In the heart of Dixie, where the tunes are as soulful as the food is hearty, I embarked upon a…
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1. The World's Largest Cheeto (308 Dows St, Elk Horn, IA 51531)
Yes, you read that right! This mighty orange gem is housed in a small town with Eggersesque charm and true Midwestern…
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1. The World's Largest Ball of Paint (10696 N 200 W, Alexandria, IN 46001) An absurd sculpture that would make Kurt Vonnegut chuckle; this ongoing participatory paint project speaks to Midwestern…
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1. Navy Pier (Chicago, IL 60611)
Ahoy! Embrace the exhilarating waterfront culture of the Windy City at this historic pier on Lake Michigan. While some adore its carnival charm echoing…
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1. Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve (1266 Craters Loop, Arco, ID 83213)
A volcanic wonderland with a name taken from T.S. Eliot's poetic line, To crack the moon, this spot…
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1. Waikiki Beach (Honolulu, HI 96815)
Surrounded by swanky eateries la Kerouac's modern bopniks, this sunsoaked Honolulu paradise draws both surf connoisseurs and sandytoed novices alike.…
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Behold! The multifaceted land of Georgia, with its hospitable warmth and historical charm, shrouded in an aura reminiscent of Kerouac's prose. Let us venture into ten tourist traps that…
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1. Walt Disney World, Orlando (Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830)
With a splash of Kerouacian intensity and a touch of the Lion King charm, Disney World brings in magic at Orlando both for diehard…
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1. The White House (1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20500)
Behold the very epitome of American power where Kerouac himself might have penned an ode to democracy. But bewarethe…
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1. Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk (20 Baltimore Ave, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971)
The epitome of seaside Americana and a dayatthebeach nostalgia captured in Kerouac's proseRehoboth teems with…
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1. Yale University (New Haven, CT 06520)
Yale University is an Ivy League gem where Rory Gilmore and Paul Giamatti once roamed the halls. It bleeds with intellectual historywhere F. Scott…