California knows how to party….but what do you like to do when you visit?

Los Angeles and the surrounding cities boast an endless amount of tourist attractions, and fun day-trips. Whether you are into history, science, celebrities, or thrilling attractions, there seems to be something for everyone.

If you are into the arts, be sure to check out the J. Paul Getty art museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, etc.

If science is more your thing, check out the Griffith Observatory, the Los Angeles Zoo, the California Science Center, etc.

To check out the sports scene, catch a game at the Staples Center, or Dodger Stadium!

for some excitement and thrills, lose yourself at Disneyland, Universal Studios, Grauman’s Chinese Theater, Venice Beach Boardwalk, Madam Tussauds, etc.

There are countless things to do in this beautiful and exciting city. Check out this site for more ideas, and book your trip to sunny Los Angeles, CA today!

If you love waterfalls and the beautiful scenery that surrounds them, here are some waterfalls that you are not going to want to miss when planning your summer vacation. After all, now is the time to begin planning your trip–why not settle on one of these breathtaking locations?

First, there is always Niagara Falls, one of the most powerful waterfalls in the United States. It borders both New York and Canada, so you could plan a trip to either border. Summer crowds can overwhelm, so visit during the shoulder seasons instead. You can’t go wrong in May, June, and September.

Next, check out Hanakapi’ai Falls in Kauai, Hawaii. If a tropical locale is what you enjoy, this is the haven for you. This thin veil of water plunges 300 feet from volcanic-rock cliffs cloaked in tropical rain forest. Avoid hiking the trail to the waterfall in August, when temperatures can climb into the 90s.

If you want something more stateside, check out Yosemite Falls in California. This three-tiered fall stretches 2,425 feet from top to bottom. The waterfall itself is gorgeous, but it is the surroundings — granite cliffs and Giant Sequoia trees — that make it one of the most striking sights in the country.

Want something a little more foreign? Visit Sutherland Falls in New Zealand. Its water drops 1,904 feet and shifts to the right at one point and then back to the left at another, forming three distinct sections. The best way to see the trio is by hiking a three-mile portion of the Milford Track, one of New Zealand’s most popular trails.

Check out one of these amazing natural wonders, and spend a week relaxing in nature this summer.

• When the wedding date is and when you can steal away
• How much time you have
• How much money you can spend on your honeymoon

There are three main categories for honeymoon getaways:

1-      Classic- This is traditional image of a honeymoon getaway. The sun, the sand, the beach… and the two of you. This would include trips to places like Hawaii, California, Mexico, Bali, Florida, and the Caribbean.

2-      Tucked Away- This is for couples who want seclusion from the rest of the world. Often these escapes are tucked in the wilderness in a cabin or a bed and breakfast. For this type of honeymoon you can stay pretty close to home or venture away. Just find a charming little town and a nice place to stay.

3-      Sight Seeing- This is for couples who don’t want to miss out on the action. They want to have an adventure honeymoon. Ideas for this include a European tour, China, or any other place that attracts lots of tourists.

For those who are IN LOVE with this series, whether it is the books and/or movies, here are the places to visit to complete an absolutely thorough Twilight tour.

Forks, Washington
Forks is the must see for any twilight fan. Forks is where Edward and Bella met for the first time and the scene for their love story to begin. As any fan would know, Washington is always cloudy making it the perfect spot for a clan of vampires.

The town of Forks, has embraced the fame that Twilight has brought upon them. They offer city tours complete with different locations in the books, including Bella’s house. There are several stores throughout the town that offer twilight apparel and other items. A few local inns, have even designed Twilight-themed rooms.

Forks, Washington

Port Angeles, Washington
Port Angeles was a resort town even before Twilight added to its fame. The City of Port Angeles is loving the extra recognition.

There are several tours that show visitors to the Twilight landmarks around town that are talked about in the books, including Odyssey Books and Bella Italia. Bella Italia is the restaurant where Bella and Edward had their first date after Edward rescued Bella from some shady characters. Guests who dine at Bella Italia can even order a dish called, “Bella’s mushroom ravioli,” and eat the same dish Bella did on her date. There is no Edward dish, as a vampire of course don’t enjoy eating at restaurants.

Port Angeles

Portland, Oregon
Portland was used solely for filming the first movie Twilight. There is no part in the books that take place here. If you go here, you may recognize some places from the movie.

Vancouver, Canada
Much of New Moon’s filming was done in Vancouver. On location tours will take fans to not only the spots where scenes were shot, and also to many of the favorite hangouts of the cast and crew.

The 6-hour tours cost $119 for kids and $149 for adults- this is not a tour for only wannabe fans, you have to be a real fan to fork out that much dough and spend six hours of your life trekking to the different places where the movie was filmed.

Vancouver, Canada

Hoh Rainforest, Washington
Several scenes in the Twilight saga take place in the Hoh rainforest in Washington. This rainforest is one of the few temperate rainforests in the United States and one of the largest in the world. It’s densely populated with huge moss-covered trees, many of which are thousands of years old.

Hoh Rainforest

Quileute Reservation, Washington
The Quileute tribe of Native Americans have lived on the land that is now Washington state for thousands of years. Members of the tribe really do reside on the reservation and control the town and beach of La Push and its harbor.

Twilight’s beach scenes take place at first Beach in La Push, including the one in which Jacob tells Bella about the ancient vampires. The reservation offers beach front cabins and also runs a Twilight tour.

Quileute Reservation, Washington

Syracuse, Utah
Syracuse has absolutely nothing to do with the Twilight books or movies, but it does have two corn mazes that depict the main love interests of the series, Edward and Jacob.

Twilight Corn Maze

Volterra, Italy
In the New Moon book, Bella tracks Edward to Volterra, Italy. Although the books might be, this town is not fiction. It is a real town  located in Italy. Volterra is located in the Tuscany region with massive walls that surround the medieval town. Twilight tours are offered.

Volterra, Italy

Montepulciano, Italy
The movie is not filmed in Volterra, rather in Montepulciano. Go here to see the scenes of the film. There are tours available.

Los Angeles, California
The New Moon premiere is showing on November 16th in Los Angeles. You will be lucky if you get tickets, but you can still go hang out around the theater and see if your favorite character shows up.