15 Romantic Minimoon Destinations For After the I Dos

This former Victorian mountain town in the heart of the Colourado Rockies is so picture-perfect, you can actually feel the love in the air. From snow-capped peaks to historic architecture, there's majestic views at every turn.

Where to stay: The panoramic mountain views from the private residences at Lumière with Inspirato will absolutely take your breath away.

What to do: Indulge in a one-of-kind gourmet dining experience at The Tunnel, a restaurant so intimate, there is only one table and you'll need to know the password to get in (don't worry, you're given the password once you make your reservation).

Rich in wildlife and stunning scenery, the Catskills are a little slice of secluded paradise just a few hours north of New York City. Plus, if you're planning a Fall wedding, get ready for a visual treat. The heavily forested area boasts some of the most vivid and colourful Autumn foliage in the country.

Where to stay: The Woodstock Inn is a total nature sanctuary, with many rooms featuring a fireplace and jetted tubs. Or, if you're craving more contemporary digs, check out The Roxbury.

What to do: The Catskills are rich in hiking trails and scenic vantage points. Can't miss attractions include Kaaterskill Falls and Pratt Rock. The nearby Hudson Valley also boasts some of the best farm-to-table fare in the country.

This whimsical Southern city is highlighted by sweeping Live Oak trees draped with Spanish Moss, award-winning cuisine and cocktail culture, and statement architecture.

Where to stay: The Hamilton-Turner Inn radiates with old-world Southern charm. The historic mansion features amenities like claw-foot tubs, exposed brick and fireplaces, and four-poster beds.

What to do: Take in the sights via horse-drawn carriage, stroll hand-in-hand under the sweeping Live Oaks, and spend hours relaxing with your love in the numerous green spaces and manicured parks.

Napa Valley is a fairy tale for romantics everywhere. Just imagine world-class wine, award-winning restaurants on almost every block, and sweeping views of the rolling California hills.

Where to stay: Calistoga Ranch is enchanting; the luxury resort completely immerses its guests in the wild natural surroundings, allowing you to collect your own honey from local beehives and eggs from the resort's chicken coop.

What to do: Eat and drink! And when you're not, embark on a hot air balloon ride at dawn, indulge in a couples massage, or take a couples cooking class.

This breezy beach city is styled by cliffs and rolling hills crashing into the coastline, an eclectic art and culinary scene that has garnered international acclaim, and historic, almost fairy tale-like cottages and architecture.

Where to stay: The Horizon Inn is all about upping the romance ante. Per request, the staff will set up a candlelit room, complete with rose petals and champagne. You can also opt for an intimate dinner right on the shore.

What to do: The area is a hub of culture, shopping, and entertainment. Browse the boutiques, visit the plentiful art galleries and shake hands with the artists themselves, sip local wine, or navigate one of the scenic beachfront walks or hikes.

This vibrant village in northern New York is set in the Adirondack Mountains and is teeming with hiking trails and a host of other outdoor activities.

Where to stay: Lake Placid Lodge blends rustic charm with modern luxury. The rooms are decorated with forest-inspired antiques (including huge hand-carved beds) and real stone fireplaces, perfecting for cuddling or roasting s'mores indoors!

What to do: Hike, horseback ride, go on a boating trip, rock climb, white water raft — the area's activity list is practically boundless.

If a big city-cation is more your speed, Chi-Town is perfect for lovers.

Where to stay: For the royal treatment, splurge at The Langham, a five-star hotel lauded for its majestic city views and granite bathtubs. For a more urban vibe, check out the industrial lofts at The Publishing House Bed and Breakfast set in a historic 110-year-old building.

What to do: Sip cocktails with views of the sparkling skyline at one of the multiple rooftop bars and restaurants, take a boat tour on Lake Michigan, or take a cooking class at the Garfield Park Conservatory.