If you resolved to travel more in the New Year, now’s the time to start planning.

To help you take to the skies without breaking the bank in 2017, we found 12 great deals from major cities across the country.

By using KAYAK’s “Explore” function—which shows you everywhere you can go within your flight budget—we searched for the best places on Earth to travel this year without spending more than $400 on airfare (taxes included).

Travelers based in New York City, for example, can book a trip to Oslo, Norway, for $235, or to Copenhagen, Denmark, for $275. Other affordable European getaways include Paris and Rome, both with round-trip economy tickets available for $325 and $375, respectively. A flight to London is available for $337.

Seeking something more tropical? Head to Puerto Rico for $183, or get a round-trip flight to Guadeloupe for only $146.

Los Angeles-based travelers can find many similar deals in Europe ($252 to Norway, or $359 to Paris), though more far-flung destinations may be better values. KAYAK lists $300 round-trip tickets to Iceland, $387 flights to Hawaii, and $395 flights to Peru, one of our best destinations to visit in 2017.

To find the best deal from your city (a $191 trip to Cuba from Philadelphia, for example, or a $380 trip to Ireland from Washington, D.C.) simply prompt KAYAK to scour the internet for the best deals available within the last 48 hours.

There is more to March than St. Patty’s Day.  Find out what else is happening by clicking below.

March

For those city dwellers that do not have a yard or any outdoor space to garden there are still options. Cities everywhere have begun renting community garden plots.  The best way to find one near you is to call your city park district.

Knowing when to plant vegetables in your state is important. Most states have a few hardiness zones that can vary drastically in planting schedules. Most of the United States is covered in zones 3-9.

Click here for more info: Vegetable planting calendar

Here are some great storage ideas for your small space.

BHG Decorating Ideas

There is a growing trend or should I say a downsizing trend of Tiny Homes. They are cute and perhaps comfortable if you are a tiny/ petite person, it’s not for everyone. They would be great for the kid that doesn’t move out (let’em live in a tiny house in the yard), an in-law house (in the yard they go too) or a private space away from everyone in your big house. But can you just park them anywhere? I am sure the answer is no. So time for some research and here is what I found:

 Tiny house zoning regulations: What you need to know            &

THE SECRET COSTS TO OWNING A TINY HOME

Here is a look at 2 decorating trends hitting homes this 2017.

GEOMETRIC PATTERNS: Say goodbye to soft, gentle curves—funky geometric patterns will rule the roost

JEWEL TONES: Last year welcomed the bold return of art deco–inspired designs, and with them come luxurious jewel tones. Indulge your regal side with rich emerald chairs, bold sapphire walls, and amethyst accents.