Our city guides are meant as a companion to our stadium guides. They can help you get the most out of your sports-themed trips to major destinations.
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If not for its sports teams, you might know St. Louis for only one thing — and it’s a pretty safe bet that one thing is pictured at the top of this page. But St. Louis is a great many … Continue reading
Despite its location north of the border, Toronto still occupies a significant place in the American sports landscape as the only non-American city to have MLB and NBA franchises. With the Buffalo Bills having played one regular-season game in Toronto … Continue reading
Kansas City, Missouri, is known as the “Paris of the Plains” because the city’s layout and architecture tend to give off a certain elegance. It can be surprisingly cosmopolitan, but befitting its Midwestern locale, it’s a down-to-earth place as well. … Continue reading
The Dallas/Fort Worth region is gaining more and more prominence on the American sports landscape with each passing year, and not just because it’s home to teams in all four major sports leagues, plus soccer, NASCAR, major colleges and so … Continue reading
Already known worldwide and as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States, New Orleans needs little selling. From its famed Mardi Gras celebration to the lively French Quarter, from jazz clubs to Creole restaurants, the Big … Continue reading
For all the wonderful things Chicago has to offer the visitor, sports travel will always be a primary reason for people to drop in. Home to no less than seven professional teams across six major sports leagues, there’s reason for … Continue reading
For all the leisure and entertainment options Las Vegas offers to visitors, for a long time live sports and games were just a tiny part of the scene. Not anymore. The opening of T-Mobile Arena just off the Strip in … Continue reading
From higher education to government business, and from a vibrant cultural scene to numerous craft breweries, the Raleigh/Durham region offers quite a bit to its visitors — a fact that fans of its sports teams know well, too. If you’re … Continue reading
There’s really nothing that can be said here that we feel could make Boston any more enticing to visit than it already is. It’s a beautiful city, full of history, character and charm, and that goes for its sporting culture … Continue reading
Cleveland has a well-deserved reputation as the home of passionate sports fans who follow the city’s teams in three major professional sports. And even though that fan base has met up with some serious heartbreak over a span of more … Continue reading
