Baltimore, Maryland

Baltimore, Maryland is not only home to the Baltimore Orioles, but also home to a lot of United States history.

This city has a lot to offer for anyone who is looking to visit big city that feels like a small home town neighborhood. You will want to visit historic Fells Point and see some of the old ships that remain on the bay here.

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Ogunquit, Maine

If you aren't from the NorthEast, and you want to visit Maine, you may have no idea where to go. The city of Ogunquit and the surrounding area have a lot to offer. You can stroll along the cliffs of the coastline, see places where fishermen still trap lobster and more.

There are several popular light houses. Beaches for everyone to enjoy. And a lot of things to do for free. For more information check out this article.

Chicago - On a Budget

For anyone who is considering traveling to Chicago, but thinks that they can't afford it....Chicago is my kind of town!

Chicago has more things to see and do for free than most large cities in the United States. First of all, the museums has free museum days on Tuesdays throughout most of the year. The Lincoln Park Zoo has free admission. The Planetarium also participates in special free dates.

If you would like to see what all there is to see and do for free, check out this site or go to How to Visit Chicago on a Budget.

Enjoy your vacation, even if it's just a weekend getaway. And remember...May all of your travels be, lots of fun and mostly free!

Santa Barbara, CA

I was amazed when I found out how many things that there are to do and see for free in Santa Barbara, California. This city has such great weather, there is a festival just about every weekend, and that's year round.

Check out this article How to Visit Santa Barabara, CA on a Budget.

Biloxi, Mississippi

I have always wanted to go to Biloxi, Mississippi, at least ever since I heard about the place just before Katrina hit. Now that things are back in order, I think it will be a fantastic place to plan a getaway. Whether you are going to gamble, or just to enjoy the Gulf Coast, I think that Biloxi is a beautiful city to see and there is something there for just about everyone!

Here is an article titled How To Travel To Biloxi, Mississippi on a Budget, for anyone who may be interested in seeing everything that Biloxi has to offer.

While you are there, please make note of the Katrina Sculptures. They are located in the medians throughout the city, and were sculpted from the remains of the dead trees that Hurricane Katrina left behind.

Daydreaming about Vegas

Although I have been to Las Vegas three different times in my life, it seems that I am still daydreaming about going there constantly.

Even the smallest of airports usually have a direct flight to Vegas. And typically the flight can be very reasonable. It is one of the least expensive flights available on most every airline, even from other countries.

There are a number of things to see and do for free. And for anyone who is able to resist temptation, just walking around the specialty shops in the city can be exciting.

Don't forget to get buy a ticket on the Deuce to save on transportation. Check out this article for more ways to save in Las Vegas.

St. Louis, Missouri

It has been a while since my trip to St. Louis, MO, but I really enjoyed my vacation there. There is so much to see and do. Plus, the city has a lot of free attractions.

There is a free train museum in the mall. The Lewis and Clark site is an excellent site to see for free. The St. Louis Zoo has free admission, but they do charge you for parking, which isn't that big of a deal if you have a van full of people.

There are a number of historic sites in St. Louis. The Ulysses S. Grant Historic Site, the Jefferson Barracks and more. And the great thing, is they are all free to see.

If you are planning on a visit to St. Louis, you could have a very inexpensive vacation there. All you would have to pay for is your hotel and your food and drinks.

I have written an article on How to Travel to St. Louis on a Budget. I hope you will take the opportunity to view it.

May all of your travels be...Lots of fun and mostly free!