6. New Orleans, Louisiana
Romantic may not be the first word that pops in your head when thinking about New Orleans, but the city actually has quite a lot to offer if you’re on a trip with your significant other. The serene uptown and garden district, the French quarter and Lake Pontchartrain are all beautiful spots, and of course, you could end the day in one of the many Jazz Clubs or acclaimed restaurants.
?7. Bisbee, Arizona
This little mining town, near the Mexican border, is an underrated and original destination for couples. Bisbee is home to many artists and people who lead a more eccentric lifestyle. The town center is full of art galleries and antique shops, and of course there, are several mine-related attractions for history lovers.
8. Fairbanks, Alaska
If you’re an adventurous type of couple, who is not deterred by the cold, you might want to check out Fairbanks. It is probably the most remote spot on the list. The activities you will find there are typical to places located close to the Arctic Circle – dog-mushing tours or a walk through a reindeer ranch. And of course, if you made it all the way to Alaska, you must see the northern lights.
9. Marina del Rey, California
Marina del Rey is an unincorporated community in Los Angeles county. California is full of famous cities, so this hidden little gem is easily outshined. But if you’re after some relaxed alone time, it may just be for you. It’s located just a few miles from LAX and within walking distance of the famous Venice Beach. You can have your California moment without the hustle and bustle of LA, San Francisco, or San Diego.
10. Portland, Maine
This 400-year-old New England coastal town does not have the elite-vibe Martha’s Vineyard or Cape Cod have, and that is where its charm lies. Traditional lighthouses overlooking white sand beaches is a typical view you might see in Portland, and what can be more romantic than that?
