Stop by these delicious diners on your next road trip for hot dogs, chile, burgers, and other classic American comfort foods ...

Driving Route 66 can feel like being transported via time machine into 1950s America—the days of pink Cadillacs, soda jerks and the threat of nuclear annihilation.

The state capital may not get a shout out in the iconic highway’s famous song, but with its growing roster of sites and attractions, Springfield has become a mandatory stop——especially as the Main ...

“Historic Route 66 is the quintessential American experience,” explains Ken Busby, executive director and CEO of Route 66 Alliance, a nonprofit organization in Tulsa, Oklahoma dedicated to the ...

Route 66, the Legend RoadOf course, liked by truckers as it was, the 66 was hardly imprinted in the public consciousness. Something had to happen to make the road as notorious as it is today ...

Route 66 is gone, buried under the asphalt of more than 3,000 kilometres of interstate. These days, you can drive from Chicago to Los Angeles in less than a day and a half if you stop only for gas ...

Traveling Route 66 lets you live in two eras at once Keeping off the Interstate and on the Mother Road reminds you what life was like before we cared about saving 10 minutes, even if you don't ...

Route 66 is America’s quintessential road trip. The Jones Motor Co. Ford & Texaco building on Central Avenue in Albuquerque, built in 1939, is now home to a brewpub and consignment shop.

Route 66 is America’s quintessential road trip. The Jones Motor Co. Ford & Texaco building on Central Avenue in Albuquerque, built in 1939, is now home to a brewpub and consignment shop.

Like any road of such length and longevity, it was re-routed many times in large and small ways - a city might have 3 or more ways to go through that were all Route 66 at one time or another.

While Route 66 is still a great road to travel for a dose of nostalgia, there are tasty eats to be found on the highway, too. Here are some you shouldn’t skip.