place she's loved for years. With no stone unturned and no hidden gem remaining in the dark, this book will help you find out where to begin when experiencing and exploring Hot Springs National Park.

Santa Cruz, with its gentle ocean waves crashing against pristine shores, is a West Coast beach town unlike any other. Just seventy-five miles south of San Francisco, this laid-back community has been a popular vacation destination for more than a century. With 100 Things to Do in Santa Cruz Before You Die, you'll find all the recommendations you need to explore this splendid oasis. Whether you're coming for the surf, the family friendly Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk"¬‚¬"one of the oldest seaside amusement parks in California, the magnificent redwood forests, or the up-and-coming beer and wine scene, you're in for an unforgettable experience. After you've checked off all of the usual tourist stops, you'll be wanting more! Beyond the popular beaches and downtown's Pacific Ave., there are tons of burgeoning neighborhoods to be explored. Eat like a local at one of the many innovative restaurants; drink at the best bars, pubs and lounges around town. Get down at quirky music venues and chill dive bars. Be inspired at the eclectic mix of galleries and boutiques selling one-of-a-kind pieces. Whatever you do in Santa Cruz, it's all about slowing down, relaxing and going with the flow. Four local authors combined their years of experience in the area to create this indispensable resource for the best Santa Cruz experiences, activities and events year-round. Their carefully curated itineraries and insights make for an awe-inspiring beach getaway like you've never had before.