“Speaking as someone from a part of Europe long controlled by communist regimes, Route 66 carried an almost mythical meaning,” says Jurásek. “We weren’t allowed to travel west, so for many of us, the ...

Getting there: The Santa Monica Pier is about 15 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Take Interstate 10 west, exit onto Fourth Street and then head west on Colorado Avenue.

The New Mexico Museum of Art opens "Roadside Attractions," a new small exhibition of 20 or so photographs that speak to the ...

Cruising U.S. Route 66 in California If you’ve been driving the 2,448 miles from Chicago west to Santa Monica on the best ...

This funky Arizona roadside stop brings back glory days with vintage charm and the kind of retro atmosphere that is ...

Route 66 became famous as the Mother Road, as John Steinbeck labeled it in his 1939 novel “Grapes of Wrath.” Also dubbed the “Main Street of America,” Route 66 served Flagstaff for 42 years before ...

Oklahoma may be best known for its plains, but it's also home to vibrant art installations and downtown districts.

The Dyrt has created guides to the 7 most iconic U.S. road trips, including the best places to camp on each route.

Driving along historic Route 66 through Needles, California reveals a town filled with reminders of America’s most famous highway. Old motels, abandoned signs, and historic buildings tell the story of ...

Traditional neon signs are made from glass tubes that are carefully bent by hand into specific shapes. Those tubes are filled ...

There’s a stretch of Route 66 running through Chicago where history isn’t just preserved in museums or commemorated with plaques, it’s actively being served on plates alongside perfectly crispy hash ...

Hit pause on Route 66 in Litchfield and discover neon lights, vintage memorabilia, and heartfelt road history in one cozy ...