Bord Bia Bloom, Ireland’s largest gardening festival, returns to its home in the Phoenix Park for a 19th year this June Bank ...

One of the most popular traditional events is Kennett Square’s annual Memorial Day Parade (West State Street, Kennett Square, ...

A Route 66 sign, perched on a pole at the famed Santa Monica pier, advertises the spot as the “end of the trail.” But for ...

Everyone knows Route 66—but few know where it really ends. We trace four conflicting “final” stops from downtown LA to the ...

For Jim Ross and his wife Shellee Graham, just about every single journey on Route 66, for the past 30 years, has included an old stretch of original pavement near Arcadia.

It’s called the Route 66 Neon Park and it’s located at George M. Reed Roadside Park in St. Robert. The park is the first of its kind in the Show Me State, featuring nearly a dozen restored ...

The City of Springfield, Missouri, known as the birthplace of Route 66, has been selected as the host city to kick off the Route 66 Centennial Celebration in 2026. The city was awarded by the U.S ...

Route 66 may be most famous for its neon signs and kitschy man-made attractions. But this legendary highway also winds past some of America’s wildest marvels of nature, breathtaking scenery and ...

In the second installment of our five-part series, we leave Route 66 Illinois for Missouri and those 13.2 miles of Kansas on the historic Mother Road.

Planning to drive from Chicago to Los Angeles? Check out these legendary Route 66 stops along the way. Elizabeth Rhodes is a senior editor at Travel + Leisure, covering everything from luxury ...

In 1954, a crash on Route 66 changed Sammy Davis Jr.’s life forever. We visited the site where the music icon lost his left eye—and where Hollywood history took a dramatic turn.

Amboy, Calif., in the Mojave Desert, off the old Route 66.Credit...Andrew Moore Supported by By Aatish Taseer Photographs by Andrew Moore ON A BLUE Chicago morning in October, the tiny-leaved ...