Itineraries, Travel Tips and Tools
Although you cannot notably recognize Florida for its walkable cities, there are a surprising number of them there. Walking around a new place is a great way to exercise and get to know the local culture. Florida’s cities are well-liked by people who enjoy walking because of the state’s sunny climate and typically flat terrain. …
One of the original 13 states that made up the US, Massachusetts is the seventh smallest state in land area. Boston, which is also its most populated city, serves as its capital. There are more than 350 cities in the state, and 26 of them have a population of over 50,000. This ranking of the …
The FBI’s annual collection and publication of its Uniform Crime Reporting Statistics is the most excellent resource for studying crime in Virginia. Violent crime and property crime are the two primary divisions of crime statistics. Crimes like robbery, murder, rape, and assault are examples of violent crimes. Generally speaking, avoiding areas with high violent crime …
Georgia is home to lovely coastal beaches, quaint ancient villages, and the state’s most famous peach trees. Like many other US states, Georgia has some dangerous cities where violent crime and theft may happen more frequently than in other areas. Georgia’s violent crime rate, which is 3.26 per 1,000 people, is about 12% lower than …
Although Pennsylvania is the 11th safest state in the union, its several cities have high crime rates. According to FBI statistics, the most violent cities in Pennsylvania are Allentown, Altoona, McKees Rocks, Darby, Chester, Mckeesport, and Scranton. With between 101 and 205 percent more crimes per capita than all other communities in Pennsylvania, these cities …
You can find exotic beaches, vibrant cities, swamplands, theme parks, southern charm, and everything in between in Florida. While the Sunshine State is a well-liked destination for travel and vacations, its cities don’t have the finest reputations, and the crime rates in many Old Florida towns are infamously high. Unfortunately, Florida’s most attractive and historically …
