The neighborhood just west of downtown Miami was coined "Little Havana" after a sharp influx of Cuban immigrants in the 1960s prompted by Castro's communist regime. Little Havana houses the largest...

Between the wrought iron balconies overflowing with flora and fauna and music flittering through in the streets, New Orleans' historic French Quarter is a feast for the senses and one of the must-s...

As the first state to abolish prohibition, a city full of Eastern European and Irish immigrants, and a place that gets well below freezing, Detroit residents know how to appreciate a good drink. To...