Posts by josh
Why You Should Visit the Appalachians
American history lives within the undulating mountains, the blue hills, and the verdant valleys of the Appalachians. From the rolling greens of northern Alabama and…
American Castles
This fall season, when the leaves turn a ripe sienna red and the air lingers cool in your chest, set off someplace both spooky and beautiful for a very Halloween-Esque…
What to do in Indianapolis
In the heart of central Indiana, the capital city of Indianapolis is home to the excitement, thrill, adventure, and more. Between the biggest children’s museum in the…
Soulard
One of the oldest neighborhoods in St. Louis, Soulard is the historic French district upon which the city was originally built, making it one of the most important and…
Most Travel-Worthy State Capitals
With 50 states plus a national capital city, avid travelers have a lot on their plate – and bucket list. Capital cities also make for amazing educational trips for…
Weeki Wachee Springs
Weeki Wachee Springs Melding naturalist ecotourism with traditional tourist landmarks, Weeki Wachee Springs is a unique combination of kitsch and glam, of nature and the…
Lowry Park Zoo
Lowry Park Zoo Titled as the “More-to-do Zoo,” Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo is ranked as one of the best and most visited zoos in the southeastern United States for its unique…
Budget Choices for Affordable Travel
Budgeting for a vacation can be both exciting and stressful even if you know what you’re doing. There are some choices that one must make to get the most out of even the…
Cabrillo National Monument
Cabrillo National Monument Situated at the tip of the scenic Point Loma peninsula, the Cabrillo National Monument stands as a tribute to Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo.…
San Diego History Center
San Diego History Center In beautiful Balboa Park, the San Diego History Center is the city’s premier destination for the true stories of southern California…
Mission Beach
Mission Beach By its name, you might think that San Diego’s Mission Beach would be a manicured stretch of sand on a picturesque coastline but that’s not all. Mission…
Gaslamp Quarter
Gaslamp Quarter San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter, though officially chartered in the 1980s, dates back to the mid-19th century when what was known as the New Town…
