Historic Baltimore
Most everywhere you turn in Baltimore, you take in a piece of the city’s history. Indeed the city has nearly 70,000 properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) and almost seventy National Register Historic Districts. It’s also punctuated with all kinds of monuments. Already in 1827 during a visit to Baltimore by…
Read MoreHeading into History in Saratoga
The history of Saratoga Springs is rich and storied. If you want, go as far back as 1777 and visit the Saratoga Battlefields, also known as the Saratoga National Historical Park, the sacred land where the turning point of the American Revolution occurred. If you like nature, it’s worth the fifteen-mile drive out here. It’s…
Read MoreHealth, Wellbeing and Beauty in the Spa Town
People have been “taking the waters” in Saratoga Springs, New York since the early part of the nineteenth century. (Actually indigenous Native Americans indulged in therapeutic drinks and soaks there long before they were discovered by the white man.) Known for their healing benefits, the mineral-rich water still found in springs in and around Saratoga…
Read MoreHave You Ever Visited a Quirky Museum?
Have You Ever Visited a Quirky Museum? Do you know there is a carnivorous plant garden in Wilmington, North Carolina? A wordless language that relies on pitch variation to communicate meaning in La Gomera, Spain? A baobab tree in South Africa that is so large it has a pub in it that can comfortably fit…
Read MoreEating Your Way Through the Hamptons: A Foodie’s Guide
Hamptons Classics: Golden Pear Café: With a few locations around the Hamptons, this is the spot to grab delicious sandwiches, salads, and pastries for a beach day or a quick bite. Shippy’s Pumpernickels Restaurant (Southampton): Feeling nostalgic? Head to this old-school spot for hearty German food and fresh seafood. It’s a Southampton institution! On the…
Read MoreFood and Drink Highlights of Vieques
Since Vieques is a larger island than Culebra, there’s more to do there. That means more opportunities for building up your appetite and thirst. Whether you’ve spent the day fishing, snorkeling or tucked away in a bungalow, you’ll enjoy delighting in the many Puerto Rican specialities offered on the island. Plantains Puerto Ricans love plantains,…
Read More8 Fun Things to Do in Cape Coral, Florida if It’s Your First Visit
Cape Coral, Florida, is overflowing with exciting things to do. Since you want your first visit to be one to remember, we created this list of 10 fun things to do so you can spend less time planning and more time enjoying your time away. 1. Tom Allen Memorial Butterfly House Visit the Tom Allen…
Read More6 Things To Do for Kids and Families in Myrtle Beach, SC
Myrtle Beach, SC, is known for luxurious sandy beaches, widely celebrated golf courses, and more fun things to do for families with kids than you can imagine. 1. Fun, Fun, Fun at the Funplex Just one block from the beach and open March through April, Funplex Myrtle Beach is your Myrtle Beach hub for family…
Read More6 Places to Eat and Drink in Fort Myers, Florida
Fort Myers, Florida, is a favorite vacation destination for family fun, beautiful Gulf of Mexico beaches and island hopping off shore. An array of outdoor activities can be had, from boating to fishing to shelling. Museums and historical attractions are on deck as well. However, no matter what you plan to do in this favorited…
Read More6 Shopping Destinations in Dennis, MA
Dennis, Ma is a popular destination for many Americans and is a hub for for fishing, sunbathing, surfing, shopping, and other recreational activities. Shopping in Dennis, MA, boasts multiple clothing shops, vintage outlets book stores, and more. However, it might be somewhat challenging to find the right places, especially when it’s your first time in…
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